GCSEs: Relief for Tring Park students following good results

Following the government announcement that Centre Assessed Grades will be used for this year's GCSE cohort, Tring Park School would like to congratulate our pupils on the results they have received.

Students were unable to take their exams this year because of the Covid-19 pandemic with teachers instead predicting how they would have performed.

Principal Stefan Anderson, said: "I am proud of our pupils' GCSE results. They have had to cope with an unprecedented situation and I have been impressed by the resilience they have shown throughout this time.

"Following the cancellation of the exams we have been working with the pupils to prepare them for the transition to Sixth Form life. The pupils and staff have shown great adaptability adjusting to this change."

Some notable performances include:

- Charlotte Andrews, who received six 9s, two 8s, two A*s and one A

- Charlotte Beck Johnson, who achieved two 9s, two 8s, four 7s, one A* and one A

- Charlotte Douglas, who achieved one 9, two 8s three 7s and two As

- Tally Galtos, who received four 9s, one 8, three 7s, one A and one A*

- William Henderson, who received three 9s, two 7s one A* and one A

- Evie Jackson, who achieved three 9s, one 8, three 7s and two A*s

- Bella Martin, who achieved four 9s, two 8s, two 7s and two A*s

- Finley McConnell who received two 9s, four 8s, one 7, one A* and one A

- Leonardo McCorkindale, who achieved one 9, two 8s, five 7s, one A* and one A

- Lara Middleton, who achieved three 9s, four 8s, one seven and two A*s

- Anna Spencer, who achieved two 9s one 8, five 7s, one A* and two As

- Joshua Sullivan, who achieved one 9, five 8s, two 7s, one A* and two As

- Georgiana Wainwright-Jones, who achieved three 9s, two 8s four 7s and two A*s.

Head of Middle School, Dr Sarah Coren, said: "The 5th Form this year were one of the most academic that we have had for a while and I am delighted that they have achieved the grades that their hard work deserves.

"We are proud of how well they have managed the challenges of a dual curriculum and a global pandemic, staying focused to complete their courses and prepare for 6th form.

"I think special mention should go to their teachers and support staff, who have been dedicated and creative in continuing their education remotely throughout lockdown."