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A Level Results Day 2025

At John Leggott College, the Class of 2026 are celebrating a successful set of A Level and Level 3 results, alongside the completion of the college’s first cohort of T Level students.

 

This year’s results reflect the dedication, resilience and ambition of students across the college community. They also demonstrate the range of pathways available after GCSEs and the different ways students can progress after sixth form.

The Class of 2026 have achieved results that are helping them move into a wide range of destinations. 84% of students achieved A* to C grades or equivalent, while 60% of John Leggott College students are progressing to Higher Education at more than 70 universities across the UK and internationally.

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