GCSE success at The Wells Academy
Pupils and staff at The Wells Academy, located on Ransom Drive and part of Greenwood Academies Trust, have come together to celebrate GCSE results today.
The whole Academy community is incredibly proud of all pupils which have worked hard to achieve a positive set of results.
While all pupils have done well, there have been some impressive individual performances, which include:
- Ahmad Hanan, who achieved grade 9s in maths, biology, chemistry, physics and statistics; grade 8s in English literature, further maths and geography; and a Level 2 Distinction in enterprise and marketing.
- Tintin Brooks, who received grade 9s in maths, further maths, chemistry, physics and statistics; and grade 8s in computer science, English language, French and biology.
- Adrian Thompson, who is celebrating grade 9s in maths, further maths, chemistry and physics; and grade 8s in biology and statistics.
- Aaisha Sheikh, who earned a grade 9 in biology; and grade 8s in English language, English literature, maths, religious studies, chemistry and physics.
- Tara Ahmad, who successfully achieved a grade 9 in chemistry; grade 8s in English language, maths, biology and physics; and a Level 2 Distinction in art and design.
George Coles, Principal at The Wells Academy, said:
“I am incredibly proud of all our pupils for their hard work and dedication, which is reflected in this year’s exam results. At our Academy, we place great emphasis on our core values of integrity, resilience and ambition so it is inspiring to see how our pupils have lived out these values in their studies. Every grade achieved represents countless hours of effort, determination and perseverance.
“These achievements would not have been possible without the incredible commitment of our brilliant staff, who go above and beyond every day to ensure our pupils are supported, challenged and inspired. I would also like to thank our pupils’ families, whose encouragement and belief in our children have been a vital part of their success. We wish all our pupils the very best for the future.”