The Royal Harbour Academy in Ramsgate has celebrated the achievements of its Sixth Form students in the International Baccalaureate Career-Related Programme.
With a rigorous curriculum including a Level 3 BTEC Diploma and two IB Diploma Programme courses, students demonstrated outstanding dedication and academic excellence.
In addition to their coursework, students successfully completed the IBCP core, which includes personal and professional skills development, a community-focused service learning project, and a reflective essay exploring an ethical dilemma. They also immersed themselves in an international culture through mandatory language acquisition.
Headteacher Simon Pullen said: “I am very proud of the 6th Form students for the dedication and resilience they have shown throughout their two-year journey.”
Notable individual performances
Mia achieved a grade 7 in higher level English Literature and Language, a grade 7 in Social and Cultural Anthropology and a grade A in her Reflective Project. Mia also achieved D*D* (Distinction star, Distinction star) in her Uniformed Protective Service BTEC Diploma, meaning that Mia secured the top grade in all of the subjects she studied at Royal Harbour Academy Sixth Form. She has been accepted to attend the University of Kent to read Classical Studies, a truly brilliant achievement.
Poppy-Jo received a grade 5 in higher level English Literature and Language, a grade 5 in Social and Cultural Anthropology and a B grade in her Reflective Project. Poppy also achieved a DM (Distinction, Merit) in her Health and Social Care BTEC Diploma. Her love for English will continue where she will continue to study the subject at the University of Suffolk, and perhaps one day she will be welcomed back to The Royal Harbour Academy as a staff member.
Head Student, Melis received a grade 5 in higher level English Literature and Language and a B grade in her Reflective Project, another fantastic achievement. Melis also achieved a double Distinction (DD) in her Uniformed Protective Services BTEC Diploma.
Jovita Jablonauskaite is another who has achieved remarkable academic success, earning a grade 4 in Higher Level IB History, a grade 5 in IB Social and Cultural Anthropology, a B grade in her Reflective Project, and a D*D (Distinction Star, Distinction) in her Uniformed Protective Services BTEC Diploma.
Head of Sixth Form, Josh Stoner said “We are very proud of our students for doing so well in the International Baccalaureate (IB) programme. Their wonderful performance is a testament to their dedication and the unwavering support from our dedicated teachers. Beyond academic excellence, our students have developed invaluable skills in critical thinking, effective communication, and a global perspective through their IB studies. These skills, along with their academic results, will help them succeed in their future education and careers.”