Aldersley High School celebrates the hard work and success of Year 11s on results day
Students at Aldersley High School are celebrating success in their GCSE results today, demonstrating remarkable resilience, determination and excellence in their studies. Their commitment to their work and their hours and hours of revision and preparation has paid dividends in some outstanding results.
The school is immensely proud of its Year 11 students, who have completed their subjects of study with distinction. On this milestone day, staff at Aldersley High School extend their warmest congratulations and best wishes to all students as they take their next steps in their journeys towards success.
Among the many success stories, special recognition goes to Jessica Dragaj, who achieved a full set of Grades 8s and 9s across all subjects. Also, congratulations to Ethishan Sri Elango and Simran Sander who achieved six Grade 8s and 9s. These grades compare with any students across the country and they should be so proud of them.
Deputy Headteacher Alan Brooks praised the cohort, saying: “These students have not had it easy, but they have done themselves proud. Our whole school community has worked tirelessly to provide support, and students approached their exams with great commitment. On behalf of the school, I thank them for their efforts and wish them every success in the future.”
Looking ahead, students will progress onto a wide variety of destinations, including apprenticeships, colleges, and employment, supported by the school’s extensive careers programme. Many will also continue their journey at Amethyst Sixth, the growing joint Sixth Form of Aldersley and Moreton Schools, based in a state-of-the-art facility on site.
