CHARTERS School pupils achieved GCSE results well above the national average despite an overall national decline.
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“Over 71 per cent of grades were at A* or A grade and 34.7 per cent were A*”.
To add to the already impressive school tally, more than two thirds of St Mary’s pupils achieved grades A*-B.
Amongst other top headlines 96 per cent of pupils received an A* to C in both Mathematics and English.
These are great results especially for 5 GCSEs with English and Maths – absolutely fabulous!
Linda Rodham, headteacher, said: “I would like to congratulate all of our students who are once again a credit to themselves and the school”.
Friends’, which will be known as Walden School from September, have reported that the grades this year have followed broadly the same lines as the last three years.
“Whatever their academic ability, they all thoroughly deserve their grades”.
“We are very pleased with the GCSE results and more importantly the achievement of all of our pupils”. I got B in English and Maths which I’m happy with.
Xanthe Kennedy and Charlotte Tissier with their GCSE results from Buxton Community School..
Lily Smith (16), of Holbeach, who got A*s for all 11 of her subjects, said: “I’m feeling fantastic although I can’t stop shaking and smiling”.
“The ongoing success within St Patrick’s Academy is a reflection of not only the hard work of the pupils but also the staff who provide tailored, individual support to pupils throughout the year”. I wish them all the very best of luck in their future studies. “I would also like to thank our staff who have worked tirelessly to improve the outcomes for all students”.
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He said: “I feel pretty good about my results”.
