It has been a day of great success across Active Learning Trust secondary schools as Year 11 students collect exam results at Chantry Academy, Cromwell Community College and Neale-Wade Academy.

At Chantry Academy, notable individual successes this year include:

  • Nicole Ali achieved one grade nine, three grade eights, four grade sevens, a grade 6 and a grade 5.
  • Alessia Mirea achieved one grade nine, four grade eights, three grade sevens and a grade 6.
  • Harry Whitman achieved one grade nine, one grade eight, two grade sevens, two grade sixes amongst his 9 higher grade passes.
  • Tim Rafiu achieved two grade eights, four grade sevens, two grade sixes amongst his 9 higher grade passes.

Craig D'Cunha, Executive Headteacher at Chantry Academy, said: “I am thrilled to see our students achieve such impressive results in their GCSEs this year. We are incredibly proud of the class of 2024 and their accomplishments, which open up a range of exciting post-16 opportunities including A-levels and apprenticeships. I would also like to extend my thanks to their parents, carers, and all our staff for their unwavering support.”

At Cromwell Community College, Executive Headteacher Jane Horn said: “We are delighted to mark another year of strong GCSE results at Cromwell, with the majority of our students advancing to their chosen post-16 pathways. Many of our pupils are set to join Cromwell Sixth Form in September, while others will pursue apprenticeships or college courses.”

The celebrations continued at Neale-Wade Academy where staff were thrilled that students will be able to pursue their preferred post-16 pathways, including those students that are set to join Neale-Wade Sixth Form in September, or embark on college courses or apprenticeships.

Graham Horn, Principal of Neale-Wade Academy, said: “The achievements of this year’s cohort are truly impressive. They have faced various challenges with determination and resilience, and it's rewarding to see their efforts translate into success. We are excited to see them embark on their next steps, whether in further education or the workforce, and wish them continued success.”

Lynsey Holzer, CEO of The Active Learning Trust, said: “Heartfelt congratulations to all our students for these brilliant results. I also want to acknowledge the dedication of our headteachers, teachers, and staff, whose commitment has been crucial in guiding and supporting our students. We are all delighted to celebrate their achievements and look forward to seeing them excel in their future endeavours. Well done to everyone!”