Hastings Academy sees ‘best GCSE results’ ever
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The school added its results saw an increase in passes in both English and maths.
A school spokesman said: “All students are worthy of our praise and their resilience, dignity, focus and mature approach to their learning, has paid dividends and we are very proud of them.
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Hide Ad“Notable recognition for achievement goes to the following students who have achieved the top grades of 9s; Tom Bruges, Harriet Nobbs-Hobden, Luke Elsey, Jake Cuff, Mia De Oliveria, Alesha Cornwall, Lucy Winchester, Jasmine Martin and Arthur Butler. Congratulations to Tom for his achievement of the top grade in all his subjects and to Harriet in more than seven of her subjects.
“In addition to the students who received top grades, we are extremely proud of the tenacity of our students whose workmanship, throughout their time with us, has secured outstanding progress in their learning and evidenced in their much-improved results.
“Congratulations for their outstanding progress goes to Harriet Hobbs-Nobden, Harvey Reeves, Jamie Lee Symes, Alex Kelly, Lucy Winchester, Cameron Deadman and Mackenzie Dolby. These students were on average achieving two grades higher in their subjects.
Hilary Morawska, principal, said: “I would like to thank The Hastings Academy staff for their relentless focus and constant support to secure only the best for their students; to our parents and carers who have supported the academy and worked with us to the benefit of their children and to the students themselves, who listened to and responded to our teaching, were a brilliant year group and great ambassadors.
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Hide Ad“On behalf of all who have worked with our Year 11 students, we wish them every good fortune, health and happiness as they embark on the next stage of their learning journey.”
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