GCSE results: Southwell Minster School student celebrates 11 grade nines
A Minster School student is celebrating after achieving 11 grade nines — the top mark in GCSEs.
Charles Onslow, who was awarded 11 grade nines, said he planned to study physics, maths and chemistry at A-level.
Other top performers including Asher Porter, who received ten grade nines. Asher will study Spanish, French, English literature and history at A-level.
Ben Segasby also achieved ten grades nines and intends to study physics, maths, further maths and chemistry at A-level.
Liza Ivanova, Megan Broster and Katy Edinborough received nine grade nines, eight grade nines and seven grade nines respectively. They will all study A-levels.
Mr Matthew Parris, head teacher of the Southwell school, said: "All of these students have received fantastic grades as a consequence of their efforts throughout their studies.
"We are very proud of their achievements and delighted that they will be staying at the Minster School sixth form to continue their studies next year.
"We are equally proud of students who have achieved results above their initial GCSE target grades.
"Niamh Haslam beat her target grades in six subjects.
"Ethan Wood and Alex Bradford were both above target grades in five subjects, and May Elliot received four grades that were higher than her targets.
"These grades are a testament to their resilience and hard work throughout their time at the Minster School.
"As with all students across the country, our year 11 students have faced a long period of school closure and the cancellation of the exam season that is normally the chance to demonstrate what they learned during their time in school.
"These have been challenging times for all, but students and staff have responded with resilience and optimism and achieved great success.
"Students in year 11 should be proud of the results they have achieved as they reflect their abilities and hard work, proven throughout their school education."
A full round-up of results cant be found here.
