Hard works pays off for Thame’s GCSE students

GCSE results day today was an occasion for much happiness and celebration at Lord Williams’s School, Thame, as 68% of students learned that they had achieved five or more GCSE passes at A* – C grades, including English and Mathematicsm and 94% achieved five or more passes at A* – G grades.

Headteacher, David Wybron, was full of praise for the achievements of students, “It is a great pleasure to see such happy students in school today. It is clear that hard work pays off and I would like to congratulate our students on the results of their considerable efforts over the last two years. For many, their achievements are outstanding. I would also like to thank all the teachers and support staff, who guided them successfully through their studies.”
The following students gained at least seven passes at grade A* or A:
Nicholas Baker, Annabel Baldwin, Oscar Benson-Gaunt, Tilly Bryson, Joel Bullivant, Megan Carter, Anna Coates, Caitlyn Cobley, Freya Craig, Lucy Daniels, Francesca Della Valle, Conor Fleming, Emma Fotherby, Holly Gutteridge, Johannes Hafstad, Isabel Hambly, Shannah Hatch, Eliska Holland, William Hollyer, Kira Hutson, Alexander Ingell, Abbie Jamison, Joel Kandiah, Graham Kemp, William Kendall, Heather Knight, Rachael Knight, Kieran Lee, Megan Lennon, Anna Macdougall, Katie Martin, Eleanor McManus, Holly McRobert, Ignacio Mendi Camara, Kelly Ng, Melissa O’Reilly, Daniel Pearce, Eve Pilley, Aysha Saeed, Scott Sellars, Hannah Shreeve, Alex Slatter, Elinor Solly, Kasper Spragg, Angel Strachan, Emma Wainwright, Benjamin Williams, David Wood and Samantha Workman.

SOURCE: Press release