GCSES 2020: More than half of Reading School’s GCSE grades were a 9
MORE THAN half of GCSE results at Reading School were the top grade of 9. And almost four in five grades were 9-8 – the equivalent of A* in the...
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GCSES 2020: Waingels College students joined by teachers as they discover their grades
STUDENTS returned to Waingels College for the first time in weeks, so they could collect their GCSE results. The Year 11 pupils kept a distance as they congratulated each other...
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GCSES 2020: Staff celebrate student success at Bracknell and Wokingham College
"This hasn’t been the easiest of years in which to study, but your perseverance and commitment to your studies has got you to where you need to be."
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GCSES 2020: Results show how committed and hardworking Abbey School students have been says headteacher
THREE-QUARTERS of GCSE grades achieved by Abbey School pupils were 9-8 – equivalent to an A*. Students from both years 10 and 11 at the Reading-based school received their results,...
Read moreDetailsGCSES 2020: Teacher celebrate talented students at St Crispin’s School
“We are so very proud of all our students in Year 11 who have endured the turmoil of not only Covid-19 but the extraordinary period of change in the awarding...
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GCSES 2020: Maiden Erlegh students congratulated for determination through pandemic
"Thank you and well done to our wonderful GCSE class of 2020 – you are all amazing.”
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GCSES 2020: Bulmershe staff thrilled with results earnt by its pupils
BULMERSHE staff said they are thrilled with the results that its GCSE pupils have received this year. And the collaboration that the students have shown over the past five months...
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GCSES 2020: Holme Grange students are ‘spring-boarding’ into life
“Education is not all about a set of results, but having the skills to equip the person for life and act as a firm foundation on which a young person...
Read moreDetailsGCSES 2020: Oakbank students subjected to rigorous and demanding moderation to ensure accuracy in results
STUDENTS at Oakbank School in Ryeish Green have been congratulated on their results by new headteacher Robin Bertrand. The delighted principal said that despite the challenges caused by the coronavirus...
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GCSES 2020: Edgbarrow students congratulated on a ‘fantastic set of results for a fantastic year group’
HARD-WORKING students at a Crowthorne school are now busy making plans for sixth form. Edgbarrow School said that it wanted to congratulate its cohort for their efforts despite the disruption...
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