GCSE RESULTS: Results give happy farewell at St Michaels CE Academy

Year 11 pupils at St Michael's CE Academy gave retiring headteacher Julie Heaton the best possible send-off with a set of record-breaking results.
St Michael's CE Academy Year 11 pupils  Rebecca Everiss, Emma Dixon, Milly Joy - GCSE results 2016St Michael's CE Academy Year 11 pupils  Rebecca Everiss, Emma Dixon, Milly Joy - GCSE results 2016
St Michael's CE Academy Year 11 pupils Rebecca Everiss, Emma Dixon, Milly Joy - GCSE results 2016

The impressive performance saw 88 per cent of Year 11 collect at least five or more A* to C grade passes including English and mathematics.

Notable performances included twins Anna and Rebecca Lackey who each gained 14 passes at A* and A; Megan Ireland who achieved 11 A* and two A grades; Emma Dixon gaining nine A* and four A grades; Rebecca Everiss picking up nine A* and three A grades and a delighted Melissa Joy with nine A* and two A grades.

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Mrs Heaton, who will retire on August 31, after 33 years , said: “I am very proud of each student’s performance as these results are truly transformational and willl provide them with an excellent foundation for a successful future.

“Although the focus is on the celebration of students’ GCSE results, it is important to remember that St Michael’s has a commitment to developing the whole person within a Christian ethos, which underpins these remarkable achievements.

“I congratulate them all for their outstanding achievements not only in their examinations but also in the fine young people they have all developed into”.

Jayne Jenks, who will take up the reins as headteacher for the new term echoed Mrs Heaton’s sentiments.

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She added: “I am certain that their approach to their studies and the way in which they have embraced all that school life has to offer will inspire and challenge our current pupils to have equally high expectations.”

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