Beech House celebrate their GCSE success

Conor Leyland, Rebecca Whitaker, Victoria Burnett and Maya Servio celebrate their GCSE success.

Praise must go to Maya who obtained a Grade B in Spanish, after spending just 6 months on an exchange visit to Spain. Maya is in Year 6.

Affleck, Rebecca,10.5 (6);

Akhtar, Henna, 12 (11);

Ali, Amjad, 10 (6);

Ali,Henna, 10 (6);

Arslan, uhammad, 10 (10);

Benson, Kingsley, 12 (8);

Burnett, Victoria, 12 (12);

Clark, Bryony-Grace, 12 (5);

Fryer, Amy, 10 (0);

Hamblett, Joseph, 12 (11);

Hardman, Emma, 10 (10);

Hassan, Hamza, 10 (4);

Lamb, Daniel, 9.5 (0);

Leyland, Conor, 12 (11);

Morgan, Cecily, 12 (11);

Munir, Haanee, 9 (1);

Nadim, Hassnat, 10 (7);

Naseer, Junaid, 12 (11);

Nickson, Eleanor, 10 (10);

Meadowcroft, Sofia, 10 (3);

Quinn, Thomas, 9 (3.5);

Razi, Mohammed, 10 (4);

Riley, James, 10 (0);

Scott, Holly 12 (11);

Smithies, Piers, 11.5 (6.5);

Valentine, Thomas, 9 (0);

Whitaker, Rebecca, 12 (11);

White, Joshua 12 (11);

The Office of Qualifications and Examinations Regulation unprecedented act of writing an open letter to all schools unfortunately was found to be a valid warning. In this letter they warned schools that this summer's GCSE examination results were likely to be more variable from school to school than in the past. Individual schools should expect their results to be more variable from subject to subject. This has been found to be accurate.