The Sacred Heart Language College is the latest Harrow school to share its GCSE results with Harrow Online, with students celebrating a strong set of grades across the school.
Sacred Heart said 45% of all grades awarded were at grades 9 to 7, while 85% were grades 9 to 4.
The school, based in Wealdstone, said the results were significantly above national averages and reflected the hard work and determination of students across the school.
Among the highest-achieving pupils were Avigna, Fathimaladana, Cora, Coleen and Ahana, who each secured a number of grade 9s across different subjects.
Sacred Heart celebrates GCSE success
Headteacher Nicola Walsh said: “We are absolutely delighted with this year’s GCSE results. These outstanding outcomes are a testament to the hard work, determination and resilience of our students, the unwavering support of families, and the dedication and expertise of our exceptional staff. Every member of our community has played a role in helping students achieve their potential. We are incredibly proud of all our students and look forward to seeing them flourish as they take their next steps in education and beyond.”
The school said the results also reflected the support of families and staff, with students now preparing for the next stage of their education.
Sacred Heart will hold an Open Evening on Tuesday 8 September at 6pm, followed by an Open Morning on Thursday 17 September at 9am.
GCSE results across Harrow
Schools in Harrow have been celebrating GCSE results yesterday, with Harrow Online covering results via our websites and socials.
Harrow High School announced what it described as its best ever set of GCSE results, with more than 70% of students achieving grades 9 to 4 in both English and Maths.
Harrow Online has also reported on results from Claremont High School Academy in Kenton with more schools expected to share their results over the coming days.
Schools are invited to send their results, photos and student success stories to Harrow Online for possible coverage to info@harrowonline.org
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