GCSE Results

Churchill Academy & Sixth Form congratulates this year’s cohort of students on their GCSE, BTEC and Cambridge National results.

Marked by a year of unprecedented uncertainty, remote learning and teacher assessed grades, we are celebrating the commitment and perseverance that has led to this day. Years of hard work, determination and effort from students, families and teachers alike has culminated in today’s results.

Lily Murphy and Peter Skeen both completed clean sweeps with ten GCSEs all at the highest Grade 9. Anna Papasouliotis achieved eight GCSEs at grade 9 alongside a starred distinction in her BTEC Drama course.

House Captains Emma Cekaj, Stan Hemmings, and Maisie Holland were joined by James Dams, Laila Dimmock, Mary Hemmings, Jude Hill, Sam Ireland, Charlotte May, Rebecca McLaren, Alex Phillips, Imogen Rawling, Tyler Symester, Sophie Vangasse, Daniel Winterton and Olivia Young in achieving ten or more qualifications at GCSE grade 7 or above.

Congratulations also go to Erin Aggett, Molly Axtell, Esme Beyer, Callum Bonetti, Levi Gunyits, Lois Hart, Stanley Irving, Lily Neville, Lily Palmer, Josh Payne, Tom Shayler, Charlotte Smith, Jake Snee, Marcus Turner-Wood, Martha Withers, Maddie Wynn, House Captains Georgina Brown and Lorenzo White, and Foyle Young Poet of the Year winner Imogen Beaumont, all of whom achieved eight or more qualifications at GCSE grade 7 and above.

Oliver Routh, Beau Landen, Daniel Shipton, Chloe Gott, Laila Dimmock, Herbie Alexander, Mazie Baxter, Alicia Mu, Evie Hardy, and Sirius Roszyk also deserve huge congratulations for achieving amongst the top progress scores in the Academy, showing the biggest learning gains in their GCSE results despite the challenges of remote learning through the pandemic.

This year sees further growth in Churchill’s highly successful Sixth Form, as record numbers of students from our own Year 11 and from other schools choose to continue their learning journey with us. 

“Our breadth of courses allows us to provide choice for students wanting to tailor their study programme to their interests. This plays a part in developing the strong Sixth Form community we have here at Churchill. We look forward to welcoming new and returning students, ready to start the next phase of their education in a few of weeks’ time,” commented Rob Morgan, Head of Sixth Form.  

Headteacher, Chris Hildrew said, “At Churchill, we believe in the value of determined and consistent effort, a hunger to learn new things and challenging ourselves to go beyond what is comfortable. The past eighteen months have forced us all to rely on our values more than ever, and our students have demonstrated beyond a doubt that they live and breathe them. We are so proud of all they have achieved, and we look forward to seeing their future success.”