Examination Results
GCSE Results Day
Blythe Bridge High School & Sixth Form is celebrating a set of excellent results on Thursday as students received their GCSE and BTEC grades.
The school was particularly proud of some great individual achievements such as Will Downing’s 7x9s and 2x8s, and our dual linguists who achieved 9s and 8s in French and Spanish. We are also proud of how many students have made amazing progress during their time at the school through their dedication and that of their teachers.
Rachael Johnson, Headteacher, said, “We are incredibly proud of the achievements of all of our students who received their GCSE and BTEC results today. The incredible accomplishments of students who worked hard to achieve a remarkable set of grade 8s and 9s are celebrated alongside those who work just as hard to surpass their targets and finish Year 11 with a set of qualifications they rightly deserve to be proud of. Many have overcome personal challenges this year and their resilience and determination are admirable. It has been a privilege to have them as part of our school community and as staff we all look forward to welcoming so many of them back in the Sixth Form.”
Mike Donoghue, CEO of John Taylor Multi Academy Trust said, “It is wonderful to see that Blythe Bridge High’s young people, supported and guided so well by school staff and the community, have achieved impressively. Their examination grades are only a representation of the knowledge and skills they have acquired and it is these, together with their personal attributes of hard work, resilience and resourcefulness that will see them go on to even greater success – both within the school’s Sixth Form and beyond. I send them my congratulations, and every best wish for the next steps on their journey.”
A Level Results Day
Blythe Bridge High School & Sixth Form’s is celebrating a set of excellent results on Thursday as students received their A level and BTEC grades.
The school was particularly proud of some great individual achievements such as Ruby Ball’s triple distinction stars in health and social care and Oliver Lowndes three grade ‘A’s in chemistry, maths and physics as well as a grade A in AS further maths. Millie Shingler and Jasmine Broadbent also achieved a set of top grades in subjects including sociology, criminology and RE.
Students have gained places to study further in a variety of universities and across a whole range of subjects, such as Law at Keele University, Philosophy at the University of Liverpool, palaeontology at the University of Portsmouth and mechanical engineering at Lancaster University
Head of Sixth Form, Claire Alford, said: we are incredibly proud of the hard work and achievements of all our students and we are delighted that the students opting for university degree courses and degree apprenticeships have been successful in securing their places.
Rachael Johnson, Headteacher, said: there are so many wonderful young people in this year group who have not only achieved a superb set of results but have impacted positively to school life through their contributions to the school and wider community over a number of years. They embody all that is special about our school and we wish them all the best in the future.
