St Cuthbert’s students celebrate strong GCSE results

Students at St Cuthbert’s Catholic High School are celebrating an excellent set of GCSE results, with improvements seen across a number of subjects this year. The outcomes reflect the hard work and resilience shown by this cohort, supported by dedicated staff and families.

Standout achievements

Charlie M secured seven grade 9s, becoming the school’s highest-achieving student in recent history, and maintained 100% attendance across five years. Riley K, Olivia R, April P and Tian W also collected a raft of grade 8s and 9s.

The school emphasises that success wears many faces, and every student reaching their personal best has reason to be proud today.

Praise from the headteacher

Headteacher Mr Stuart Holland said:

“Our students have worked exceptionally hard throughout the last five years and have achieved the results they truly deserve. We’re particularly proud of them for overcoming the challenges they faced as the year group who joined us during COVID. I’d also like to thank our staff for their dedication and our parents and carers for their continued support. We wish our students every success as they move on to the next stage of their education and continue to live life in all its fullness.”

Moving forward

Many students will now progress to local sixth forms, colleges, apprenticeships and training providers, taking with them the confidence and character nurtured at St Cuthbert’s.

Open evening for prospective families

Families considering secondary school places are warmly invited to the Open Evening on Thursday 25 September, 5.00–7.30pm. Parents and carers of pupils in Years 5 and 6 are especially welcome. Visitors can meet teachers and students, tour departments, and discover how St Cuthbert’s helps young people thrive.

For details, visit stcuthberts.com or contact the school on 01744 678123 / hello@stcuthberts.com.