Barnet and Southgate College celebrates strong A Level and T Level results

13th August - London, UK

Students at Barnet and Southgate College are celebrating another year of success, with strong performances across both A Levels and T Levels reflecting the ambition, determination and hard work of learners across the College. 

This year, students achieved an overall A Level pass rate of 84.2% and a T Level pass rate of 90.5%, demonstrating the strength of the College's academic and technical education offer and the quality of teaching, support and industry partnerships that underpin student success. 

A Level students achieve improved high-grade performance 

Barnet and Southgate College's A Level students recorded an overall 84.2% pass rate, with a significant increase in higher grades. 

24.3% of students achieved A* to B grades, up from 21.5% in 2025, demonstrating continued improvements in attainment and academic excellence. 

As well as higher apprenticeships and employment, students are progressing to an impressive range of higher education destinations. 

T Level students continue to excel 

Students studying T Levels achieved an overall 90.5% pass rate, with 61.9% achieving a Merit grade or above. 

The results underline the growing success of T Levels and the College's commitment to providing high-quality technical education aligned to employer needs and future workforce demands. 

This year's results were achieved by students studying: 

Many students will now progress into higher education, apprenticeships and employment, building on the technical knowledge and industry experience gained through their studies and mandatory industry placements. 

Narges, who studied  A Level Chemistry, Maths and Physics, achieving AAAA grades, said:  

" I am so happy, and I got AAA! I'm heading to Queen Mary University to study Mechanical Engineering." 

Shreya, who achieved a Distinction in T Level Education and Early Years, and is going to Middlesex University, said: 

"I came here to the UK and spoke no English and no friends, but with the support of my teachers and peers, I built my confidence and feel I have done well!” 

Stella, who secured a Distinction in T Level Science, said: 

“I am in total disbelief; the College helped me so much, the teachers were great! My teacher, Nneka, helped me so much and encouraged me to try something different, and I got a great result! I’m planning to study Medicine Dispensary and then go on to do an Apprenticeship” 

Neil Coker, Principal and Chief Executive of Barnet and Southgate College, said: 

"I would like to congratulate all of our students on receiving their results today. Their achievements reflect the dedication, resilience, and commitment they have shown throughout their studies. 
We are particularly pleased to see improvements in higher A Level grades and the continued success of our T Level students. These results demonstrate the quality of education, support and opportunities available at Barnet and Southgate College. 

Whether progressing to university, higher apprenticeships or employment, our students should be incredibly proud of what they have achieved. We wish them every success in the next stage of their journey and look forward to following their future accomplishments. "

Prospective students interested in studying A Levels or a T Level from September 2026 can find further information at: 

Our A Level students have secured places at an impressive range of universities across London and the UK, including the University of Westminster, University of Nottingham, University of Birmingham, University of Roehampton, University of Surrey, University of Essex, The University of Law, Royal Holloway, King’s College London, Queen Mary University of London, City St George’s, University of Greenwich, University of Warwick, Middlesex University, University of Southampton, University of Portsmouth, London South Bank University, Brunel University of London, Nottingham Trent University, University of Kent, UWE Bristol, University of York, University of Hertfordshire, University of Bath, University of Leeds, University of Reading, Lancaster University, University of Bristol, University of Leicester and Aston University. These destinations reflect the ambition, breadth and diversity of students’ next steps, with learners progressing to leading institutions across a wide range of subject areas.