Achieving BBB in English Literature, Fine Art and Media Studies, Annalisa is celebrating her A Level success and looking forward to an exciting future. After taking a gap year, she plans to study English Literature at the University of Exeter, turning her passion for the subject into the next stage of her academic journey.

Charlotte, Sophia and Rosie are celebrating fantastic results on the Level 3 Foundation Diploma in Creative Media Production & Technology, achieving two Distinctions and a Merit between them. While proud of their academic success, the trio say the sense of friendship and belonging they found at College was just as important as the qualifications they earned.

Tegan chose to study at Truro and Penwith College because it offered the opportunity to combine a vocational qualification with an A Level, allowing them to develop both practical engineering skills and strong academic knowledge.

Ellie, Kaycia and Maeve joined the College from Helston Community College and Mounts Bay Academy to study Level 3 Health and Social Care at Penwith Campus. On results day, two of the three achieved a Triple Distinction*, part of another year of results continuing the College's 30-year legacy of transforming lives across Cornwall, and all three now progress to their next steps with a genuinely close-knit friendship group behind them.

Former Mounts Bay Academy student Archie and former Humphry Davy School student Cora are celebrating their A Level results after two memorable years at Penwith Campus, where supportive lecturers, strong friendships and a close-knit learning environment helped shape their College experience.

Mirryn chose to study the Extended Diploma in Applied Science (Biomedical Science) to develop her knowledge, meet new people and gain the best education for her future.

Joie's family relocated from the Surrey/Hampshire border to Cornwall in search of a college that could support her, and her passion for ceramics. Two years on, Joie has achieved a Distinction in her Level 3 Art Diploma, part of another year of results continuing the College's 30-year legacy of transforming lives across Cornwall, and is heading to Cardiff Metropolitan University to study Artist, Design and Maker.

Calcifer found the early days of College genuinely hard, but two years on, his family says he's a changed young man. He completed his Health and Social Care course with a Triple Distinction, part of another year of results continuing the College's 30-year legacy of transforming lives across Cornwall, and now has his sights set on an apprenticeship in mental health nursing.

After achieving an impressive A*AB in Physics, Mathematics and PE A Levels, Rhys is preparing for the next chapter of his academic journey at the University of Bristol, where he will study Mathematics and Physics.