GCSEs 2019: St Crispin’s pupils excel in STEM subjects
ST CRISPIN’S School is overjoyed with its 2019 GCSE results, as 85% of students achieved grades 9 to 7 in ...
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GCSEs 2019: Records broken at Reading Blue Coat School
A Reading Blue Coat School pupil saw one of his GCSE grades shoot up from 4 in his mock exam ...
GCSEs 2019: Virtually all Reading College students pass English or maths (or both)
ALMOST all students who sat maths and English GCSEs at Reading College this year passed – in all, 96.6% did
GCSEs 2019: Piggott School pupils enjoy another ‘amazing’ year
PIGGOTT SCHOOL pupils enjoyed another ‘amazing’ year for GCSE results, according to its headteacher. Overall, its Progress 8 score is ...
GCSEs 2019: Abbey School head says pupils ‘excelled themselves’
FOUR out of five students at The Abbey School obtained grades of 9-7, while virtually all pupils – 93% – ...
GCSEs 2019: Maiden Erlegh headteacher is ‘incredibly proud’ of his students
THE TV cameras came out for Maiden Erlegh’s GCSE students – and the school’s headteacher said that he is ‘incredibly ...
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