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Results day is Thursday 13 August 2026. You can collect your results from 8.00am at college.
Where and when do you collect your results?
Come to college from 8.00am on Thursday 13 August. Staff will be waiting to point you in the right direction, so you do not need to worry about where to go.
You will get your grades and a full breakdown of your results. Staff will be there through the morning and are looking forward to celebrating with you.
How do you see your results online?
Your results go online through CEDAR later in the morning.
- Go to cloud.atomix.ac.uk
- Log in with your college account details
- Open the exam section, then exam results
Check you can log in to CEDAR before results day. If you have any trouble logging in, contact the college now so we can help you sort it out.
Can you get your results if you are abroad?
CEDAR cannot be accessed from outside the UK. If you will be away on holiday, ask someone to collect your results for you.
Can someone else collect your results for you?
Yes, someone can collect your results on your behalf. They must bring:
- photo ID for themselves
- a letter or email from you giving them permission
We are not allowed by law to release your results without both of these.
What if your results are not what you hoped for?
You are not on your own. Staff will be on hand all morning to talk through your options, explain your next steps and help you get back on track.
If you applied to university and missed your offer, you may still find a place through UCAS Clearing. We will send you a separate email with more about Clearing and how it works.
Who do you contact before results day?
Email Stockton.info@atomix.ac.uk or call 01642 612 611.
Good luck. We look forward to seeing you on Thursday.
The MenB vaccination clinic at Stockton Sixth Form College is confirmed for Monday 17 August, 1:30pm to 4:30pm.
The clinic is run by South Bank Pharmacy. You can book an appointment in advance, and walk-ins are welcome on the day.
Book your appointment at Stockton Sixth Form
What to expect on the day
The team attending will include a GPhC-registered pharmacist, a pharmacy technician and an additional team member to help you with the form. The form takes about a minute to complete. You will also have a brief eligibility and clinical assessment before you are vaccinated.
Bring your NHS number if you know it. It is not essential and you will not be turned away without it.
Who can have the vaccine
This is part of the NHS meningitis B (MenB) vaccination programme for young people. If you are 17 or 18 and were born between 1 September 2007 and 31 August 2008, you can have the vaccine free of charge. You need to be registered with a GP surgery in England.
You do not need to wait for the college clinic. You can also book a free appointment at nhs.uk/book-menb or by calling 119.
If you are starting university, or moving into college accommodation for the first time this autumn, you may be able to get the vaccine as a walk-in at a participating pharmacy. Take evidence of your university or college offer with you. Details are on the same NHS page.
The vaccine is given in two doses, at least four weeks apart.
We are working with Aviation Generation and EmPower Crew, part of EmPower Flight, to develop a CAA approved Cabin Crew Attestation route for students on our Aviation Operations pathway.
Cabin Crew Attestation is what you need to work as cabin crew commercially for a UK airline, and it can only be delivered by a CAA approved training organisation. The plan is to connect it with the Pearson BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Aviation Operations, so eligible students could hold it by the time they finish, or shortly after.
The development work is starting here at Aviation Generation Stockton Sixth Form. Stockton is where the work starts because the Aviation Operations pathway is already running with students, and because of the specialist aviation facilities on campus, including the mock aircraft cabin and the flight simulator.
Michael Mackin, Principal at Stockton Sixth Form College, part of Atomix Educational Trust, said:
Our Aviation Operations pathway has shown there is real demand from young people in the North East for credible and ambitious routes into aviation. Working with Aviation Generation and EmPower Crew gives us the opportunity to bring academic study, specialist facilities, professional behaviours and recognised industry training together around the learner.
The work is at development stage, so nothing is confirmed yet. What is delivered will depend on regulatory requirements, facilities, timetabling, commercial agreement and learner readiness. We will update this page as the plans develop, including who it will be open to and how it will fit around your study programme.
You can find out more about studying aviation with us on the Aviation Operations course page.
Meningitis B immunisations will be available at college. We are waiting on confirmed dates from the pharmacy team and will update this page as soon as we have them.
You do not need to wait for the college sessions. This is part of the NHS meningitis B (MenB) vaccination programme for young people, and eligible students can book now.
If you are 17 or 18 and were born between 1 September 2007 and 31 August 2008, you can book a free appointment at nhs.uk/book-menb or by calling 119. You need to be registered with a GP surgery in England.
If you are starting university, or moving into college accommodation for the first time this autumn, you may be able to get the vaccine as a walk-in at a participating pharmacy. Take evidence of your university or college offer with you. Details are on the same NHS page.
The vaccine is given in two doses, at least four weeks apart.
