Jordan Morris-Noone Reaches for The Stars with his A-Level Results!

Latest TV News Editor, Mark Walker, speaks to Jordan Morris-Noone from East Sussex College about his top A-Level results. It’s August 2020 when East Sussex College French tutor Liz Long catches up with A-Level student Jordan Morris-Noone. In real life, that is. It’s been six months since the Covid-19 pandemic brought an abrupt halt to face to face teaching. There have been Zoom calls and emails, but the reunion (albeit socially distanced) is bittersweet for the pair. A-Level Results Day 2020 has just gone, in one of the most bizarre fashions imaginable, with no group celebrations and proper farewells to tutors. When Liz sits down with Jordan in the sunny gardens of the Depot in Lewes, news of the results are still sinking in. The Government is yet to make their U-turn decision, which sees Teacher Assessed Grades count over the highly criticised computer algorithm. The future looks bright for the talented French, Drama and Dance A-Level student. And amid celebrating his results with family, virtually with friends, and working endless hours so he is able to live and study in Barcelona (more on that later), Jordan has been busy sharing his experiences with the likes of BBC Sussex local radio, BBC South East Today and Latest TV. “The Latest TV interview was an absolute blast!” Jordan enthuses about his trip to the Latest TV studios located in the heart of Brighton, a city which Jordan also calls home. “Everyone there was so lovely and kind. Sharing my experience has been an absolute delight and has really made the ending of my A-Levels an unforgettable memory, especially in this difficult time.”