GCSE Results Day 2021
14th August 2021
Emotions always run high on results day, perhaps this year more than most. And rightly so, when after a challenging 18 months, the culmination of all that hard work is encapsulated in a single white envelope.
Earlier this week we were delighted to be there to witness our Year 11 pupils open their results and celebrate with friends and families. This year St Margaret's School pupils were particularly strong in the arts and creative and expressive arts, with many of them choosing these subjects in our Sixth Form. The levels of personal progress were impressive and a testament to the support they have received.
A number of pupils received a clean sweep of grade 9s including Eve, who is going on to study Biology, Chemistry, Maths and Further Maths and Ami who will be studying Biology, Chemistry, Maths and German.
“This cohort have had to be more determined and resilient than previous year groups. They are to be celebrated, having had it far tougher than a 'normal' year”
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