There was delight at Ashfield School today as students received their GCSE results and reflected on all they have achieved during their time at the school. This year saw an increase in the number of students achieving top grades across all subjects, alongside many individual successes throughout the year group.
Among the many achievements being celebrated today, particular student successes include:
- Isabella Watson achieved grade 9s across the board, with their option subjects being German, Geography and Computer Science. They are planning on continuing their education at Ashfield School Post-16 Centre to study Maths and Further Maths, Chemistry and Physics.
- Jesse Osima achieved nine grade 9’s across various subjects, including English, Maths, separate Sciences, History and Music. They are planning on continuing their education at Ashfield School Post-16 Centre to study Biology, Chemistry and PE.
- Maisy Bell achieved Grade 9’s and 8’s across all ten GCSE subjects, including the separate sciences, Spanish and Drama. They are planning on continuing their education at Ashfield School Post-16 Centre to study Maths and Further Maths, Chemistry and Physics.
- Emma Ponichtera achieved grade 9’s and 8’s across all ten GCSE subjects including English, History and Religious Education. They are planning on continuing their education at Ashfield School Post-16 Centre to study A-levels.
- Ellie Warren achieved higher grades in all subjects, including grade 9’s in English literature, Geography and Business Studies. They are planning on continuing their education at Ashfield School Post-16 Centre to study Maths, Biology and Chemistry
- Pele Myers achieved five grade 9’s, including Maths, Biology and Computer Science. They are planning on continuing their education at Ashfield School Post-16 Centre to study Maths, Biology and Chemistry
- Jack Walker achieved higher grades across all subjects, including separate sciences and Maths, as well as a Distinction star in Hospitality and Catering. They are planning on continuing their education at Ashfield School Post-16 Centre to study Maths, Biology and Chemistry
Jenny Brown, Headteacher, at Ashfield School, said:
“Ashfield School Year 11 students, families and staff can be proud of what has been achieved this summer. These results reflect the ambition and determination shown by our students throughout their time at school, as well as the support and guidance provided by staff and families along the way.
“I would like to congratulate all of our students on their GCSE results. We are proud of the effort they have put in and the progress they have made, enabling them to move on to the next stage of their education, training or employment. Their achievements reflect the strong teamwork between students, staff and families that is at the heart of our school community. We look forward to welcoming many students into Ashfield Post 16 and wish all of our students every success as they embark on a range of exciting pathways.”
Wesley Davies, Chief Executive Officer of The Two Counties Trust, said:
“These achievements also reflect the commitment of our staff and the support of families, who have encouraged and guided students throughout their studies.
“At The Two Counties Trust, we are committed to enhancing life choices and these results give our students a strong foundation for whatever comes next. Congratulations to all our students. On behalf of the entire Two Counties community, we wish you every success for the future.”
“I would like to congratulate all of our students on their GCSE results. We are proud of the effort they have put in and the progress they have made, enabling them to move on to the next stage of their education, training or employment. Their achievements reflect the strong teamwork between students, staff and families that is at the heart of our school community. We look forward to welcoming many students into Ashfield Post 16 and wish all of our students every success as they embark on a range of exciting pathways.”