Andover College Celebrates A Level, T Level and BTEC Student Success on Results Day
Andover College celebrated another year of achievement as students collected their A Level, T level and BTEC results today (14 August). There was a huge sense of pride and celebration from staff, students and parents as students came to collect their results, celebrated with their peers, family and friends and enjoyed complimentary coffee and sweet treats.
Andover College (part of Sparsholt College Group) has been a notable adopter of the T-level qualifications since their inception. The college has firmly established itself as one of the leading providers of further education in the region, known for its high standards, supportive learning environment and impressive progression routes.
A staggering 80% of A-level courses achieved 100% pass rates. This includes subjects within the Art and Design field such as Fine Art, Photography and Graphics that had over 40% of learners achieving high grades as well as A-level Chemistry where 80% of learners did likewise. Across both years of Criminology, 100% of learners achieved.
In T-level Onsite Construction, learners receiving their qualifications have progressed into careers within the industry and are well placed to advance in their chosen field whilst Adult Nursing and Early Years achieved exceptional outcomes.
In BTEC programmes, subjects such as Applied Law, Music Performance, Sport and Computing saw 85% of learners achieve a high grade.
Ben Stokes, Vice Principal, Curriculum Andover said:
“Results Day is always one of the highlights of our year – it’s the moment we get to see our students’ hard work, determination and ambition come to life. Whether today brings celebration, surprise or a change of direction, every learner here has achieved something remarkable. The skills, resilience and confidence they’ve built at Andover College will carry them far beyond the classroom, and we’re excited to see how they shape their futures. This is just the beginning, and we couldn’t be prouder.”
Student and Parent Case Studies and Photos
Name: James Baker
Secondary School: Davenport High School for boys in Portsmouth
Courses & Grades: Distinction – Music performance production
Next Steps: “Industry work next year then progressing to University
Quote: “I’ve really enjoyed it here. I’ve really enjoyed all the people that I’ve met. That really set me up nicely set me up nicely for whatever I want to go for next steps.
Name: Caitlyn Hayes
Secondary School: John Hanson
Course and grades: Early years education
Next steps: Full Time Employment in a Nursery
Quote: “I think the friendships I’ve made are the biggest takeaways from being at Andover college. On the course, our early years training space was incredible, and I was able to do a lot more hands-on activities there while learning the theory in the classroom. For my next steps, I have now got a job full-time in a nursery, and feel ready for my career to start.”
Name: Darcy Pool
Secondary School: Wyvern St Edmund’s
Course and grades: Sociology, Criminology, NEPQ and Acting
2 A’s, B and Merit
Next steps: The University of Bath
Name: Sydney
Course and grades: A Levels (Psychology and Sociology)
Next steps: University
Quote: “The staff at have been lovely, and the course was really enjoyable. Overall, I enjoyed learning about the various theories, such as psychological theories, throughout my time at Andover. I hope to go to university next year, but I haven’t decided where yet!”
Name: Kelsey Ford
Course and grades: Adult nursing
Next steps: University – Nottingham
Quote: “The best part of the course was the work placement! I went to a nursing home in Andover, which gave me real hands-on experience and helped me build my confidence. At college, the facilities are excellent – we had a fully equipped adult nursing ward that made learning feel realistic and practical. I’ll be going to university next year, and I feel ready for the next step.”
Name: Josaphine Hilton
Secondary School: Wellington Academy
Course and grades: T-Level in Education
B in first year, Merit in second year
Next steps: Full Time Employment within the Early Years Sector
Quote: “With the teachers supporting us, the course was really good. I felt I had a lot of guidance and encouragement throughout my second year, which made a huge difference to my confidence and helped me achieve my goals.”
