Truro High School Celebrates
Impressive Results And Individual Journeys
Truro High School for Girls is celebrating the individual journeys of its Year 13 students as they receive their A Level results and prepare to take their next steps into university, further study and their chosen careers, with 99% pass rate and more than 82% of the year group now set to attend their first-choice university. The results reflect the school’s commitment to providing a bespoke Sixth Form education that recognises every student as an individual, supporting them to discover their strengths, pursue their ambitions and thrive both academically and personally.
Students will now be heading to some of the UK’s leading universities to study a diverse range of subjects. Destinations include UCL (University College London) to study English and History, The University of Bath for International Management, Exeter and Manchester for Business Management, Cardiff to read Philosophy, Leeds for Graphic and Communication Design, Falmouth University for Photography and the University of Southampton for Psychology.
Others are choosing equally exciting pathways beyond university, including apprenticeships in the Isles of Scilly and gap years in Australia and elsewhere around the world. More than a third of the year group also completed an Extended Project Qualification (EPQ), with every student achieving an A or A* grade – an outstanding 100% success rate.
Nicola Dudley, the new Head of Truro High School for Girls, said:
“We are incredibly proud of every one of our girls and, most importantly, of the individual journeys that have brought them to this point. At Truro High School, our bespoke education means that we really get to know each girl as an individual – understanding her strengths, nurturing her interests and supporting her to develop the confidence to pursue her own ambitions. These results represent so much more than grades; they reflect hard work, determination and the confidence they have developed during their time at Truro High School. From UCL to Falmouth, from the Isles of Scilly to Australia, their futures are wonderfully varied. The world really is their oyster, and we are excited to see what they go on to achieve.”
The school’s Sixth Form combines strong academic teaching with individual mentoring, enrichment opportunities, High Performance Learning and our THS Future Ready Programme, helping students to develop the independence, resilience and ambition needed for life beyond school.
As one THS parent said this morning:
“We are in awe of THS. Best thing we ever did was to send her to Truro High”
and another one said:
“The Sixth Form has been transformational for her. It has helped her become an amazing young woman who is ready to take on the world.”
This year’s leavers leave Truro High School with an impressive range of destinations and aspirations, demonstrating the breadth of opportunities available to young women who are encouraged to follow their own interests and ambitions.
As they take their next steps into higher education, apprenticeships, travel and employment, the entire Truro High School community wishes them every success for the future.
For Truro High, the celebration is not simply about results, but about recognising where each young woman has come from, how she has grown and where she is now heading.
As Nicola Dudley added:
“Every girl has her own story, and that is what makes days like today so special. We are celebrating not just what our students have achieved, but who they have become and the exciting futures they are now going on to create.”
For further information and photographs, please contact Lisa Lee-Smith, Director of Marketing and Communications marketing@trurohigh.co.uk
