Students at University Academy Holbeach Sixth Form are celebrating after every applicant who applied for a university place secured their first choice, alongside a 100 per cent pass rate across the school’s A Levels, T Levels and Level Three courses.
The results were announced on August 13, 2026, following what the school described as an “exceptional” set of A-Level results. The sixth form serves the Holbeach area in South Holland, making the achievement relevant to families across the wider Spalding area.
Students progress to university and apprenticeships
One-third of the successful university applicants have won places at Russell Group universities. The school said this demonstrated both the strength of the students’ achievement and the support provided during their studies.
Among the students named in the results, Marcus White is going to Anglia Ruskin University to study Law. Jay Reynolds is taking up a digital support services apprenticeship, showing the range of routes available to students after sixth form.
School praises students, staff and families
A school spokesman said: “Among this year’s successful cohort, one-third of applicants have secured places at prestigious Russell Group universities, highlighting the strength of student achievement and the quality of support provided throughout their studies.”
The spokesman added: “These outstanding results reflect the hard work, dedication and ambition demonstrated by students, alongside the unwavering commitment of staff and the support of families throughout the academic year.”
Head of Sixth Form Gemma Evans said the results reflected students’ hard work, determination and ambition, as well as the dedication of staff who had supported them throughout their studies.
She said: “To see every university applicant progress to their chosen destination, alongside a 100% pass rate across our T Levels, A Levels and Level Three courses, is a remarkable achievement.”
Evans congratulated all the students and said the school looked forward to seeing what they accomplished in the future.