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Did you catch our Year 13 graduation? It was an incredible afternoon of celebration, reflection, and plenty of laughs as we officially said farewell to our Graduating Class of 2026.

Recently, 30 of our students took an elevator ride up to the 44th floor of the Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) UK and Ireland offices for a hands-on, four-week work experience project…

What does it take to create a board game prototype, with a companion web app? This week, our Year 12 students are learning firsthand with King Games, founding partner and creator of Candy Crush!

Over the last week at Ada, our students have been stepping directly into the shoes of tech professionals, from advising on national curriculums to tackling high-stakes cybersecurity simulations and participating in mock interviews.

Jasmine joined Ada in 2024 on our BTEC programme, before transitioning to the T Level pathway. Read her inspiring story so far…

A huge congratulations to 3 of our T Level students, Nhi Le, Iulian Mihai and Resul Tota, for securing highly competitive Level 6 Degree Apprenticeships with Amazon!

Our Year 12 students are already halfway through their first year at Ada! Here’s what’s changed since their first interview 6 months ago…

A few of our year 12 T-Level students have just returned from an intensive, three-week industry placement at World Wide Technology (WWT)! From designing network infrastructures to mastering the art of the “perfect pitch,” our students stepped out of the classroom and into the heart of global tech.

What does it take to manage a $1 million investment? This week, our Year 12 students are learning firsthand at Bank of America.

Over the past nine weeks, ten of our Year 13 T Level students have been on placement with Amazon at their 15-storey London headquarters in Principal Place, and last week they celebrated their graduation!

PA Consulting set our students a challenge: “How might we leverage technology to empower individuals and communities to take better control of their health and wellness?”

Over the next two years, we’ll interview these 8 year 12 students three times a year, documenting their growth, challenges, and aspirations as they progress through their studies. This set of interviews captures their first impressions just 2 months in.