The 2019 examination results were fantastic and represent the high quality teaching and learning at Carmel College. Such outstanding achievements lead to excellent opportunities for the future.

“Students’ progression into university, further education, employment and apprenticeships is excellent.” Ofsted June 2019

We are extremely proud of all our students who have worked so hard during their two years here and wish them well for the future.

We are extremely proud of all our students who have worked so hard during their two years here and wish them well for the future. Congratulations to Cameron Mumtaz-Wong who will go on to Cambridge University to study Chemical Engineering after achieving 3 A*s and an A. Well done to Nicole Cardoza, Zara Cowan, Jasmine Lee, Amarra Mossman and Lauren Norton who have all secured places to study Veterinary Science / Medicine and also to Jessica Hogg and Victoria Johnson who will be studying Medicine at university.

There are far too many students to mention individually so these are just a few examples of some exceptional achievements:-

Nicole Cardoza, Great Sankey, 2 A*s and 2 As – Vet Medicine, Cambridge
Callum Cox, De La Salle, 4 A*s, Computer Science, University of Manchester
Tom Gill, De La Salle,  4 A*s, Computer Science, University of Manchester
Jasmine Jim, Blue Coat, 3 A*s and an A – Product Design, Nottingham Trent University
Cameron Mumtaz-Wong, Childwall Academy, 3 A*s and an A – Chemical Engineering, Cambridge
Raphael Ardani, Wade Deacon, A* and 3 As – Civil Engineering, University College London
Jacob Griffiths, Childwall Academy, 4 As – Law in 2021 after 2 yrs in the Philippines
Ryan Puxley, Rainhill High, A* and 2 As – Modern Languages and Cultures, Durham University
Eleanor Stevens, De La Salle, A and 3 x Distinction* – Early Yrs Education, Edge Hill University
Joseph Turasz, St Ed Arrow (Whiston), 2 A*s, an A and a B – Maths, Durham University
Megan Barlow, Wade Deacon, 2 A*s and 2 As – Maths, Nottingham University
Mathew Berry, The Prescot School, A* and 2 As – History and Politics, University of Liverpool
Alex Burke, Rainhill High, A* and 2 As – Chemistry, Durham University
Adam Cao, Childwall Academy, A*, 2 As and a C – Computer Science, Kings College London
Zara Cowan, 2 As and a B – Veterinary Medicine, Nottingham University
Bethany Crilly, The Sutton Academy, Distinction* and 2 As – English Lang & Lit, University of Manchester
Olivia Cruickshanks, Bellerive, 2 x Distinction* and a Distinction – Midwifery, Chester University
Jade Edwards, Wade Deacon, A* and 2 As – Chemistry, University of York
Joseph Ford, Blue Coat, A* and 2 As – Physiotherapy, University of Birmingham
Mollie Hammerton, Tower College, 2 A* and an A – Law, University of Liverpool
Joshua Heald, Culcheth High A* and 2 As – Philosophy, Politics and Economics, Lancaster University
Ben Hesford, Rainford High,  A* and 2 As – Maths, University of Leeds
Jasmine Lee, Wade Deacon, A* and 2 As, Medicine, Lancaster University
Joshua Mather, The Sutton Academy, 3 A*s – Maths & Computer Science, University of Manchester
David McClements, Litherland High, 3 As – Marketing, University of Kent
Fern Morgan, Broughton Hall, 3 As – Sustainability and Environmental Management, University of Leeds
Amarra Mossman, 3 Bs – Veterinary Medicine, Royal Veterinary College, London
Alex Murray, Wade Deacon, 3 A*s, Maths and Actuarial Science, University of Manchester
Lauren Norton, Wade Deacon, A* and 2 B’s, Veterinary Science, Nottingham University (after a gap yr)
Oscar Pimlett, St Gregory’s, 2 As and a Distinction*, Primary Education, Edge Hill
Sam Puxley, Rainhill High, 1 A* and 2 As – English Literature and History, Durham University
Ruby Riley, The Prescot School, 3 As – Architecual Engineering, University of Leeds
Emily Roberts De La Salle Distinction* and 2 Distinctions – Early Yrs Education, Edge Hill University
Chris Taktak, De La Salle, A* and 2 As – Mechanical Engineering, University of Liverpool

The majority of students progress to university to study for degrees from a wide range of disciplines, including:

  • Architecture
  • Dentistry
  • Engineering
  • Languages
  • Law
  • Natural Sciences
  • Medicine
  • Music

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