Science, Technology, Engineering & Maths (STEM)

Below are some of the stories of former Loreto students who have progressed onto Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM).

Hamza - Class of 2025

Subjects Studied at Loreto:  A Level Maths, A Level Physics, BTEC IT

Reflections on Loreto: “What I’ve taken from Loreto isn’t just my grades – but it’s who I’ve become!”

After Loreto:

“I am about to complete my first year of Aerospace Engineering with Foundation Year at Uni, and will be starting a Teach Physics Internship placement at Stretford High School for 5 weeks”.

Lucy - Class of 2022

Subjects Studied at Loreto:  A Level Chemistry, A Level Maths, A Level Physics

Reflections on Loreto:

“My time at Loreto College was a positive experience of learning, support and growth, both academically and personally. Not only did I leave equipped with the skills and qualifications to begin building my career, but also with lifelong friendships and memories”.

After Loreto: “Since leaving Loreto I took a year out travelling before commencing my Integrated Masters (MEng) degree in Chemical Engineering at Newcastle University. I am currently working as a process engineer in the renewable energy sector with a focus on energy from waste plants and circular economic processes”

Hassam - Class of 2020

Subjects Studied at Loreto: BTEC Computing

Reflections on Loreto:

“My time at Loreto was one of the highlights of my education. The teachers, the atmosphere, and the people I met made it a truly special place, and the opportunities I was given there helped shape the life I have today.”

After Loreto:

” I developed a full scale fitness/habit tracking web app, graduated from University with a First class honours in Computer Science, hiked 3 of the tallest peaks in England and Wales! I was accepted into an award winning Graduate Scheme at Apadmi, where I now work as a full time Graduate Software Engineer”

Caroline

Studied A Levels in Maths, Physics and Chemistry. “I was one the last students to attend Loreto as a Grammar School student. Although enrolled at Loreto College we were shipped across to a building opposite Manchester University. I studied Maths at Hull University and became a Maths teacher, inspired by legendary Ms Weaver. I moved to Australia in 1991 where I teach a Catholic school and where my daughter attended Loreto College, Ballarat. I still maintain contact with a few friends from my Loreto days although don’t get back to Manchester as often as I would like”.