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St Mary’s Catholic College Students Celebrate Strong GCSE Results

There were scenes of happiness and joy at St Mary’s Catholic College in Wallasey this morning [Thursday, 21 August] as Year 11 students returned to school to collect their GCSE results.

Students and staff were equally elated as envelopes were opened, revealing the results of months of effort, focus and determination.

Positive Outcomes and Next Steps

The class of 2025 at St Mary’s, part of Holy Family Catholic Multi Academy Trust, has demonstrated improvements since last year, with results in line with expectations.

Following today’s results, many Year 11 students will move on to apprenticeships or further education, while others will continue their studies at the school’s new HFC Sixth Form College, opening in September 2025.

Students continuing include:

  • Riley Stevens – studying maths, computer science and physics
  • Maddie Fessey – studying art, psychology and sociology

Standout Performances

Other excellent results included:

  • Nathan Richards – grade 9s in design technology and art; grade 8s in religious education and geography
  • Oscar Sherwen – Distinction* in drama, Distinction in music, grade 8 in religious education, grade 7s in computer science, English and maths
  • Missy Duggan – Distinction* in health and social care and child care, Distinction in dance
  • Logan Gaines – grade 7s in English language, maths and religious education
  • Antonia Holt – Distinction* in drama and health and social care, grade 7s in religious education and history
  • Thomas Moor – grade 8s in religious education, English literature and English language; grade 7s in design technology, maths and physics

Headteacher’s Message

Mr Kevin Maddocks, headteacher at St Mary’s Catholic College, said:

“It has been an unforgettable morning as staff, students and families have come together to celebrate the remarkable achievements of our Year 11 cohort.

“Our students’ success reflects their hard work and commitment throughout their GCSE studies. They should be proud of the academic and personal growth they have achieved.

“For those moving on to new opportunities, we wish you every success, and to those returning for sixth form, we look forward to welcoming you in September!”

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