Normanhurst School enjoy excellent GCSE results
The Normanhurst School community celebrated brilliant GCSE results yesterday, as 86% of students’ grades were achieved at 4-9.
Normanhurst School is a small co-educational day school with a big vision. Based in Chingford, every pupil is seen and valued as an individual with unique talents.
Just shy of a third of grades were earned at the 7-9 levels, previously equivalent to A-A*.
Nine subjects recorded a 100% rate of grades 4-9, those being: Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Art, Music, Graphics, Religious Studies, History and Spanish.
In Maths, 96% of grades came in at 4-9, and in English Language it was 81%.
Jacqueline Job, Headmistress, commended the ‘resilience’ and ‘commitment’ displayed by pupils:
“This year has been incredibly challenging for all pupils as we returned to 2019 grade boundaries, and I am extremely proud of their hard work, resilience and commitment towards their studies. The staff and I congratulate each pupil on their achievements and we wish them the best of luck in the next phase of their educational journey.
“There were some exceptional individual performances that I would like to mention; Mehrnaz achieved 9 passes with 7 at Grades 8 or 9. Sydney achieved 10 passes with 6 at Grades 8 or 9. Rovan achieved 9 passes with 5 at Grades 8 or 9. Ridoy achieved 9 passes with 5 at Grades 7-8, alongside many others achieving their potential.
“Our pupils leave Normanhurst to join some outstanding schools and colleges, and I wish them the very best for the future. They are well equipped and ready to continue with their learning, and these results are a testament to the pupils and staff who have supported and guided them throughout this stage of their education.”
