Strong set of results at Cambridge Academy for Science and Technology

Students and staff at Cambridge Academy for Science and Technology (CAST) are celebrating a strong set of A-level and T-level results.

As a STEM specialist sixth form, students have progressed onto a variety of related courses ranging from architectural engineering and mathematics with statistics to environmental science and zoology.

Ivan Rodriguez-Perez

Among those students celebrating today are:

Michael Marsh, who achieved two A*s and three As, and will be heading to Eindhoven University of Technology to read applied physics;

Jonas Meckauskas, who achieved two A*s, an A and a B, and will be heading to King’s College London to read medicine;

Sarah Krueger, who achieved an A*, three As and a B, will be heading to the University of Manchester to read neuroscience;

Marta Burnside, who achieved four As and will be pursuing her university studies to follow her career plans to be a vet. During her time at CAST, Marta won a United Learning ‘Best in Everyone Award’ for her outstanding work in A-level biology and had success in the Biology Olympiad where she reached the final selection phase;

Ivan Rodriguez-Perez, who achieved three As, and will be heading to the University of Manchester to read biochemistry.

Jonas said: “CAST has supported me over the last four years. The teaching and support I have received has been excellent and the reason I received the grades I did today.”

Alongside A-level successes, there were further fantastic results for students pursuing technical courses.

They include Hannah Asplen, who achieved Distinction in her laboratory science T-level. Following an outstanding work placement with the Sainsbury Laboratory Cambridge University, Hannah is planning to continue her career working in this field after graduation from CAST.

Principal Danielle Pacey said: “We are so pleased with the achievements of our students this year. Their hard work and dedication have truly paid off, with strong results across both A-levels and T-levels.

“It’s particularly rewarding to see that the vast majority of our students have secured places at their first-choice universities, pursuing exciting futures in science, technology and beyond.

“These results are a testament to their resilience and the unwavering support of our staff and wider CAST community. We couldn’t be prouder.”

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