TREVIGLAS Academy students have been celebrating their GCSE grades on Thursday. 

Students achieved high grades across a broad range of subjects, including Drama, English, Further Maths, French, Spanish, History, Geography and physics. They opened their grade envelopes in front of proud parents and guardians at the college.

A significant number of students earned the prestigious grade 9, a distinction awarded to the top 2 per cent of students nationally.

Madeleine achieved eight grade 9s in maths, English Language, English Literature, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Drama and History. She also achieved a grade 8 in French. Rhys Simmonds achieved 229 out of a possible 240 marks in his maths exams, giving him the top Grade 9.

A spokesperson for Treviglas Academy said: “We are delighted to report another year of outstanding GCSE results, with students once again on track to surpass the national average.

“The 2024 cohort has achieved top grades across the curriculum and demonstrated positive progress compared to their peers across the county and country. 

“The impressive results of Treviglas Academy students reflect the dedication of the academy’s passionate teaching staff and the unwavering support of parents and guardians.

“The academy extends its best wishes to all students as they all embark on the next steps of their journeys.”

Headteacher James Rogers added: "I am absolutely thrilled with this year’s results and want to congratulate every one of our students.

“These moments are so special and a culmination of the hard work of our students and support of their teachers and families.

"In a year where there have been significant changes and improvements across the whole school, it is great to have another set of results that reflects the other amazing accomplishments that our students achieve over the year.”