Exceptional results celebrated
Cleethorpes Academy is celebrating today after students received their GCSE results.
Happy students with their results at Cleethorpes Academy.
Across all subjects, the Year 11 cohort obtained exceptional results that will enable them to move on to the next destination and continue their learning journey.
They included the highest ever Maths score achieved by a student at Cleethorpes Academy.
Principal Paul Thundercliffe was extremely proud.
“Year 11 have been superb all year in what has been my first here in charge,” he said.
“Everything we have asked of them they have delivered and these results echo that determination to succeed.”
Results across the school continue to be grow and there was real success across Triple Science, Art, PE and Child Development.
“The different areas that have shown strength in their results is great for us as a school but even better for the young people who have excelled in their chosen pathways that will give them a stronger foundation in their next step,” said Mr Thundercliffe.
The highest ever performing Maths student at Cleethorpes Academy Jake Fuller with inspirational teacher Danielle Davis.
It was Jake Fuller who became the academy’s top performing Maths student, recording 220 marks out of a maximum 240 on his way to a Grade 9. He thanked, in particular, his Maths teacher Danielle Davis.
He said: “I love Maths and have always been good at it. I read my Year 6 report the other day and it described me as a wonderfully gifted mathematician.
“Miss Davis has been an inspiration in the subject.”
He will study Maths and Further Maths among his subjects at Franklin Sixth Form College but he has one ambition: “I want to come back here one day and teach Maths.”
Miss Davis said: “Jake has done incredibly well and I am so proud.
“He is the most dedicated student I have ever had the pleasure of teaching in my career.
“I hope he accomplishes everything he dreams of, particularly if he’s coming back here to work with me!”
Top performing student Faith Anozie.
Amongst the students who could not contain their delight today was Faith Anozie who achieved top grades in Triple Science, history and both English Literature and Language.
Faith, who will study Biology, Psychology and Health and Social Care at Franklin in September, spoke highly of her time at Cleethorpes Academy.
“I am surprised at my results,” she said. “I achieved a 9 in History. I only arrived at the school in December and had a lot of catching up to do. I am so, so happy and thank the staff.”
Moments after Max Bradshaw realised what he has achieved.
Max Bradshaw was jumping for joy with a 9 in Physics and 8s in English and maths. He will go on to study Chemistry, Physics and Maths at Franklin.
“I was so nervous and expecting solid 6s, though was praying for one 9,” he said. “I thought I’d get a 4 in English Language so when I saw an 8 I could not believe it and then another in Maths.
“Then I got the 9 in Physics. I have made myself really proud.”
The moment was shared with mum Karen Croft, dad Danny Bradshaw and twin sister Ruby Bradshaw.
“He was desperate to get one 9 and he got it,” said Danny. “I am super proud as he has worked so hard for these results.”
Max with his family.
Mr Thundercliffe could not stop beaming.
“It’s been an amazing year at Cleethorpes Academy as we ensure the culture is just right for learning.
“We’ve raised expectations and our students have risen with them. Not only am I delighted with our Year 11s, I cannot wait to welcome Year 7 in person on the 3rd September to start their journey with us.”
Principal Paul Thundercliffe with a happy Amelia London.
The final word went to Amelia London who was elated with her collection of grade 8s across Combined Science, History, maths and Spanish.
“I feel really good about the results,” she said. “The teachers have been really good, particularly Miss Davis in Maths.
“I am going to study Business Studies, Sociology and Travel and Tourism at Franklin.”
Mum and Dad Shaun and Vicky London were “very proud”
“She put a lot of work in and it is nice to see it pay off,” he said. “As long as she got what she wanted we are very happy.
Vicky said: “Since Mr Thundercliffe arrived as Principal last year it has been really good here. He has made it a really special school.”
This group of students were pleased with their results at Cleethorpes Academy.
The smiles say it all.
There were emotions of joy and relief.
That was a pleasant surprise!
