Congratulations to all Level 3 and T Level students on your results this week!

Eloise (L) and Grace (R) are two Early Years T Level students who are over the moon to have received a merit and distinction!

Both are going on to do primary education degrees at University of Wolverhampton.

Zachary, a Health T Level student,  is excited to be going on to study Physiotherapy at University of Derby.

Health T Level students in the mock hospital setting of Walsall College - going on to a mix of employment and higher education

Faith Pitt, an Early Years T Level student achieved a Distinction. She said "I really enjoyed having a placement, and getting to actually do hands-on work with children and getting to know them and the staff". She's hoping to go straight into employment in a nursery.

Willow, Adeebah, Faith and Cydnee, Early Years T Level students in their forest school setting. Going on to a mix of HE and employment

In order:

Nikita, 19, studied Childcare and achieved a merit Merit. She has secured a job in a nursery. Nikita is really happy with her results. 

Hannah, 18, achieved a Merit in Childcare and has secured a job in a nursery. She loved the placement and over the moon with her result. 

Sophie, 18, studied Childcare with a Pass. She is going to take a year off and plans to find a job in a nursery. 

Sahara - 18, Distinction in T Level Childcare Sunderland Uni for Primary Education - really shocked but so happy.

She has loved the past 2 years and everyone has been great. The course has been everything she's needed.

Millie Bleek, 18, studied T Level Education in care achieved a Merit and is over the moon to be heading to Northumbria Uni to study Geography.

Ruby Donohoe, 19, Childcare and Education achieved a Merit ‘I’m so happy I’ve got the grades to get to Northumbria to study Early Childhood Development’

Early years students, Demi (L) and Emma (R), look forward to continuing their careers in education after a Distinction and a Merit!

Demi is studying Primary Education at The University of Sunderland while Emma will work with SEN students. 

After studying Childcare, Jennifer Butler, looks ahead to a new job in a nursery.

Ebony Corrigan, 19 studied Childcare and achieved a pass. 
She is currently working full time in childcare and is looking at university for Primary Education. 

Emily, 18, Education and Early Years, achieved a Pass. She is going on to study Primary Education at York St John. 

‘I just absolutely love working with kids, I did placement at day nursery and reception and loved the reception age and want to go on to be a primary teacher’

Oliver Schofield got a merit on his Early Years T Level and is already a teaching assistant for 3-5 year olds. He hopes to be a role model for men in childcare and is considering getting experience with different age groups in the future!

Ruby, Jess, Jess and Erin have completed their Education and Early Years T level with outstanding results and are all making their way to university to pursue teaching careers.

Euan Moran got a distinction on his Digital Support Services T Level and is feeling ready for the World Skills IT finals in November!

Aimee and Emily have both finished their Education and Early Years T level with better than expected results and offers from employers!

Zuzannh has earned AAA in her first year T Level Digital Support and has been offered a job from her placement! She'll be working through the summer and half terms as she completes the rest of her qualification.

The Education and Early Years team at Barnsley College in the immersive nursery space!

T Level achievers at Gateshead College, (L-R) Bobbie, Millie, Jess, Emma, Molly, Erin, Grace and Tegan. 

L to R -  teachers: Julie Swan, Rachel Alderson and Alison Richardson. All 3 received gifts from students and have cried tears of joys. 

Morgan Duffy Education and Early Years T level student at Gateshead College achieved a Distinction.

'Malcolm the Monkey' celebrates alongside students. 

Courtney achieved a Merit in the adult nursing pathway of the Health T Level, and has secured her place to study Biomedical Sciences degree at Edinburgh Napier University. She has big plans beyond that, and hopes to move on to a masters in Medical Anthropology, followed by a graduate medicine degree, eventually leading to a career as a forensic anthropologist.

Ellie completed adult nursing pathway in the Health T Level, but her placements were in schools/adult social care. She is very excited to be starting a children’s nursing degree at Northumbria next year.

Caitlin just got a distinction in the Education & Early Years T Level, and has secured an EYE job at the same nursery she attended as a toddler… working alongside the same person who taught her 15 years ago!

Katie is a Education &Early Years T Level student who achieved a merit on the EYE pathway. She is going to take a gap year and then apply for a primary teaching degree when she returns.

Early Years students, Amy and Summer, celebrate getting jobs in Nurseries. 

Levi celebrates a Distinction and attaining a place at University. 

Primary education students - Chloe, Ruby and Georgia - will all progress to university to study assisted teaching. 

Freyja, Maddy & Eli celebrating their success.

Sophie - an Assisted Teaching student - will remain at Wigan and Leigh College for her Foundation degree.