Students at Saltus Grammar School have achieved a 100 per cent pass rate in GCSE and (i) GCSE exams.

Of the 61 S11 students who took five or more exams, 100 per cent achieved at least five A* to C (i) GCSE passes and 39 per cent of all exams taken were awarded A or A* grades.

Students from S10 also successfully sat a variety of the internationally accepted exams ahead of schedule.

Head of School, Deryn Lavell, said the results were further proof of student success, coming in the wake of Advanced Placement (AP) exams where the school again exceeded the global average pass rates.

“It takes so much hard work, commitment and discipline to achieve results like these. Each and every student should feel as proud of their success as we are of them,” she said.

“It is also testimony to the strength of the Saltus faculty who offered guidance and support throughout this journey. Congratulations to all.”

The top performer this academic year was Jewell Cumberbatch who achieved seven A*s and three A grades. Other students outstanding students include: Gabriel Jones who achieved seven A*s and two As; Sydney Rego achieved four A*s and five As; Jackson Spurling achieved eight A*s and one B; Ryne Cash achieved three A*s and five As; Sy McPeek achieved one A* and seven As; Jaylen Simons achieved three A*s and five As.

Deputy Head of School, Jon Beard, added: “We are so pleased for our students to see these outstanding results. Their success is due to their hard work, and that of our excellent staff.

“These examinations are a terrific yardstick at this time in their education and will spur them on as they start their final two years and prepare for university.”