GCSE Results 2024
Woodbridge School Year 11 students celebrated their GCSE results in School today, coming together to share their achievements.
- Grade 9 19%
- Grade 9-7 57%
- Grade 9-6 76%
- 3 students achieved 11 Grade 9s
Head of Woodbridge School Shona Norman shared,
“It is always such a privilege to share this day with our Year 11 students, and I’d like to congratulate them on their results today; testament to the hard work they put into achieving them. As ever I remain extremely grateful to our staff for their continued commitment and diligence, as well as their exceptional standard of education. I’m extremely proud of everyone today, and will thoroughly enjoy continuing to be part of their journey as they start Sixth Form in September. “
Having achieved GCSEs in Drama, English Literature, English Language, French, Maths, Music, Philosophy, Religion and Ethics, Combined Science, Spanish and Statistics, Emily will be staying on at Woodbridge School to study A levels in French, Spanish and Drama. She shared,
“I have loved my time at Woodbridge. I have made some amazing friends; the teachers are supportive, enthusiastic about their subjects and have really inspired me. Both the students and teachers are so supportive, there’s an incredibly strong sense of community.”
Oser joined Woodbridge School in Year 7 and having achieved GCSEs in English Language, English Literature, Maths, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Spanish, French, Business and Latin, with Statistics achieved in 2023, is going on to Norwich Football Academy where he will also study A levels in Maths and Economics. He shared,
“I currently play and train with the Norwich Football Academy Youth Team, the under eighteens, and I’m hoping to go on to play professionally. I might also consider using my A levels to go on to study Finance.”
Lara is celebrating GCSEs in English Language, English Literature, Maths, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Spanish, Geography, Art and Drama and going on to study A levels in Art, Maths and Economics at Woodbridge School Sixth Form. She shared,
“I was so nervous, everything felt very unknown this morning – and now I’m just so happy.”
Lara hopes to go on to university after her A levels, but is undecided as to what she would like to study right now. With plenty of time to make that decision, for now she’s celebrating her results.
