In for GCSEs
Park Academy West London says “a massive well done” to students. This year saw students improve results from last year in English and Maths, with the percentage of students achieving English and Maths is 53%, an improvement from 2017 when the figure was 44%.
The principaol Mr Delgado expressed his delight at the results and said: “The improvements were down to the dedication, perseverance and effort of students. It is a pleasure to see young people achieve such great results and to see them make the link between hard work and attainment.
“I also want to thank the parents and carers for supporting the Academy in its journey and would like to thank teachers for their drive and determination to make this opening chapter in Park’s history such a memorable one”. Queensmead have received a positive set of Post 16 (50% achieving A*-B) and GCSE results (72% achieving 9-4 in English and Maths).
Isabella, Queensmead School student These include Isabella who achieved eight Grade 9s, a Grade 8, and a distinction and Karugan who is celebrating six Grade 9s, a Grade 8, a Grade A* and a Grade 7 - well done everyone!
Northwood School
Northwood School says its students are celebrating outstanding results, with many out-performing their targets. Among the high flyers was Paul Larbi who achieved a stunning 9 grade 9s. He said: “I am so delighted with my results and I can’t thank the teachers enough for all the support they’ve given me. Northwood is a fantastic school. They really care about every student. With these grades I feel I can do anything!”
Mark Anderson, head teacher, said: “I am so happy for the students. None of this would have happened without the hard work and dedication of the students themselves, combined with the unstinting support they’ve had from their teachers and parents. I am proud of each and every student.”
Mr Anderson added, “Though the changes to this year’s GCSE exam mean results cannot be compared with those of previous years, I am delighted how staff and students have responded to the demands of these more challenging GCSEs. Once again it looks as though our students will have made significantly better progress than students nationally.”
Barnhill Community High School
Pupils at the school in Yeading were pleased with their results. Mohamed Omar achieved an incredible seven Grade 9s as well as one Grade 8, one Grade 7 and one A*.
He said: “I’m so happy. It’s even better than I thought it would be!”
Only 1,000 of the 500,000 students receiving results today achieved Grade 9 in all subjects.
Mohamed Omar achieved an incredible seven Grade 9s as well as one Grade 8, one Grade 7 and one A*
George Sims also celebrated with friends when he opened his envelope to find he had achieved one Grade 9, five Grade 8s, four Grade 7s and one Grade 6. He said:
“I got a 9 in English! This is amazing I am so happy!”
Samira Harhouf wore a big smile as she discovered she achieved one Grade 9, three Grade 8s and seven Grade 7s. Samira and her friends shared results with each other and were extremely happy.
Jake Elliot also smiled with pride as he showed friends and teachers his results, for which he achieved one Grade 9, five Grade 8s and five Grade 7s.
A spokesperson for the school said: “We would like to congratulate all of our students and wish them well as they proceed to the next step on their educational journey. We look forward to welcoming many of our students back in September at Barnhill Sixth Form.” Proud Jake Elliot achieved one Grade 9, five Grade 8s and five Grade 7s from Barnhill Mohamed Omar achieved an incredible seven Grade 9s as well as one Grade 8, one Grade 7 and one A*