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Getting an impressive score of grade 9s in all of her subjects, Faith can be seen on the photo below looking at her results in shock.

 

Soon turning to her mum and giving her a huge hug, Faith was extremely happy with her achievement.

 

 

GCSE results day as Faith Bryant celebrates all 9s with her mum Pam Bryant at Archbishop Blanch C of E High School, Liverpool. Photo by Colin Lane (Image: Colin Lane/Liverpool Echo)

Her mum Pam Bryant said: "I am so happy for her, she is so dedicated and hardworking."

 

Many students were seen enrolling at the sixth form after receiving their results, taking the next step towards their future.

 

Another student Ellie Curran received an impressive set of 6s, 7s and 8s in her exam results.

 

Playing as a national wheelchair football player in her spare time, Ellie is off to study Law in uk, Business and Sociology in September.

 

 

GCSE results day at Archbishop Blanch C of E High School, Liverpool. Pictured Natasha Pratt, Faith Bryant, Abbie Hollis, Kate Bull. Photo by Colin Lane (Image: Colin Lane/Liverpool Echo)

While Lois Milne also has three grade 9s in her set of GCSE fantastic set of GCSE results.

 

Coming to collect her results with her mum Vicky Milne, Lois was really happy with what she achieved.

 

Mum Vicky said: "She's done amazing, they're amazing results. Today was her day and we just took it as it come."

 

King David High School

There were some excellent grades from pupils at King David High School including highs of 8s and 9s.

 

Libby Ellis was among the high achievers with an impressive total of seven 9s and two grade 8's.

 

While pupil Lara Stone gained six grade 9's, three grade 8s and a 7.

 

Overall, 16 students at the school achieved seven or more results in the grade 7-9 bracket.

 

Head teacher, Michael Sutton said: “I am delighted that our students have achieved just rewards for all their hard work.

 

"I would like to thank the staff for all their efforts and look forward to welcoming so many of our students back into our Sixth Form alongside those who are joining us for the first time.

 

"There are some wonderful performances throughout our student body with students overcoming significant hardship to surpass their own expectations. Well done.”

 

The Academy of St Nicholas

There were also lots of smiling faces at The Academy of St Nicholas in Garston as students celebrated some of the school’s strongest ever results.

 

The number of students achieving a Grade 4 or above in English and Maths rose by 25% and Maths results on their own are the best the school has ever secured.

 

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While there have been successes across all subjects, there was also particular cause for celebration in PE, Art and Spanish, where students made excellent progress and over 70% achieved Grade 4 or above.

 

Students studying vocational subjects once again performed extremely well across the board in Business Studies, Health and Social Care, Hospitality and Music.

 

 

Academy of St Nicholas students were extremely happy with their GCSE results today (Image: Academy of St Nicholas)

Dave Lancaster, Headteacher, said: “There is certainly much for us to celebrate today, but results and data only tell us part of our story. In fact, what we are most proud of is the Personal Best that our students have shown, with so many exceeding their target grades.”

 

Amongst the smiling faces was Slava Moslem who achieved a Grade 9 in Arabic, Grade 7s in Maths, Chemistry, Physics and ICT along with Grade 6s in English, Biology and Art.

 

Olivia Hughes gained a Grade 9 in Art, Grade 8 in RE and English Literature and Grade 6s in Maths, Science, History and English Language.

 

While Asia Abdillahi also celebrated after achieving a Grade 9 in English Literature, a Grade 8 in RE, a Grade 6 in Chemistry and Grade 5s in Maths, Physics and Computer Science.

 




Among those who performed significantly better than their target grades were: Lucy Melling, Jaime Brown, Shannon Hughes, Mia Edmond, Tai McManaman, Olivia Allen, Abbey Ford, Liam Green, Elizabeth Richardson, Taylor Mackenzie, Roberts Dementjevs, Megan Challoner, Jamie Davies, James Pierce and Liam Price.

 

Mr Lancaster continued: “We now have an exciting academic year ahead of us.”

 

“The results are the culmination of a good year at St Nicholas. I am, as always, thankful to the staff, students and their families, we have all worked together with such determination and dedication.

 

"In addition to our recent successful Ofsted and improving exam results, we also have a growing Year 7 cohort as significantly more primary school children have applied to join us.

 

"Our Sixth Form results this year were excellent and it is thriving. There is much to look forward to as we continue our journey to be the best we can be and become the school of choice for our community.”

 

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