Congratulations to our Year 11 students who achieved outstanding GCSE results!

We are delighted to celebrate another year of success for all our Year 11 pupils across the Trust who achieved impressive results; reflecting their hard work, resilience, and ambition. 

Significant improvements across key measures 

This year has seen continued improvement across the Trust, with notable gains across all headline measures reflecting a rise in the proportion of pupils achieving strong passes in English and mathematics. Entry and attainment in the English Baccalaureate (EBacc) have also increased, demonstrating our commitment to a broad and ambitious curriculum. Performance for disadvantaged pupils has shown some of the most significant improvements, narrowing gaps and ensuring more young people are equipped for their next steps. 

Celebrating success across our schools 

All CLP schools have reason to celebrate, with many achieving remarkable outcomes in key measures. Several schools have seen substantial year-on-year improvements in attainment, while others have maintained exceptionally high standards. These outcomes reflect the dedication of staff, the determination of pupils, and the support of families across our community. 

Looking ahead 

These results provide a strong foundation for pupils as they progress to the next stage of their education, whether that be A Levels, vocational qualifications, or apprenticeships. They also highlight the impact of our collective focus on raising standards and ensuring every pupil has the opportunity to thrive. 

Marc White, Director of Secondary Education at CLP, said: 

“We are incredibly proud of our Year 11 pupils and what they have achieved this year. These results are a testament to their hard work, the support of their families and the commitment of our staff. It is particularly pleasing to see improvements for disadvantaged pupils and continued growth in EBacc entry, reflecting our ambition for all pupils. We look forward to supporting our pupils as they take their next steps.”