Students at E-ACT Montpelier High School are celebrating successful A-level results.Students with particularly impressive academic attainment include Rhianna Aderogba (A* A* A*), Ellie Lunt (A* A* A*), Mako Mohamed (AAA), who made the most progress in the Sixth Form, and Ruzaynah Azad (AAA), all of whom will move on to university to study Medicine. Rhianna and Ruzaynah will study at the University of Birmingham, Ellie at the University of Exeter, and Mako at the University of Bristol.
The school is equally proud of those students who have made fantastic progress in the sixth form such as Sophia Macey (A, Distinction*, B) who will progress to University of Cardiff to study Psychology, Arsh Chaudhry (A*AB) who will progress to University of Bristol to study Dentistry, and Edith Brand (ABB and a B in Extended Project Qualification) who will progress to University of Durham to study Psychology. ‘
There is something particularly special about celebrating students who joined Montpelier as Year 7 pupils. Among them are Rhianna Aderogba (A*,A*, A*), Ellie Lunt (A*,A*, A*), Mako Mohammed (AAA), Amenze Iyen (AAA), Ruzaynah Azad (AAA), Sophia Macey (A, Dist*, B), Rochir Stokes (A*,A,B), Mia Powles (A,A,B) and Bee Fenwick-Moore (Dist*, A,B), Edith Brand ( ABB and B in EPQ).
Amenze has shown determination to achieve (AAA) after being diagnosed with Long Covid in Year 11, which significantly affected her attendance. Supported by her teachers and pastoral team, Amenze has secured a place at the University of Nottingham to study Environmental Engineering.
Rochir Stokes has combined academic success with a contribution to student leadership at MHS, and has secured a place in the Royal Navy to begin marine engineering.
Caroline McClean, vice principal and head of sixth form, said: “We’re delighted to be celebrating the superb achievements of our students. Many have secured university places at impressive destinations or have the results they need to progress onto ambitious apprenticeship places or employment choices.’
Vanetta Spence, headteacher of E-ACT Montpelier High School, said: “We are incredibly proud of every Montpelier High Sixth Form student receiving their A-level results.
“The Class of 2026 has demonstrated ambition, resilience and determination throughout.”