20/08/2026
๐ Congratulations to all our students who are celebrating today after collecting their successful GCSE exam results.
Today is a celebration of your hard work, resilience and determination. Whether you're progressing to your next course, starting an apprenticeship, continuing your studies or exploring new opportunities, we're incredibly proud of everything you've achieved. ๐
Matthew Douglas, 18, from Maidenhead, is celebrating achieving a 99 grade in Combined Science, a grade 9 in Statistics, and grade 7s in English and maths. Heโs planning to do A Levels in Chemistry, maths and Physics at the college.
๐ฌ โIโd like to say thank you to my teachers for their support. I liked college because unlike school, itโs far less rigid and stressful, which was helpful. Not having to wear a uniform was helpful. The environment is a lot more relaxed."
Caitlin Layug is celebrating after achieving a grade 8 in maths, grades 8,8 in Combined Science and a grade 6 in English. Caitlin is now progressing to study A Levels in Biology, Chemistry and Physics.
๐ฌโI was expecting a grade 8, and for English, I did not expect to get a six. I was expecting a 5. My friends did well, too.โ
Access to Higher Education in Paramedic Science student, Mia Rose, 20, from Reading, who was celebrating both her birthday and her results, got a grade 4 in maths, which will now enable her to study Paramedic Science at City St Georgeโs, University of London.
๐ฌโIโd recommend Reading College and University Centre. The staff have been really supportive with both personal and educational support. Theyโve been amazing.โ
Craig Rolfe originally came to the college at Functional Skills Entry 1. Since then, over four years, he has done two Pre-Internship Programmes and Preparation for Work courses at the college and is now celebrating after achieving a grade 5 in GCSE maths!
๐ฌโIโve been working towards this result for eight years, I didnโt get to do it at school, so Iโm pleased I finally got to do them. Believe it or not when I first came to college, I only had Functional Skills Entry 1, so to go from there to GCSE, wow!
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๐Congratulations, Class of 2026! ๐