Dallam School in Milnthorpe is celebrating the achievements of 71 students who sat their A-levels and BTECs.

Among those with notable academic results are Jake Burgess-Tolley and Luke Harrison, who both achieved A* in Maths, A in Further Maths, A in Physics, and a Distinction star in their BTEC Computing for their fourth subject.

This has secured them both a place at Durham University to study Maths and Physics and Natural Sciences courses.

Luke said: "My time at Dallam has been the best. I couldn’t have asked for better. What stands out for me here are the teachers and how they have supported me – they are so helpful and very good at what they do."

Katie Nowicki achieved three A grades in Biology, Chemistry, and Physics and is heading to the University of Glasgow to study Medicine.

Katie says: "I’m shocked but so happy that all my hard work has paid off. I’ve had a great seven years at Dallam. My time here has really shaped me as a person and I’m grateful to my teachers for all their help and support as I wouldn’t have got these results without them."

Other result highlights from the year group include Charlie Allmond, who achieved one A* and two A’s and will be heading to Lancaster University in September to study Biochemistry.

Some students have chosen to take on apprenticeships, including Luca Furbini who is heading to BAE Systems to take a Mechanical Machinist on Submarines course.

Head of Sixth Form, Abbie Wilcock, said: "We are so happy to see our students celebrate their progress and reap the rewards of all the skills they have gained at Dallam Sixth Form.

"During their time with us they have been leaders and role models for the younger students within our school community.

"Their achievements go beyond academic – they include performing in school musical productions, sporting success, supporting large school events, buddying up and reading with the younger years and leading on student voice initiatives.

"We are sure that the leadership skills they have demonstrated, along with their academic achievements, will support them to a smooth transition into their next steps."

Dallam headteacher Steven Henneberry said: "We are incredibly proud of our students for their results this year.

"Their hard work, resilience, and commitment have truly paid off, and these achievements are a testament to their dedication alongside the guidance of our talented staff and supportive parents and carers.

"Congratulations to each and every one of you on your success—this is just the beginning of your bright futures."