Results day success for Warrington & Vale Royal College students
With so many students exceeding their own expectations with their fantastic achievements, emotions were high in the campus’ Crescent café. Former The County High School Leftwich pupil and Level 3 Creative Media Practice student Louisa Timmis achieved the highest possible grade of triple Distinction* and is moving on to pursue her dreams by studying BA (Hons) Post Production & VFX at the University of Salford. She said: “Coming to Warrington & Vale Royal College was the best decision I’ve ever made. I’ve learnt so much, used some of the most up-to-date equipment and made friends for life. I am going to become an editor one day and my course has set me up perfectly for success!”
The range of higher education pathways students are taking is remarkable. From cyber security to counselling and psychology, architecture to paramedic sciences, students are following their passions and now have the qualifications needed to make them a reality. Rhys Bryan-Wilding is a Level 3 General Engineering student who enrolled at the college having seen the fantastic engineering facilities in its cutting-edge Advanced Manufacturing & Engineering Training (AMET) Centre. Even while studying at Golborne High School, Rhys knew that he wanted to become an engineer but was unsure of which of the countless engineering pathways he might like to follow. However, speaking to his expert tutors inspired him to reach for the stars, and he is leaving Warrington & Vale Royal College to study BEng (Hons) Aerospace Engineering with a Distinction grade under his belt.