Students are celebrating another year of strong results across vocational courses.
Harrow College has reported high achievement rates in BTEC, T-Level and University of the Arts London (UAL) qualifications.
BTEC students recorded a 97 per cent achievement rate, while UAL students achieved a 99 per cent pass rate. Several T-Level courses also reached a 100 per cent pass rate.
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Jo Swindells, principal of Harrow College, said: "It was wonderful celebrating our students’ hard work and recognising their brilliant efforts, which have helped to set them up for a fantastic future.
"With support from our dedicated staff, our students have achieved amazing outcomes. As this is my first results day as Principal, I’m hugely proud.
"Congratulations to all our students and best of luck for your next steps."
Sidrah Esaf, who earned a Distinction, Distinction, Merit in BTEC Level 3 Applied Science, will go on to study HNC Level 4 Mechanical Engineering at Uxbridge College.
She said: "I’m really proud of what I’ve achieved. The teachers have been so supportive and given me lots of opportunities – now I’m excited for my next step."
Liliana Da Silva and Nicola Aleksandrowicz, who studied BTEC Level 3 National Diploma in Enterprise and Entrepreneurship, both secured Distinction Merit grades.
Ms Da Silva said: "I’m super happy with my results, especially because I got into my top university. Harrow College is a lovely college. I’m most proud of the friends that I made and the connections I was able to get."
Nicola Aleksandrowicz said the college was "a great experience."
Devan, who achieved a Distinction in T-Level Digital Business Services, has begun an engineering apprenticeship.
Dylan McTaggart, group executive principal of HRUC, said: "Exam results at HRUC continue to improve every year, and 2026 is no exception. Many of our students are progressing on to top universities or apprenticeships or directly into employment."
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