The Skinners' Kent Academy celebrates best ever Sixth Form results

Students at The Skinners' Kent Academy are celebrating the Academy's best ever results in the International Baccalaureate Career-related Programme (IBCP), with 67% of all subject grades awarded at Grades 7-5, the equivalent of A*–B at A Level.

The IBCP is an internationally recognised post-16 qualification that combines academic study with career-related learning. It allows students to study subjects linked to their future ambitions while developing the personal, professional and independent learning skills valued by Universities and Employers.

This year's outstanding results have helped students secure offers from a wide range of leading Universities across the UK. Among them are offers to study Law at University of Cambridge, Aerospace Engineering at University of Brighton, Biomedical Science at University of Surrey and International Human Rights Law at University of York.

Principal Miss Knowles said: "These results reflect the hard work and determination of our students, supported by the dedication of our staff. We are proud to offer a programme that not only delivers strong academic outcomes but also prepares young people for life after education. Whether our students are progressing to University, Apprenticeships or Employment, they leave us with the confidence, knowledge and skills to succeed."

At The Skinners' Kent Academy, preparing students for life beyond education is central to the Sixth Form experience. Through career-related learning, employer engagement and the development of transferable skills alongside academic study, students leave ready to thrive in an increasingly competitive and global world.