GCSE results 2014: High marks at Onslow St Audrey’s
Onslow St Audrey's School GCSE pupils Betserayi Chirengendure, Katherine Padley, Kirsty Lockwood, Ben-Jordan Readings, Sarah Padley, and Sam Bailey - Credit: Archant
A Hatfield headteacher has voiced his pride after three-quarters of students picked up five GCSEs above grade C.
Michael Harpham, headteacher designate at Onslow St Audrey’s praised the work of pupils and teachers.
Results released today (Thursday) showed 75 per cent of youngsters picked up five grade A* to C grades, while 50 per cent got five A* to C grades including maths and English.
High performers included Betserayi Chirengendure, Katherine Padley, Ben-Jordan Readings and Sarah Padley who each achieved 10 or more A* to C grades.
Kirsty Lockwood achieved an A* in Geography and three A grades in physics, chemistry and biology.
Tolani Idris, achieved A and A* in English Language and English Literature, A* in Geography and further A grades in chemistry and history.
Mr Harpham said: “This year’s results reflect the hard work and shared commitment of student, staff, parents, and governors.
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“Our students have demonstrated the spirit of working hard and have seen their efforts rewarded.
“Our aim is to develop excellent students who are fully prepared for employment or further studies.
“These achievements give them a great start and we wish them every success for their future whether they are continuing here to Sixth Form or entering employment. We are proud of each and every one of them.”
