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Achieving above and beyond
Key Stage 4
The Lenham School is thrilled with the achievements of all our students as they collected their GCSE and BTEC results today. The cohort worked incredibly hard throughout Year 11 and their hard work has paid off. Students have gained good grades in a wide range of qualifications which will provide them with a solid foundation for the next stage of their education – including many who will be joining our Sixth Form and the new Pro Soccer Academy which launches at TLS this September.
All students should be proud of the way they prepared for their exams and the way they conducted themselves throughout.
Notable high performers are:
Vladislava Shchukina – Achieved 10 GCSEs, including Grade 9s in English Literature, Film and Russian, Distinction* in Hospitality, Distinction in Health and Social Care and Grade 7s in English and Science.
Viktoriia Dubetska – Achieved 10 GCSEs, including a Grade 9 in Mathematics, Grade 8s in Science and Further Maths and Grade 7s in German and Art.
Alfie Griffiths – Achieved 10 GCSEs, including a Grade 9 in Mathematics, Grades 8 and 7 in Science and Grades 6s in English Language and Geography.
George Ginger – Achieved 10 GCSEs, including Grade 8s in Mathematics, English Literature and Grade 7s in Product Design and Science.
Elani Adams – Achieved 10 GCSEs, including Grade 8 in English Language, Grade 7s in English Literature and Grades 6s in Religious Studies and Film.
Special mention to the following students who achieved a wide range of grade 6-9 across a wide range of subjects: Lacey Brooks, James Redman, Edward Coulter, Jessica Day, George Burt, Elinor White, Ryan Saxby, George Whittington, Jack Hills, Rhianna McKeown, Alex Cologne, Toby Harper, Neve Churcher, Caleb Oliver, Caleb Oliver, Bailey Christos-Brooks, James Vernall Downes, Alex Wolfe, Mae Lewis, Mariah Taylor, Sam Jarvis, Mia Woodcock, Ed Cullen, Siana Carnegie, Jude Hales, Ashlin Joly, Lottie Moan and many more.
Headteacher Robbie Ferguson commented: “We are incredibly proud of our student’s accomplishments today. Although the GCSE pass rate seems to have fallen nationally, we have bucked that trend with improved results once again this year! As a school community, we focus on a collaborative approach in making sure that all students get their individual needs met, both in terms of their learning, and their emotional wellbeing. We are so incredibly grateful for everyone’s efforts in bringing the best out of our wonderful Year 11”.
