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St Edmund’s is very pleased with its best ever A Level Results this year:   all of our students were successful with 35% of students achieving A* or A grades this year.

Our top achieving student is Deputy Head Boy, Adria Dongo Munoz with a total point score of 220 and average point score of 55. He achieved A* grades in Mathematics and Chemistry, with A grades in Further Mathematics and Physics.  Adria is is closely followed by Maciej Myszczynski who achieved three A grades in Electronics, Mathematics and Physics. Head Girl, Natasha Dawes has A grades in English Literature and Government & Politics and B grades in History and Psychology. These three students have others “hot on their heels” with many students having at least one A* or A grade in their collection of results and high average point scores.

Principal Maggie Hughes said,

“The most joyous aspect of this year’s results is the wide range of subject success. All students taking Sport, IT, Theatre Studies, English Literature, Film Studies, French, Further Mathematics and Psychology gained the highest grades and the majority of students taking Business, Chemistry, Electronics, Geography, Government & Politics, Graphics (Architecture), History, Mathematics and Sociology students also achieved high grades.

This is testament to the persistence and work hard of our students, who are supported by well-qualified, experienced and dedicated teachers with the highest professional standards. They deliver best quality teaching and guidance for the young people they serve.

Yet again, by working together our community of young people and professionals can enjoy outstanding outcomes. Join St Edmund’s sixth-form and you can be confident of success”

Left to right: Natasha Dawes, Adria Dongo Munoz, Mrs Hughes and Maciej Myszczynski

An excellent opportunity to work as part of a team, as an Apprentice Property Maintenance Operative, within the Bishop Cleary Multi Academy Company working across 5 schools in Wolverhampton . If you are practically minded with a can do attitude, then we  really would like to hear from you.

Please see the Government Apprenticeship Website for more information by following this link:- https://www.findapprenticeship.service.gov.uk/apprenticeship/-138397

Closing date: 12:00 Friday 1 September 2017

The Digital Learning Awards (The DIGIs) is a fabulous city wide annual competition, hosted by Learning Technologies Team, which celebrates the achievements of learners and teachers in digital film and media creativity of all types.

This year, the The DIGIs 2017 was held on Monday July 10th, at Wolverhampton Grand Theatre, celebrating the work of Key Stage 2 – 5 learners.

We are delighted to announce that the finalists/ winners from our Academy were:

Amar Randhawa  – Year 11 (WINNER Key Stage 4 Best Design) for his Iron Man Hand Lamp

Yu Ting Xue –  Year 11 (FINALIST Key Stage 4 Best Artwork) for her piece entitled ‘Dancing in Wolverhampton’

and

Jack Dwight – Year 13 (WINNER Key Stage 5 Best Design)for his work depicting a Re-Design of East Midlands Airport

This is was truly a proud and joyous evening for the parents and for the staff in the Art,Design & Technology department who attended.

Well done to Yu Ting, Amar and Jack.

You can find more information on:

http://www.lttonline.net/digis/

Jack Dwight – Year 13 (WINNER Key Stage 5 Best Design)

Amar Randhawa  – Year 11 (WINNER Key Stage 4 Best Design)

Yu Ting Xue  -Year 11 (FINALIST Key Stage 4 Best Artwork)

A variety of athletics-based activities for 6 to 16 year olds will take place at Aldersley Stadium from 31st July to 4th August, and again from 14th to 18th August.

Sessions start at 9.00am and run until 2.00pm.

Only £30 for the week per person.

For further information and booking please see the poster for details or contact

Tobias Nwenwu on 07445359546

http://wolvesandbilstonac.co.uk/summer-holiday-athletics-club/

Congratulations to Jessica Banks in Year 12 who has qualified for this year’s National Swimming Championships in August and the Nationals Open Water swimming 5K event. She is a very talented swimmer who trains really hard throughout the week as well as studying for her A Levels. Another future Olympian we hope! Good luck for both events Jessica!

Over the last few days year 11 pupils have been working hard in their GCSE Art exam. This year pupils have again produced some fantastic work. St Edmund’s is really looking forward to showing off this work along with other examples in the Art & Technology Exhibition on 28th June this year in the Technology Department.

Well done all and keep up the good work.

A former student at St Edmund’s Catholic Academy, Wolverhampton, described by his former Head of Year as ‘A bit of a tearaway in his early years!’ has certainly turned his life around and given his former secondary school something to be proud of!

St Edmund’s were recently advised that Trooper Levi Coyne, former student from 2006 to 2011, now aged 21, was one of four hundred soldiers who were involved in Exercise Saber Junction 17.  Levi played a key part in this exercise as driver of a Challenger 2 Main Battle Tank and was representing The Queen’s Royal Hussars in Bavaria, Southern Germany.  A total of 4,500 soldiers from 13 NATO contributing nations took part.

Levi commented ‘It has been very challenging.  The ground is very boggy and has lots of tight wood blocks making it difficult to manoeuvre around.  It’s not terrain we are familiar with so you have to be vigilant all the time to make sure a track doesn’t slip or that the tank gets bogged down.  Although I am a junior member of the crew we are all learning and it’s a case of remembering your key soldiering skills and working together to overcome problems when we encounter them’.

Levi, an avid Wolves supporter, said how much he was enjoying his time with the Regiment in Germany travelling and seeing many of the attractions that Europe has to offer.

Principal, Maggie Hughes commented, ‘I am happy that St Edmund’s has provided Levi with the learning, knowledge and skills to carry out this demanding role responsibly and courageously.  The opportunities with which he is being provided will help develop his character, resilience and spirit.  We are very proud of him indeed’.

Trooper Levi Coyne QRH