US EditionStudents shine as Southend's grammar schools celebrate their GCSE results
Students across multiple UK schools achieved record GCSE results, with over 40% of grades at top levels and many securing apprenticeships or sixth form placements, reflecting resilience amid pandemic challenges.
- This year, Queen Elizabeth School and Queen Elizabeth Studio School students received GCSE results and will progress to academic and vocational pathways, with Henry C earning 11 Grade 9s and Masha Z noted for rapid progress.
- Arriving in Year 7 during the pandemic, the Year 11 cohort overcame disruption, with over three quarters achieving Grade 4 or above and over half achieving Grade 5 or above in English and Maths.
- Horsforth students secured 2,701 grades with over 35% at Grade 7 or above, around 72% will continue at Horsforth Sixth Form, and Dan Smith achieved 10 Grade 9s plus one Grade 8.
- Nearly 20 per cent of QES Studio students secured apprenticeships with local employers, Kristian P secured a place on the JLR scheme, and others are entering Armed Forces or T-Level programmes.
- LYMM High School is celebrating 87% of students achieving Grade 4+ in English and maths, with Daisy Nurse earning ten Grade 9s and over 40% of grades at Grade 7+.
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Steyning Grammar School celebrates outstanding GCSE results
Students at Steyning Grammar School, part of the high achieving Bohunt Education Trust (BET), are celebrating after receiving their GCSE results, enabling them to embark on the next stage of their educational journey.
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