Pupils across the towns have done immensely well after today, GSCE Results Day 2024, it was revealed that they achieved an exceptional number of grades.

GCSE students at Dr Challoner’s Grammar School have received their GCSE results today, a milestone on their journey through education.

Nearly 75% of results awarded were graded 7 or above, with 30% receiving a 9, the very highest grade. This set of results is testament to the hard work and commitment of the students as they covered the knowledge and understanding needed to achieve so highly across a range of 10 subjects each.

This gives them the grounding to thrive in further study, employment and, in due course, adult life. 

Headteacher David Atkinson said “We are all very proud of our year 11 students for the way they approached the challenge of the GCSE exams and the success they have achieved as a cohort. The statistics speak for themselves, but the effort, aspiration and resilience shown by each student is just as important.

"Congratulations to them, and thanks to parents and teachers for their part in these successes. We wish all our students the very best for the next steps in their education.”

Students and staff at Dr Challoner’s High School in Little Chalfont are celebrating superb exam results again. 

Students are in high spirits with many gaining results that were even higher than they hoped for.  Overall, the percentage of grade 9s achieved was 33%, with 58% grades 9/8, and 77% of grades were 7 or higher.

Vaishnavi achieved a clean sweep of grade 8s and 9s and was delighted with her results. She said, “I am so pleased and really grateful for all of the school’s support.”

Amelia, Chloe and Penny were enjoying celebrating their results in the school Hall and said how pleased they were, also noting that, “Hard work definitely pays off!”

Alan Roe, Headteacher at Dr Challoner’s High School said, “Congratulations to Year 11 on their fabulous GCSE grades, which equal the school’s highest ever results.  We are so proud of our girls - this is an incredible achievement for them.  This year group are enormously capable, conscientious, characterful and community-minded and I hope they have a wonderful day celebrating their success.” 

Mr Roe also wished to pay tribute to his staff, “The results will also be a real source of encouragement and celebration for our hard-working and dedicated staff.”