GCSE Exam Results Day News 2023-24

Students and staff at Thamesmead are celebrating GCSE success today as students received their exam results.

72% of our students have achieved a grade 4 or above in Maths and English (standard pass) which ensures that they can progress smoothly to their next steps beyond Thamesmead.

7 Thamesmead students achieved an impressive number of Grade 9s, the highest grade available, in 6 or more of their GCSE subjects with grade 8s, and 7s across their other results.

• Ian Wu – 9 x grade 9, 1 x grade 8 & grade A in Advanced Maths.
• Christian Armstrong – 8 x grade 9, 1 x grade 8, 1 x grade 7 and grade A in Advanced Maths.
• Megan Andrews – 7 x grade 9, 1 x grade 8, and 1 x grade 7.
• Rowan Norbury – 6 x grade 9s, 3 x grade 8s, 1 x grade 7.
• Lacey Llewellyn – 6 x grade 9 and 3 x grade 8s
• Abbie Sin – 6 x grade 9, 1 x grade 8, 1 x grade 7, and grade A in Advanced Maths.
• Meryn Oliver – 6 x grade 9, 2 x grade 8, 1 x grade 7 and a B grade in Advanced Maths.

Amongst our results are many more stories of success where students have strived to achieve the best they can, with some students demonstrating amazing progress made over their time at Thamesmead, or working hard to overcome individual adversity and still succeed.

Headteacher Phil Reeves said;

‘We are proud of our Year 11 students this year. While some have achieved exceptionally high grades, others have strived to obtain strong sets of grades that indicate individual triumphs. What is clear is that when Thamesmead students work hard, attend school, and accept the support of staff and parents they thrive in their exams and will now progress on to the colleges, sixth forms, and courses, and apprenticeships of their choice.

In addition to congratulating our students on their exam success I would like to thank our community of parents, carers, and the staff here at the school who have all supported Year 11 through their GCSEs.

We now wish the students the absolute best start to their next step beyond Thamesmead.”

Results Summary GCSEs 2024