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.
Over three quarters of students achieved a grade 4 or higher in maths with a similar number achieving a grade 4 or higher in English. Almost a third of students achieved a strong pass in the Ebacc qualification, which is again significantly above the national average. The school is particularly pleased of some great individual achievements including Leila F and Jorja H gaining 8 grades at 8 or 9 and William S with 7; but it is also proud of how many students have made amazing progress during their time at the school through their dedication and that of their teachers. Students performed well across all subjects, but of particular note are the 48% of students in philosophy and ethics gaining a grade of 7, 8 or 9, and 68% of students who took GCSE physics who gained the same high grades.
We look forward to welcoming so many students back into the Sixth Form as they continue their learning with us.
A Level Results Day 
Blythe Bridge High School & Sixth Form is pleased to report outstanding achievements by its students in their A levels and BTECs this summer.
Sam gained an A* grade in geography and As in maths and chemistry and is looking forward to studying Geography at Oxford University. Owen achieved three grade As in chemistry, maths and biology and Iona matched this with three As in English literature, geography and history and have secured places at the University of Birmingham to study Physiotherapy, and the University of York to study English and History respectively. Isaac gained an A* in maths, an A in further maths and a B in physics and will now be studying Astrophysics at the University of Liverpool. Jude will be joining him at the University of Liverpool after achieving an A in media, A in religious studies and B in history to study Philosophy.
Students also achieved superb results in vocational subjects, demonstrating their commitment and determination. Carly and Sophie achieved top grades with D*D*D* and will go on to study Primary Education at the University of Chester and Physiotherapy at Keele University respectively.
Headteacher, Rachael Johnson, said: “’I am delighted that the hard work of the students has been rewarded in such a fabulous set of results for A level and BTEC courses. They are a remarkable year group and have been an absolute pleasure to have as part of our school community. We will miss them but wish them all the best for the future.”
Head of Sixth Form, Claire Alford, said: “I am incredibly proud of our Year 13 students and everything they have achieved. Their hard work, resilience and determination have been rewarded today, and it has been a privilege to support them throughout their journey. We are delighted that so many students have secured places on their chosen university courses and apprenticeship programmes, and we look forward to seeing what they accomplish next.”