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FTER months of uncertainty and last minute changes in government policy youngsters at the Macclesfield Academy were delighted to finally receive their GCSE results on Thursday.
Among pupils that were particularly pleased with their grades were Ben Ward, Sarah Lam, Brendan Goodwin, Hannah Whyte, Jack van Vliet, Rosie Wood, Charlie Jackson, David Wolff, Elliot Wiss, Emily Tuson, Will Harrison, Izzy Hooley, Ryan Bradley and Will Rowson.
Headteacher Richard Hedge said: “From the day this cohort joined us five years ago, we have known they were a remarkable bunch of young people.
“When their last year at the Academy was so cruelly cut short by the coronavirus pandemic
BEECH Hall School is celebrating success as its pupils collected their GCSE results.
The non-selective school, based in Tytherington, has commended its determined pupils as a highly-impressive 93 per cent of this year’s cohort achieved passes in English and Maths, and the school secured an exceptional 100pc pass rate in Dual Science.
Beech Hall School also celebrates a 100pc pass rates in Art,
Drama, Geography, History, Physics and Business Studies.
Continuing on their educational journey following their GCSE success, the pupils will now go on to fulfil their aspirations as they achieve much-coveted and the school closures back in March, we were worried that the exam system would not do them justice.
“We began a rigorous process of checking and double checking our assessments of the grades they would have been most likely to have achieved if teaching, learning and examining
paces at leading colleges.
Poynton resident, James Townley, has excelled in his GCSEs including four grade 6’s in Art, English Language, English Literature and Maths.
His resilience throughout the year has been rewarded with a place at Reaseheath College to study Sports Development and Coaching.
Sporting superstar, Charles MorrisonHughes from Macclesfield, who joined Beech Hall
School in Year 9, secured an impressive eight GCSEs including a grade 7 in PE.
The keen rugby and squash player will build on his abilities while studying a BTEC National Diploma in had continued as planned. We had every confidence in them but rather less in the infamous ‘Ofqual algorithm’.
“We are delighted that their results reflect their ability and the hard work they had all put in.
“We are also delighted that, almost without exception, they will now be progressing to either A
Sport at Wilmslow High Sixth Form.
Molly Marshall-Clack, also from Macclesfield received an outstanding seven GCSEs including level courses at one of our partner 11-18 schools or vocational programmes at Macclesfield College.
”For every single one of our students we are
grade 6 in Art and PE.
She will now take her artistic talents to study Art and Design at Buxton and Leek College.
Headmaster, James Allen, commented: “I am thrilled at how our pupils and staff have risen to the challenge in this extraordinary and extremely challenging year, with so much uncertainty and disruption.
“Impressively, all at Beech Hall remained extremely focussed throughout, and our very strong results are testament to the hard work and admirable dedication of our year 11s and their teachers.”
Beech Hall School is a non-selective independent school for children aged from six months to 16 years old. delighted that the uncertainties of the last few months have come to an end and know that they can look forward to the future with confidence.”
It is situated in a stunning 16-acre site with two listed buildings, playing fields and a swimming pool.
Part of the Riverston Group, Beech Hall is committed to providing a child-centred education which focuses on every individual child’s strength and gives each one the opportunity to achieve a wide variety of academic, sporting and extra-curricular goals.
Bespoke, quality teaching is at the heart of Beech Hall’s core values and the recent renovation has made the personalised learning approach all the more achievable.
To find out more about Beech Hall visit www.beechhallschool. org.
BY Headteacher F. Power.
THE Fallibroome Academy GCSE results:
We are delighted with the results that our Y11 students have achieved today.
As a school, we invested an enormous amount of time ensuring that our teacher assessments were an accurate representation of their work so we know that the grades they have received are fully justified.
We have enjoyed celebrating this with them today as we know how hard they and their teachers have worked to achieve such remarkably high standards.
This cohort has had to cope with a great deal of disruption to their education in recent months so it has been a great pleasure to mark the end of their GCSE journey with us in such a positive fashion. Having seen them contribute so positively to all aspects of school life during their time here, we wish them well in the next phase of their education, whether that is at our Sixth Form or with any other Post-16 providers in the region.