Post 16 Performance
A Level Results 2026
South Nottinghamshire Academy (part of the Redhill Academy Trust) is pleased to celebrate the amazing achievements of our sixth form students. Overall, we are really pleased to report outstanding results in A’ levels and other examination qualifications this summer.
Anna Cox (Head of Sixth Form) commented, ‘Students and staff have worked extremely hard to secure some of the Academy’s most outstanding results - it is so pleasing to see students gain their places at prestigious universities or progress to their destination of choice in employment or training’.
Twins Zach and Juliette (both pictured below) gained a full suite of A*-A grades. Zach gained A*AA and will be studying Aerospace Engineering at the University of Liverpool whilst Juliette gained AAA and will be studying Psychology at the University of Sheffield.
Veronika (pictured below left) gained A*A*AB and secured a place at King’s College London to study Politics and International affairs. Gil (pictured below right) gained A*A*A and will be studying Linguistics at Leeds University.
Jason (pictured below left) gained A*A*AA and will be studying Computer Science and Maths at Glasgow University. Nathan (pictured below middle) gained A*A*A and will be joining Clegg Construction to complete a Quantity Surveying Degree Apprenticeship. Rachel (pictured below right) gained A*A*AA and will be taking a Gap year.
Ben (pictured below left) gained A*A*AB, Daisy (pictured below middle) gained A*AA and will be studying Geography at Durham University and Dylan (pictured below right) gained A*AAA.
Mark Siviter (Head of School) commented, ‘We are immensely proud of our sixth form students, who have demonstrated commitment and resilience in achieving these outstanding results. Our teachers have worked tirelessly to ensure that students progress to universities as far reaching as Lancaster to Cardiff and to employers to study Degree Apprenticeships, including Rolls-Royce and Clegg Construction. Well done to everyone – your success is well deserved’