Blackburn College's principal said he could not be "prouder" following a set of "outstanding" A-level results.

The college said students achieved a 100 per cent pass rate in 22 subjects, with 95 per cent of students achieving at least one A*-C grade and 77 per cent of students achieving at least one A*-B. 

Students from A-level business studies, financial studies, English language and literature, English literature, further maths and psychology all achieved 100 per cent high A*-C grades.  

Pass rate for the college’s BTEC students also increased to 98.4 per cent, with more than half (55 per cent) awarded a distinction or distinction*. 

The college’s inaugural group for T levels also celebrated a 100 per cent pass rate. 

A-Level results day at Blackburn College

Principal and chief executive, Dr Fazal Dad, said: “I could not be prouder to be here today celebrating our incredible students and these outstanding results that are an outcome of their hard work and dedication over the past two years. 

“It is our mission that every person who comes to Blackburn College leaves with the skills and experiences needed to take on top jobs and contribute positively to the economy in our region and beyond.

"I have no doubt that our students all have successful futures ahead. 

“On behalf of the entire team at the college, I would like to congratulate each and every one of our students, and wish them the best as they take the next step in their journeys.” 

Rachel Tarplee, vice principal curriculum and quality, added: “Every year our results get better and better, and we are delighted to be celebrating yet another record set of results across our A-levels and vocational courses.

"Our results are testament to the hard work of our students and our staff. We’re also proud that our first year T level students also achieved a 100 per cent pass rate.”  

The college said enrolment for Further Education courses starting in September is taking place from Thursday, August 22 and enrolment for University Centre Blackburn College will commence on Monday, August 19.