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Students across the board have done incredibly well, says principal Claire Coates.

Students at North Cambridge Academy are proud to celebrate another year of excellent GCSE achievements.

Derek Skipper has spoken of his delight after becoming the oldest person in Britain to ever pass a GCSE exam.

Swavesey Village College’s headteacher has praised students’ resilience during the “challenges” of the pandemic.

The first cohort of students to sit GCSEs at Trumpington Community College are celebrating ‘very strong’ results.

Among the students celebrating top results are Alice Bernal, who achieved nine GCSEs at grade 9 and one at grade 8.

One student was named the highest performer in the country in the GCSE geography A examination by OCR.

Ambition, determination and enthusiasm was shown by students at Coleridge Community College celebrating their GCSE results today (Thursday).

One in four pupils achieve nine or more A grade equivalents.

More than half of the Year 11 students at the science specialist college achieved at least a grade 7 in their science GCSEs.

Rose Wallace achieved grade 9s - the highest grade - across all ten of her subjects making her the top performing student at Linton this summer.

The situation has been described as “unacceptable”, by Sarah Hannafin, senior policy adviser for school leaders’ union NAHT

Today’s GCSE results the highest in the school’s recorded history.

Students have achieved 'outstanding results' according to the assistant principal.

To date, 307 have been supported through English as a Second or Other Language (ESOL) courses in the region.

A record number of students at Comberton Sixth Form applied for university, apprenticeship and degree apprenticeship.

Students, staff and parents were celebrating the resoundingly successful return to examinations following a national three-year hiatus.

Sixth formers will now be taking up places at some of the UK’s highest ranked universities.

More than two thirds of the year group achieved three or more A*-A grades (or Pre U equivalent).

Students have bucked the national trend of falling numbers of A* and A grades.