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Stellar set of GCSE results across the trust
24th August 2023
Students and staff celebrate a superb set of GCSE results across the trust.
Learning Partners Academy Trust are thrilled with the GCSE results released on August 24 at Fullbrook, George Abbot, Guildford County School and Kings College Guildford and would like to congratulate all the students on their achievements and the progress they have made throughout their time at school.
The trust commends both the students and staff who have worked tirelessly to achieve the best possible outcome. These results highlight the importance of community, collaboration, and teamwork.
The collective set of results are as follows:
9 - 7 = 33%
9 - 5 = 67%
9 - 4 = 81%
Grade 4+ in En & Ma = 81%
Grade 5+ in En & Ma = 61%
Jack Mayhew, CEO of Learning Partners said “Each and every student should be immensely proud of themselves, we are certainly very proud of them all; the hard work, determination and courage that they have demonstrated throughout and prior to the exam season will stand them in good stead as they move forward in their lives. Our schools have equipped them with resilience and curiosity and we are confident that these skills will lead them to further success. I would like to thank all staff in the schools for the dedicated support and guidance they have provided to ensure that the GCSE cohort of 2023 achieved these results. We are very proud to be leading schools where children thrive.”
Anna Wallis, Head of School said “I would like to congratulate all our students today who have received their GCSE results. They have worked extremely hard, and I am very proud of them all. Their futures are bright, and I wish them all the very best whichever path they choose to follow next. They have much to celebrate and I look forward to welcoming many back to Fullbrook6 in September to continue their journey.
Kate Carriett, Headteacher of George Abbot School said “It has been an incredible journey for the GCSE cohort of 2023, which has concluded with a superb set of results. We congratulate every one of our students today; we are delighted that their hard work and determination has been richly rewarded. We feel very privileged that the majority have chosen to continue their journey with us and look forward to welcoming them back in September. We are sure that those moving on to pastures new will do so with strength and great resilience.”
Steve Smith, Headteacher of Guildford County School said “Congratulations to all our GCSE students receiving their results today. We are delighted with this year’s results which reflect the hard work, determination and talent of our students. We are confident that they are now well equipped to continue their learning with enthusiasm, energy and resilience and we are looking forward to supporting those who are returning to Guildford County Sixth Form. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all staff for their constant drive for excellence and improving outcomes for our students.”
Alastair McKenzie, Principal of Kings College Guildford said “I am truly delighted with what our GCSE cohort of 2023 have achieved; their results are richly deserved and are a reflection of the hard-working community and passion to succeed that we have here at Kings. Staff encourage students to be ambitious and are driven by the desire to improve outcomes for all; students are aware of their potential and have high aspirations. Congratulations to each and every one of our students, we shall miss them all very much; they have been a delight to teach. We wish them all the very best and look forward to hearing about their future successes.”
Students and staff celebrate a superb set of GCSE results across the trust.
Learning Partners Academy Trust are thrilled with the GCSE results released on August 24 at Fullbrook, George Abbot, Guildford County School and Kings College Guildford and would like to congratulate all the students on their achievements and the progress they have made throughout their time at school.
The trust commends both the students and staff who have worked tirelessly to achieve the best possible outcome. These results highlight the importance of community, collaboration, and teamwork.
The collective set of results are as follows:
9 - 7 = 33%
9 - 5 = 67%
9 - 4 = 81%
Grade 4+ in En & Ma = 81%
Grade 5+ in En & Ma = 61%
Jack Mayhew, CEO of Learning Partners said “Each and every student should be immensely proud of themselves, we are certainly very proud of them all; the hard work, determination and courage that they have demonstrated throughout and prior to the exam season will stand them in good stead as they move forward in their lives. Our schools have equipped them with resilience and curiosity and we are confident that these skills will lead them to further success. I would like to thank all staff in the schools for the dedicated support and guidance they have provided to ensure that the GCSE cohort of 2023 achieved these results. We are very proud to be leading schools where children thrive.”
Anna Wallis, Head of School said “I would like to congratulate all our students today who have received their GCSE results. They have worked extremely hard, and I am very proud of them all. Their futures are bright, and I wish them all the very best whichever path they choose to follow next. They have much to celebrate and I look forward to welcoming many back to Fullbrook6 in September to continue their journey.
Kate Carriett, Headteacher of George Abbot School said “It has been an incredible journey for the GCSE cohort of 2023, which has concluded with a superb set of results. We congratulate every one of our students today; we are delighted that their hard work and determination has been richly rewarded. We feel very privileged that the majority have chosen to continue their journey with us and look forward to welcoming them back in September. We are sure that those moving on to pastures new will do so with strength and great resilience.”
Steve Smith, Headteacher of Guildford County School said “Congratulations to all our GCSE students receiving their results today. We are delighted with this year’s results which reflect the hard work, determination and talent of our students. We are confident that they are now well equipped to continue their learning with enthusiasm, energy and resilience and we are looking forward to supporting those who are returning to Guildford County Sixth Form. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all staff for their constant drive for excellence and improving outcomes for our students.”
Alastair McKenzie, Principal of Kings College Guildford said “I am truly delighted with what our GCSE cohort of 2023 have achieved; their results are richly deserved and are a reflection of the hard-working community and passion to succeed that we have here at Kings. Staff encourage students to be ambitious and are driven by the desire to improve outcomes for all; students are aware of their potential and have high aspirations. Congratulations to each and every one of our students, we shall miss them all very much; they have been a delight to teach. We wish them all the very best and look forward to hearing about their future successes.”
