Top grades aplenty as Beths basks in glow of good news

Students at Beths Grammar School in Bexley are celebrating an excellent set of results today following the publication and awarding of GCSE grades.

Staff and students joined together to celebrate the exceptional GCSE achievements which have bucked the national trend and maintained the significant progress made since the pandemic, with over 40 per cent of all examinations graded at either 8 or 9.

This high-performing grammar school in Hartford Road has seen continued success, with some of the standout individual achievements, including Nathaniel who achieved grade 9s in each of his 11 GCSEs.

Three students, Mohamed, Michael and Michael, achieved 10 grade 9s in each of their GCSEs, while four more: Rizwan, Manav, Rehan and Feiming, achieved nine grade 9s.

A further 12 students achieved seven grade 9s in their GCSEs. A total of 35 students achieved at least five grade 9s.

Many students are now looking forward to continuing their studies at Beths Grammar School’s highly popular co-educational Sixth Form.

Richard Blyghton, headteacher at Beths, said: “We are very proud of all our students and the GCSE results they have achieved, which are hugely deserved. We are proud of their academic standards which will provide a robust starting point for their A-level studies.

“The commitment, resilience and spirit they have shown over the past two years has been inspirational and their results are a testament to this. We look forward to welcoming them alongside other high-performing students from across South London and North Kent into our remarkable Sixth Form community.

“We look forward to seeing our students progress on to the next stage of their education as they continue to fulfil their potential.”

Pictured top: Students with the all-important slips of paper detailing their successes (Picture: Beths Grammar School)