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GCSEs 2023: Holme Grange School students savour results day ‘triumph’

by Staff Writer
August 24, 2023
in Education, Featured, Wokingham
96% of all results received on GCSE results day 2023 were passes. Picture: Holme Grange School

96% of all results received on GCSE results day 2023 were passes. Picture: Holme Grange School

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STUDENTS, staff and parents at Holme Grange School celebrated an impressive 96% overall pass rate on GCSE results day.

The school boasted all passes in Further Maths, Food Technology, Sciences, Computer Science, DT, Geography, and Modern Languages.

In French, grades 8 or 9 were secured by 64% of this year’s cohort, while 68% achieved 9-7 in Chemistry.

Humanities students also performed strongly, with 43% of geographers, 44% in Religious Studies and 65% of Historians receiving 9-7 grades.

Claire Robinson, Head of Holme Grange School said: “I cannot express how proud I am of our students and congratulate each and every one of them on their achievements. I wish to extend my heartfelt gratitude to our exceptional team – both our teachers and teaching assistants. Staff and students have once again shown the ‘Holme Grange Way’ – a commitment to facilitating an environment where every child can, and does, excel.

“Special congratulations to Seamus, Ruby, and Raeis. Seamus achieved a remarkable seven grade 9s, two grade 8s, and one grade 7. Ruby, an embodiment of consistent excellence, secured seven grade 9s, while Raeis shone with five grade 9s.

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“Yet, the accolades do not just rest with top grades. Many of the pupils have surpassed their own expectations, reaching pinnacles they once deemed insurmountable.

“Many individual ‘Everests’ have been met, and many more challenges conquered. We couldn’t be prouder. To our triumphant students and our incredible staff: Congratulations. Your achievements today echo the dedication, commitment, and passion that define Holme Grange.”

Holme Grange excelled in BTEC assessments, celebrating a 100% pass rate – of which 52% of grades were Distinction or higher.

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