AFTER a hard fought two years, Droitwich’s GCSE students arrive at schools across the region to collect their results and find out if all their hard work has paid off.
Pupils will be hoping they’ve got the grades they need to progress onto sixth-form, college or other training and employment.
GCSE results are graded from level 9 to 1 rather than the previous alphabetical grading of A to E.
RGS Dodderhill
The school has shared its delight in celebrating the ‘exceptional achievements’ of its year 11 pupils in this year’s GCSE exams.
Results include a 92 per cent pass rate from grades 9 to 4, with 47 per cent achieving grades 9 to 7. A total of 68 per cent of students also achieved grade 8 or 9 in at least one subject.
Leaders have highlighted the successes of three students in particular – Holly, Leah and Connie – who have all achieved a full set of grades between 9 and 7.
Holly even secured four Grade 9s and looks forward to joining Sixth Form at RGS Worcester.
Headmaster, Mr Tom Banyard said:”We are thrilled to celebrate the incredible GCSE results.
“These outcomes reflect not only outstanding academic achievement but also the dedication, resilience and spirit of our pupils and our school.”
Mr Banyard also praised his ‘dedicated staff’, extending a ‘heartfelt thanks’ for their ‘support and expertise’ which he says has been ‘instrumental’ in helping pupils thrive.
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