Marches School is proud to announce that our students have achieved exceptional results in this year’s GCSE exams, reflecting the school’s commitment to academic excellence and student success.

Sally Wilmot, Head of School at The Marches School, expressed her pride, saying, “These results are a testament to the hard work and dedication of our students, who have overcome many challenges to achieve such fantastic outcomes. I am immensely proud of each student and the progress they have made.

Our success, however, is not just measured by these outstanding grades. At the Marches, we believe that every member of our school family plays a vital role in our collective achievement. From the teachers who go above and beyond in nurturing our students’ potential, to the support staff who ensure that our school runs smoothly, to the parents and guardians who provide invaluable encouragement at home—every contribution is crucial and deeply valued.

We are particularly proud of the progress made by all our students, regardless of their starting points. Our focus has always been on providing a supportive, inclusive environment where every individual is encouraged to strive for their personal best. Whether a student is celebrating a string of top grades or has worked hard to achieve results that reflect their full potential, we celebrate each success as a victory.

Our staff have played a crucial role in this success, providing unwavering support and guidance throughout their academic journey. We are confident that our students are well-prepared for the next phase of their education and future careers.”

As we look forward to the future, we remain committed to ensuring that The Marches School continues to be a place where every student feels valued, supported and inspired to achieve their very best.

Notable achievements:

Students who have demonstrated excellent attainment: 

Sophie Tins

Katie Garstang – 6 x Grade 9s, 2 x Grade 8s and 1 x Grade 7

Shi Hang Bin – 4 x Grade 9s, 3 x Grade 8s, 2 x Grade 7s

Alex Tudor – 4 x Grade 9s, 3 x Grade 8s, 2 x Grade 7s

Students who have demonstrated excellent progress: 

Jessica Bamford – 2 x Grade 9s and 5 x Grade 6s

Ollie Chilvers – 5 x Grade 7s and 2 x Grade 6s

David Akilapa – 1 x Grade 9