Students and staff at Oasis Academy Enfield are celebrating today after receiving a strong set of results across the OAE Sixth Form qualifications, with particularly strong performances in Mathematics, History, Turkish, Criminology and Applied Science.  

A Level students demonstrated resilience and determination across a broad range of subjects, with almost 70% of grades achieved at A-D and over 85% awarded at A-E.  

All our students are now preparing to take their next steps into university, apprenticeships, and the world of work. 

In addition to these strong outcomes, several departments achieved their best-ever performance measures. Criminology recorded its strongest results to date with an ALPS score of 2, while Mathematics continued its consistently excellent performance, maintaining an ALPS score of 2. English Literature and History also celebrated their best-ever outcomes, both achieving an ALPS score of 5, with previous scores of 8, reflecting significant improvements in student progress and achievement.

There were plenty of smiles and proud moments as students collected their A level and vocational grades and reflected on two years of hard work, resilience, and ambition.  

OAE supports every part of a young person’s development, not just helping them succeed academically, but also building their confidence, character, and life skills, so that they can move successfully to the next phase of their academic or vocational career. 

The achievements reflect Oasis Academy Enfield’s commitment to every part of their students’ development, supporting them to succeed not just academically, but also building their confidence, character, and essential life skills. This inclusive, relational approach works to build strong foundations, equipping every young person within Oasis Academy Enfield for life. 

Our family of sixth form students should particularly strong performances in the following A level subject areas: 

• Mathematics excelled with 57% of grades awarded at A*-B and 86% at A*-C. 

• History also excelled, securing 50% of grades at A*-B and over 83% at A*-C. 

• Turkish, an impressive 55% of grades were awarded at A*-B, with more than 80% achieving A*-C or better. 

• English Literature with 40% of grades at A*-B and 60% at A*-C. 

• Sociology where one third of grades were awarded at A*-B, with 60% achieving A*-C and above. 

• Portuguese shone, with 100% of entries achieving A*-B. 

• Criminology had outstanding with 83% of students achieving a Distinction or above, with one third securing the highest grades of Distinction or Distinction* 

• 100% pass rate in the EPQ at A*-C. 

Our students also showed superb outcomes in the BTEC courses, as indicated by the following subject outcomes: 

• Applied Science excelled, with 75% of students secured Merit or above. 

• Sport Studies achieved nearly two thirds of their outcomes at a Merit or above and over a quarter achieving Distinction grades. 

• Business Diploma were strong with 50% of students achieving a Distinction/Merit combinations or better, demonstrating strong vocational success. 

• Health & Social Care achieved positive outcomes, with all learners successfully completing their qualifications. 

Among the academy’s top performers is Jayden who achieved A*AB and will be heading to Queen Mary University of London to study Aerospace Engineering, and Summeye who achieved A*BC and will be studying Politics & International Relations at Kings College, London!

Afolabi and Hayden have both impressively secured a scholarship to play Basketball at Great Lyn International Academy in Ontario, Canada!

Principal of Oasis Academy Enfield, Emma Robinson, said: 

“We are delighted with this year’s results and the many success stories we’ve seen today. Our students have worked tirelessly and shown great character throughout their time with us. These results reflect their commitment and the unwavering support of our dedicated staff.” 

“Whether our students are heading to university, apprenticeships, or employment, we know they are well-prepared and will go on to make a positive impact in their communities and beyond.”