A-Level results for Dereham, Fakenham and Reepham colleges

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Staff and students at colleges across Norfolk are celebrating an 'excellent' set of A-Level results.

Thousands of pupils, including those in Dereham, Fakenham, and Reepham, received their grades today.

The results will help them decide whether to progress to work, an apprenticeship, or university.

Photos posted to Dereham Sixth Form College's website showed plenty of pupils happy with what they achieved.

Students at Dereham Sixth Form celebrating their results (Image: Dereham Sixth Form)

Jonathan Atkin, college director, said: "We would like to congratulate our students on the excellent examination results they have achieved this year.

"We are extremely proud of them. These results have been achieved through hard work, perseverance and true determination.

"We wish all our students every success for their future".

Dereham Sixth Form wishes students 'the very best for their futures' (Image: Dereham Sixth Form)

Zoe Galley and Dr Duncan Hone, heads of Northgate High School, Dereham Sixth Form College and DESA, said they were "very pleased" with their students' results.

They added: "As always, the dedication of our staff and the excellent relationships we foster with our students have once again shone through.

"We wish all our students the very best for their futures".

74pc of students at Fakenham Academy achieved grades A* to C (Image: Google)

Fakenham Academy is also celebrating its best-ever A-Level results, with 74pc of students achieving grades A* to C.

Laura Marshall-Smith, head of Sixth Form, said: "These remarkable outcomes are testament to the hard work and perseverance of our students, who have embraced every challenge and remained focused on achieving their goals".

Gavin Green, head of Fakenham Academy, added: "We are incredibly proud of all our students and their achievements.

"We look forward to seeing them move on to exciting destinations including university, apprenticeships and employment, and wish them every success for the future".

Reepham College said the results reflected 'the hard work, determination and ambition' of their students (Image: Reepham College)

Meanwhile, Reepham College said its results reflected "the hard work, determination and ambition of students".

Sarah Steele, college director, said: "Building on achieving the highest progress out of all A-levels providers in Norfolk last year, students at Reepham College are celebrating even greater success.

"Our students have achieved excellent results and deserve enormous credit for their hard work and commitment.

"We are incredibly proud of the determination and resilience they have shown throughout their studies. These results reflect their ambition and the effort they have put into achieving their goals.

"Our students leave Reepham College as capable, mature and well-rounded young people, ready to embrace the opportunities ahead. We are extremely proud of all they have achieved and wish them every success for the future".

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