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It's a great time to enrol at King George V
College STUDENTS who want to take their dreams
to the next level and reach the heights of their ambition are invited to enrol
at King George V College (KGV). Following outstanding A-level results, the
opening of a multi million pound creative arts building and recruitment of a
range of new staff, Principal Adele Wills said there has never been a better
time to study at KGV college, in Southport. "This is the best time
ever to come to KGV, We have a fresh focus on excellence. We have made dynamic
changes across the college to ensure we're providing the best education for our
students. We value our students and work with them to build their futures."
said Principal Adele Wills.
Ms Wills said the college offered students:-
► Staff committed to
inspirational teaching and learning.
► A £4 million new creative arts building with
excellent learning resources.
► Small class sizes and excellent pastoral care more
extracurricular opportunities than ever, including overseas residentials and
national competitions work placements for every student.
► Excellent results; showing year on year improvement
and fantastic progression opportunities to higher education
flexible study programmes.
► The mark of any college's success is its students
and this summer KGV's achieved outstanding A-Level results with a 99% pass rate.
Grades A* to C were achieved by 80% of the college while more than 53% received
the highest possible grades.
Ms Wills said results were strong across the college's 38 A-level subjects, with
a significant number of subject areas achieving 100% high grades (grades A* to
B). The college also achieved a 100% pass rate for BTEC Advanced Level
Extended Diplomas with 95% of these at distinction grade or above. The
impressive grades attained this year have allowed nine students to fulfil their
dream of studying medicine or dentistry, including Dan Howard, who will study at
Cambridge University. The college is hugely proud of the destinations of
all its students and in the last three years has seen over 1,000 students
successfully gain places at the university of their choice. Principal Adele
Wills said:- "These outstanding results are recognition of the hard work
students put into their studies. KGV staff were instrumental in supporting and
inspiring students to get these result. They reflect the tremendous strides we
have taken and clearly show the commitment we have to valuing our students and
building their futures." |
