Students at Claremont High School Academy in Kenton are celebrating another strong set of GCSE results this year.
The school announced that grades 7 to 9 totalled 800, making up 34% of all grades. In science, 60% of results in Biology, Chemistry and Physics were grade 7 or above.
Headteacher Ms Hyde-Boughey said: “We are delighted with the outstanding GCSE results our students have achieved this year. Their dedication, resilience and hard work have truly paid off, reflecting the exceptional commitment of our pupils, staff and parents.”
Among the top performers was 16-year-old Veera Mehta, who achieved ten grade 9s. She said: “I am in shock, but so happy! I can’t believe I achieved this and that all my hard work paid off.”
Aditya Banerjee, also 16, secured nine grade 9s. He said he was “happy and grateful for his results” and explained that the key was “thorough and in-depth preparation”.
Kheya Shah, 16, gained grade 9s in Maths, Chemistry, English Literature and Sociology. She said: “I did much better than I expected and I’m really glad.”
Sylvia Delargy Crawley, 16, achieved grade 9s in Biology, History, English Language and Drama. She said she was feeling “very happy”.
Ms Hyde-Boughey added: “These results are a testament to the vibrant learning environment we have cultivated here at Claremont. I wish all our students the very best with the next steps in their exciting journeys.”
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