Praise for Hartlepool pupils on GCSE day
Fifty-six per cent of pupils at St Hild's Church of England School received five or more higher GCSE passes (grade 4+) including English and Maths, and there were 24 grade nine qualifications.
Headteacher Tracey Gibson said: "Our fantastic Class of 2018 can be very proud of their achievements - we certainly are.
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Hide Ad"The pupils’ successes are particularly pleasing given the fact they have experienced significant changes both within their school and with the new, more rigorous specifications and examination system.
"Our pupils have managed these challenges in a mature and responsible manner with support from our amazing staff, Governors and parents and carers, and so it is especially pleasing to see the children experience success.
"St Hild’s Church of England School has worked hard to maintain standards. We are proud to be a fully-inclusive school, offering a broad and balanced curriculum to meet the needs of our pupils, and so are able to celebrate with all our children.
"There have been outstanding individual successes across the board, and we are thrilled that a significant number of pupils have gained the new Grade 9, which recognises the achievement of the top 2% of all pupils nationally.
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Hide Ad"I would like to congratulate our pupils for their hard work and achievements and it is again a pleasure to see the vast majority happy in the knowledge that they have gained the grades they worked for, and can begin the next exciting phase in their education or training.
"At St Hild’s we certainly agree that hard work does pay off."
"Well done Year 11."