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GCSEs 2023: Little Heath School

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Thursday, August 24, 2023 2:14 pm
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Students from Little Heath School collecting their GCSE results. Picture: Courtesy of Little Heath School

Students from Little Heath School collecting their GCSE results. Picture: Courtesy of Little Heath School

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LITTLE Heath School has congratulated its Year 11 students on their results today as they join those around the country finding out their grades.

The school commended students’ hard work during a challenging period for pupils, and gave a special mention to a number of students who had achieved outstanding results.

These included Maya P, who was awarded eight Grade 9s, two Grade 8s, and a Grade 7; Abby G, with eight Grade 9s, one Grade 8, and a further Grade 7; and Aaron D, who was awarded seven Grade 9s, a Grade 8, and a Grade 7.

It also commended students who had made significant improvements, including Yasmin WB, Kiera K, Busayba M, and George H, all with nine or more good passes.

Headteacher David Ramsden said: “I am proud of the results that students from the Class of 2023 have achieved.

“The year group have worked hard and have supported one another through the past five years, with a collaborative and ambitious mindset throughout.

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“It is important to acknowledge the extraordinary challenges that this cohort has overcome, including three national lockdowns with remote teaching, and further widespread disruption to learning since they started secondary school in 2018.

“Despite these challenges, there have been many outstanding individual results, and some students have been truly inspirational with their consistently outstanding attitude and progress since Year 7.

“We are excited to see where these results take them into the future, and are delighted that so many have chosen to remain on to our excellent sixth form.

“Today’s results are a celebration of five years of hard work from an exceptional group of students.”

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