Celebrating GCSE and Level 2 Results Success
GCSE and Level 2 students at Hugh Baird College have been celebrating as they collect their results and begin making preparations for their next step.
After months of patiently waiting, today students received results that allowed them to progress to either Further Education, an apprenticeship, Higher Education or even their career.
Anasticia Turmanova from Walton has her sights set on university, with a keen interest in data-related fields. Anasticia's journey to the UK from Russia two years ago has been filled with academic aspirations and achievements and she achieved the highest grade of 9 in GCSE Maths.
Dilyana Staneva, a resident of Bootle for the past 9 years and a cleaning operative at the College, has showcased her love for Maths by securing a GCSE grade 9. She pursued this subject purely out of passion and personal enjoyment. Before this, she had already achieved an Electrical Installation Level 3 qualification. Originally from Bulgaria, Dilyana moved to the UK a decade ago due to her husband's job.
Dilyana said:
I would like to thank my tutors, Adele and Suzanne, for their incredible support and encouragement over the past year. I’m looking forward to continuing my studies by studying GCSE English at Hugh Baird College next academic year.
Lara Norman from Wallasey has achieved stellar results including a grade 8 in GCSE English Literature. Lara is gearing up to join LIPA Sixth Form College where she will be focusing on performance and production. Her future plans include pursuing Music at the university level.
Amelia Cooksley from Seaforth achieved a distinction on the Level 2 Health and Social Care course. Amelia's journey has been unique as she was homeschooled throughout her younger years before joining Hugh Baird College’s 14-16 College in 2021. She aspires to open her own bakery in the future.
Other achievements include; Jake Lynch, who achieved, 8 in GCSE English Language, Bahareh Jahanifar who achieved 9 in GCSE Maths, Holly Rogers who achieved 8 in GCSE English Language and Nooshin Davoodi who achieved 8 in GCSE Maths.
