More than 60% of Reddam House pupils achieve grades 7 to 9
With 63% of all grades between 9 to 7, the results sit more than twice the national GCSE average. Head of senior school, Mike Milner, said pupils responded “amazingly” to...
Read moreDetailsWith 63% of all grades between 9 to 7, the results sit more than twice the national GCSE average. Head of senior school, Mike Milner, said pupils responded “amazingly” to...
Read moreDetailsPrincipal John Salberg, from The Wren School, said students have shown huge levels of agility, resilience and positivity after a challenging year.
Read moreDetailsPrincipal Tom Bartlett said he is “immensely proud” of all the work and achievements of his students under the difficult circumstances.
Read moreDetails“In the past 18 months, the pupils have experienced a key stage 4 programme like no other, yet they have demonstrated resilience and commitment throughout their GCSE courses," said head...
Read moreDetailsToby passed his English and maths at age 46 and is now starting an access to HE courses in law, business and accounting which will help him get to university...
Read moreDetailsWith 20% of pupils gaining grade 9 and 61% achieving grade 9 to 7, headteacher Areti Bizior congratulated students on a set of “outstanding results.”
Read moreDetails“Highdown is celebrating the achievements of our students, especially after such a difficult and disrupted year,” headteacher Rachel Cave said.
Read moreDetailsAfter a challenging two years, a spokesperson from the school said their students are “richly deserving” of their grades.
Read moreDetailsFrom a total of 165 students, 58.9% of them achieved grade 8 with 71% gaining grades 9 to 5 in English and maths.
Read moreDetailsHeadteacher Jo Halliday said she is “really proud” of what the Year 11 students have accomplished this year.
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