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A message form the Headteacher, Mrs. Code

Once again, at St. Hilda’s College, we are celebrating another set of outstanding A Level and BTEC results. The dedication shown by our students means that so many of them have achieved the highest possible grades. Yet again, we have seen an increase in the number of A*/A grades awarded. The number of students who secured these grades in multiple subjects has also risen. We are delighted too, with the record number of students who secured an A* in all three subjects and the students who achieved maximum marks on their papers. Our BTEC students  performed exceptionally well. The average grade was a Distinction, but so many also achieved a Distinction *, again in multiple subjects.  For us at St. Hilda’s College, it’s not just about achieving the top grades, it’s about making sure that all students achieve the best possible grades they can to help them go on, to fulfil their ambitions. Every single one of  our students worked hard and showed resilience and dedication. With everyone’s amazing A Level and BTEC results, our students have secured places at the most prestigious universities across the UK and on the most competitive and demanding courses, degree apprenticeships and apprenticeships.

Jas, who is going to Cardiff University to study Accounting and Finance said: “St Hilda’s has been the perfect college experience. I was encouraged all the way to achieve my best. I loved my time at St. Hilda’s College and would go back in a heartbeat!”

Our students are going on to be future lawyers, civil engineers, economists, teachers and Psychologists. The Arts, Creative Arts, Humanities and Sciences are all well represented by our students. They have secured university places, employment and apprenticeships in Town Planning, Cyber Security, Quantity Surveying, Performing Arts, History, Classical Studies, English Literature and Marketing. Those interested in pursuing a medical career have also been accepted in top universities across the country in a variety of disciplines. The range of apprenticeships and university subject choices is possible because of the number of courses we have on offer at St. Hilda’s College. It means that we can support the ambitions of all students. The outstanding success of our students is a testament not only to their commitment but also to the unwavering support and expertise of our wonderful teachers. I want to thank all of them for inspiring and guiding our students every step of the way.

Eva, who is going to Newcastle to study Law, she said “Throughout my time at St. Hilda’s College I have felt supported and valued as a person which has pushed me to achieve my goals and my dream of pursuing a law degree. The variety of opportunities made available to me by the college allowed me to grow in confidence and independence and I feel fully prepared for my next steps. ”

Finally, to our fantastic Year 13 students, I know so many of you are now heading to the most prestigious universities or have secured amazing apprenticeships with some of the county’s biggest companies.  Whatever you do next, I know you will continue to achieve great things. You were a phenomenal year group and I am so proud of each and every one of you. As you take your next steps, remember, with determination and belief, you have proved, as we say at St. Hilda’s College, that Anything Is Possible!

For those of you who are inspired by our wonderful students’ achievements, St. Hilda’s College will be holding our sign up day on Friday 22nd August. If you are interested in joining our flourishing college community, walk in appointments will be available after 1pm.

If you are a prospective St. Hilda’s College student in 2026, our Open Evening will take place on Thursday 14th November 5pm- 8pm. Please come and visit us to see what it is like to be a member of our wonderful college.

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Boarding Type

No Boarder

School Type

Voluntary aided school

Suitable Ages

11 to 18

Gender

Mixed

No. of Students

1,132 Total

No. of Boys

690 (61.0%)

No. of Girls

442 (39.0%)


Academic Excellence

GCSE Results

Latest Examination

12.2%

Students achieving A*/A grades (9/8/7)

A-Level Results

Sixth Form Performance

A* grades

2.2%

A*/A grades

13.66%


Leavers’ Destinations

Destinations after GCSEs

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Staying in education

94%

School

79%

England

Apprenticeships

1%

School

3%

England

Further education

School:13%
England:51%

School sixth form

School:68%
England:19%

Sixth form college

School:11%
England:7%

Other education destinations

School:1%
England:2%

Destinations after A-Levels

UK higher education

86%

School

70%

England

Higher Apprenticeships

0%

School

1%

England

Higher education or training

School:87%
England:73%

Top 3rd of higher education institutions

School:16%
England:23%

...of which Russell Group

School:13%
England:21%

...of which Oxford/Cambridge

School:0%
England:1%


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Term Dates & Half-Term Holidays

Open Evening

Nov 13


Alumni Stories

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Constantina Neophytou

September 2018

University

I attended St Hilda’s from 2013-2020. What I liked most about the school was the friendly environment as well as all the help and support given to students when needed. They also offer lots of opportunities for everyone that helps when applying to jobs and the UCAS application. I chose to stay on at St Hildas College as I was already familiar with the atmosphere and teaching styles, allowing me to continue in a comfortable environment. I studied Maths, Chemistry, Religious Studies and BTEC sport and I am now currently in my first year at London School of Economics studying Accounting and Finance.

Anna Hendry

September 2018

University

I was a pupil at St Hilda’s High School from 2013-2020. After receiving my GCSE results I decided to remain at Sixth Form to complete my A Levels due to the great support I received from teaching staff at the school. In my experience my teachers went above and beyond what I expected to ensure that I would be successful, arranging work experience specific to my chosen degree subject as well as a foreign French exchange to Paris which I believed helped me greatly when applying to university. I was also given the opportunity to complete an EPQ which eased the transition from Sixth Form to University as I learnt new skills such as referencing and independent research. I studied A Level French, Spanish and History as well as EPQ. I am currently studying French and Spanish at Durham University.

Gracie Currie

September 2018

University

I attended St Hilda’s from 2013-2020. During this time I was given many amazing opportunities to help with competitive university applications, from having help organising work experience in one of Liverpool’s best hospitals to representing the UK in the international Model European Parliament in Malta. I chose to stay on at the College to study A-level History, Biology and RE because I knew I would be pushed to the best of my ability and supported by my teachers who cared not just about academics but my personal well being. I am currently studying Medicine and Surgery at Newcastle University.


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At St Hilda’s, we recognise that many universities and employers are expecting students to have a range of skills and experiences other than those gained by studying for traditional qualifications. Enrichment opportunities allow students to develop new skills and experience something other than their core studies.

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About School

RegionNorth West
Local AuthorityLiverpool
Ofsted RatingGood
Gender TypeMixed