Seaford Head students celebrate ‘exceptional’ GCSE results

Seaford Head students have been praised for their ‘exceptional’ GCSE results despite unprecedented circumstances.
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The school in Arundel Road said excellent results were achieved on Thursday (August 20) across the year group.

Headteacher Bob Ellis said, “I know our students feel frustrated that they did not have the opportunity to show their understanding in an exam setting but the grades they received are the result of 11 years of sustained effort and are fully deserved.

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Socially distanced results day: Jonathan Rollings and Tarnnia Baldwin SUS-200821-095231001Socially distanced results day: Jonathan Rollings and Tarnnia Baldwin SUS-200821-095231001
Socially distanced results day: Jonathan Rollings and Tarnnia Baldwin SUS-200821-095231001

“They can feel so proud of how they have managed the challenge of lockdown and they have been fantastically well supported by our amazing staff.

“All members of our community can also reflect on the kindness and support that they have given to each other throughout this challenging period.

“It makes me feel privileged to be part of this school community.”

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Star pupils included Josie Baker, Trung Francis, Ruby Male and Jonathan Rollings who secured grades 8 and 9s across the board.

Joseph Callard collecting his excellent results SUS-200821-095241001Joseph Callard collecting his excellent results SUS-200821-095241001
Joseph Callard collecting his excellent results SUS-200821-095241001

In terms of outstanding progress, Joseph Callard, Alexandra Trill, Keira White and Kate Middleton achieved the most progress since joining the school at the start of Year 7.

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