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In what has been a very challenging year for us all, we are delighted to report that the Class of 2020 at All Hallows Catholic College have achieved an outstanding set of GCSE results. The atmosphere in College today, as the young people received their grades, was one of real joy and celebration. There was also a sense of relief, after all the recent changes to how grades have been calculated. As with A-Levels, we are not publishing headline measures this year, but rather focusing on individual successes and achievements.
Principal, Mr Tim Beesley, said, ‘I am delighted with these results, and am very proud of what our students have accomplished. They have worked incredibly hard and have deserved to achieve so well. I would like to thank their parents and carers for all the support that they have given the College over the last five years. We also recognise the commitment and dedication of our staff, who have done so much to help prepare the young people for the next stage of their lives. We look forward to continuing to work with the vast majority of them as they join us in the Sixth Form.’
Head of Year, Clare Bell-Smith said, ‘We are really pleased with how well our students have done, and it has been a pleasure to work with them and support them over the last five years.’
Chair of Governors, Clair Watson, said, ‘We are very proud and grateful for the hard work of students and staff, which have led to these wonderful results. Thank you to everyone for their dedication and devotion to the academic success and welfare of our young people’.
The highest attaining female student was Madeleine Whitehurst, and the highest attaining male student was William Greenwood. The other top-performing students include; John Nuttall, Ethan Rowley, Samuel Langer, Sophie McGuinan, Samuel Job, India Wilson, Benjamin Ainsworth & Naomi Gamon. Congratulations to them all, and to all our students, especially those who have made such excellent progress during their time at All Hallows.
