Sixth formers at a Peterborough academy are celebrating notable exam success.

Queen Katharine Academy’s Year 13 students are today revelling in their Post-16 examination triumphs.

Boasting a 100 per cent A-Level pass rate, some students received exceptional grades.

Some of the noteworthy performances and future plans include IniOluwa Afolabi, who will study mechanical engineering at Nottingham Trent University after achieving an A* in mathematics, Distinction* in both computing and engineering, and an A in physics.

Zaynab Azeem received an A* in business studies, A in economics, and A in criminology.

The academy saw a 100pc pass rate The academy saw a 100pc pass rate (Image: Submitted)

Likewise, Kyle Carr — set to study computer science at the University of Leicester — bagged Distinctions* in Games Design and Computing, and an A in economics.

Also headed for the University of Leicester is Mante Sukaityte, who will study Finance after achieving Distinction* in Travel and Tourism and Business Studies as well as an A in Finance.

Similarly, Ehman Ali, with an A* in Early Years Education, A in history, and B in psychology, will study history at the same institution.

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Lastly, Martine Hogan will study Children’s Nursing at City University, after achieving three A* grades in Health and Social Care.

Damon Lewis, director of Sixth Form, said: “Congratulations to all our Post-16 students for their commitment and hard work over the past two years, which is reflected in a fantastic set of exam results.

“Our Sixth Form students enter Year 12 from a variety of schools and starting points, and the outstanding individual performances we celebrate today reflect the students’ hard work and impressive progress they have made over the past two years.

“I’d like to thank our amazing teaching and support teams at QKA for their encouragement, care and guidance, as well as our students’ families for their support at home."