All Saints Academy

At All Saints Academy, year 11 students have been celebrating with family and friends as the school secures its best ever results. In a day that has so many opportunities to celebrate, our community is proud to announce:

• 62% achieved of all students achieved a Grade 4 or above in both in English and Maths
• 81% of students achieved at least a Grade 4 in English. A truly exceptional achievement.
• Childcare, Health and Social Care, Photography and Sports Studies all saw 80% Grade 4 equivalent or higher, with Religious studies students all securing 100% Grade 5 or above.  In Polish, 100% of pupils achieved at least a Grade 7.

Mr Scott Simpson Horne, Headteacher at All Saints Academy said:

“As always our community has played a huge role in this unprecedented success: our families who have supported All Saints’ journey every step of the way, our amazing feeder primaries who are building amazing foundations for us to work from, to the Ted Wragg Trust for its unwavering support. 

However, today is about our students. They have lived our school values of love, legacy and bravery and today, we celebrate not just their results, but the people they have become and the legacies they have begun to build. Thank you all and we look forward to celebrating with you."

 

Cranbrook Education Campus

This morning, we were thrilled to announce that 64% of our Year 11 students achieved a pass in both English and Maths, while 100% of our students secured the qualifications needed to advance to their chosen post-16 destinations.

Our Year 11 cohort exceeded expectations, achieving an overall positive Progress score. Additionally, our Year 10 students who took their early entry English Literature exams this year performed exceptionally well, with 75% earning a grade 4 or higher.

Stephen Farmer, Head of Campus at Cranbrook Education Campus said: "Today, we celebrate not just the impressive grades our pupils have earned, but the remarkable journey they’ve embarked on to reach this point. Their achievements reflect their unwavering commitment to our #Crantastic PERKS values of being Proud, Engaged, Ready, Kind, and Safe. They have every reason to be immensely proud of themselves. Congratulations to each and every one of our pupils! I am excited to see how you will go out into the world and make a positive impact."

 

Honiton Community College

Students at Honiton Community College were celebrating this morning with over 20% of all English and Maths grades awarded were 7, 8 or 9; another increase in the percentage of students being awarded a strong pass in both English and Maths, building on improvements last year. 

Taking a short break from celebrating to talk to us, Year 11 student David R said: “I’ve got exactly what I wanted and I’m so proud! It’s been a combination of the right teachers, resources and hard work. A Level Physics, Chemistry and Maths is next for me.”

Alex Kirkbride, Headteacher at Honiton Community College said:

"It has been so special celebrating with our Year 11 students and their families this morning. The grades our students have earned today are a reflection of their commitment, determination, and the countless hours they have dedicated to their studies. This is a significant milestone, and it has been a privilege to watch them celebrate these outstanding results! Congratulations to all"

 

Isca Academy

At Isca Academy students are celebrating today as over 67% achieved a grade 4 or above in both GCSE Maths and English. They join students across the Ted Wragg Trust who collectively achieved a brilliant set of GCSE results with Ebacc subjects seeing their best results at Isca Academy for over 3 years. 

Vicki Joyce, Headteacher at Isca Academy said: "I am so proud of all our students at Isca academy! It has been an absolute privilege to celebrate with our children and their families today. We wish them all the very best on their next steps, and encourage them to take the skills, knowledge, and confidence they’ve gained and apply them to the exciting new challenges and opportunities that await. Their future is bright, and I’m so excited to see what they’ll achieve next!"

 

Lipson Academy

Just a week after celebrating really strong A Level results last week, Year 11 students at Lipson Academy have achieved the school’s best ever results for the third year in a row. More than half of children who sat core subjects English and Maths achieved a grade 5 or better. While the school’s Progress 8 score - a measurement of students’ performance between the last year of primary school to taking their GCSEs - was 0.31+.

Martin Brook, Headteacher at Lipson Co-Operative Academy said:

“Watching our students collect their GCSE results this morning and celebrating with family and friends is why we do what we do. The raising of student achievement is our core purpose, our reason for being. We are preparing our students for their adult life, so, when they are ready, they leave us with the very best set of academic results of which they are capable. The whole team at Lipson takes such pride in the fact our students are now moving on to the next step of their choice. With these results behind them, they have a future full of potential, and I have no doubt that they will continue to excel in all that they do. Huge congratulations to everyone. We are so proud of you all.”

 

Marine Academy Plymouth

At Marine Academy Plymouth today more students than ever before achieved a strong pass in both English & Maths and record numbers achieved the English Baccalaureate. Leading the celebrations at Marine Academy Plymouth today were:

• Marcel who achieved a string of 8s and 9s! Going on to study Criminology, Maths and Physics.
• Caitlin who worked so hard to achieve such high grades! Going on to study maths, sport and biology
• Jake for a fantastic set of grades including a 9 in English! Going on to study physics, maths and IT.

 Leigh Withers, Principal at Marine Academy said:

"I am so proud of our Marine Academy students collecting GCSE results today. Their results are a testament to the high standards they have set for themselves and the commitment they’ve shown to reaching them. Striving for excellence is not always easy, so today, we celebrate not just our students’ results, but their hard work, resilience and dedication to excellence that helped them to achieve. I hope they continue to set the bar high and wish them every success in the future!"

 

Queen Elizabeth’s

Just a week after celebrating strong A Level results, Year 11 students at Queen Elizabeth’s have achieved a brilliant set of GCSE results with 70% of students have gaining a grade 4 or higher in GCSE English and Maths.

Paula Smith, Headteacher at Queen Elizabeth’s said:

"Our priority at QE is to ensure that our students gain a broad set of door opening qualifications to get them onto a path of success for post-16 study and apprenticeships. These results will enable our learners to make a smooth transition and fulfil their aspirations. I’m so proud of all our students, staff and parents and carers. Supporting any student through the rigours of GCSEs is incredibly challenging for everyone involved. It has been a privilege for our staff to join our students and their families celebrating their results this morning.  We hope all students take a moment to reflect on how far they have come. It’s the start of a new and exciting journey. Celebrate your achievements, embrace the opportunities ahead of you, and continue to pursue your passions with the same energy and enthusiasm you have displayed so far. Well done to each and every one of you!"

 

Sidmouth College

Students and staff at Sidmouth College have been celebrating their GCSE results today.  The number of students achieving a Grade 4 or more in English and Maths increased by 9% compared to last year. Increases were also seen in the number of students achieving a Grade 5 or more too.

Sarah Parsons, Principal at Sidmouth College said:

“I am so proud of our Sidmouth College students today. The results they’ve received today are the culmination of years of hard work, determination, and the unwavering support of family and friends and school staff. I hope each and every student is incredibly proud of the journey they have taken to get here. Everyone at Sidmouth College is so proud of you all. I look forward to seeing many of you back in our sixth form in the coming weeks, and for those moving on, I cannot wait to see what the future holds for you.”

 

St James School

At St James, we are thrilled that we have improved our school’s outcomes with 70% of students achieving a grade 4 or higher in both English and maths and 54% 5 or above with excellent results in many subject areas. 

Emily Harper, Headteacher at St James School said:

"The wonderful results our students have received today are the product of years of hard work, determination, and the exceptional support of school staff, families, and friends. I am so proud of all our students and the way they embody our St James’ motto “work hard, be kind” every day. Our class of 2024 should be incredibly proud of the work they have put in and we look forward to celebrating their future successes as they remain part of our community as alumni students.”

 

St Luke’s School

Students were celebrating at St Luke’s this morning where 71% of students gained a Grade 4 or higher in both maths and English. These results cement a strong year for St Luke’s which also saw it rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted earlier this year. 

Harrison Littler, Headteacher at St Luke’s Church of England School said:

“I am immensely proud of all of our St Luke’s students collecting results today. These GCSE results are more than just letters and numbers on a piece of paper— they represent the talent, dedication and hard work of our students, as well as the unwavering support from our dedicated staff and parents. I could not be prouder of what our students have accomplished and I am excited to see them thrive as they take their chosen next steps"

 

Tor Bridge High

Students and staff at Tor Bridge High have been celebrating fantastic GCSE results today (22nd Aug.) This year’s cohort has demonstrated remarkable ambition, courage and hard work, and the School is immensely proud to have made rapid and significant progress, securing its highest ever GCSE results. 

Tor Bridge High, recently joined the Ted Wragg Trust, but the Estover school had been working with the Trust for some time.  This year’s results saw double the number of children achieving a Grade 5 or higher in English and Maths when compared with last year and 69% of students achieved a Grade 4 or higher in both subjects. 

Tracy Stephenson, Headteacher at Tor Bridge High said:

"Watching our Tor Bridge students celebrating their exam results with family, friends and their teachers this morning has been a very special moment. I am so proud of all of our students who have shown tremendous hard work, resilience and determination. While these GCSE results mark an important achievement, they are just the beginning of the exciting journey that lies ahead. I hope all of our students take pride in what they’ve accomplished, and remember that their potential is limitless, and the future holds even greater opportunities. Well done to all our Tor Bridge High students on reaching this milestone! I look forward to welcoming many of you back to our sixth form next term and continuing your academic success with us on our journey to outstanding. For those going onto new adventures, I wish you the very best in your next endeavours."

 

West Exe

Students and staff from West Exe School have been celebrating GCSE results today (22nd Aug.)  

Students achieved a fantastic set of GCSE results, with 69% of children achieving a grade 4 or higher in GCSE English and Maths, and 53% achieving a grade 5 or higher in both subjects. In addition to this, nearly one third of all entries taken at West Exe achieved grade 7 or higher.

Julie Fossey, Headteacher at West Exe School said: "I am so proud of our West Exe class of 2024. These results are a powerful reminder of what you can achieve when you set your mind to something. However, these results are just one chapter in the story of our students’ lives. So today as they celebrate with family and friends, I encourage them to continue to aim high, stay curious, and never stop believing in themselves. I know our students have