Students and staff at Ormiston Meridian Academy have joined together to celebrate their GCSE results today after all the hard work of the past two years.
The academy is very pleased to celebrate this year’s GCSE results with the Year 11 students, who are now preparing to take their next steps in education or toward their future careers.
Alongside the continued success of the academy, some of the individual standout achievements include:
- Charles Mogbo who achieved four grade 9s in chemistry, English literature, mathematics and further mathematics. He plans to continue his studies at Stoke-on-Trent Sixth Form, then has aspirations to attend Cambridge to study mathematics or sciences.
- Charley Knights plans to become an accountant after her A-levels at Saint Joseph’s College and then university. Charley achieved 9s in business, history and mathematics as well as a plethora of grade 8s in other subjects.
- Zarmeen Naveed secured 9s in French and English literature and was also awarded the top grade in BTEC hospitality and catering. She is going to continue with mathematics, biology and chemistry before hopefully attending Cambridge University and then embarking on a career in science.
- Adele Williams who has fantastic results including top grades in BTEC sport and BTEC health and social care, alongside 9s in chemistry, English literature and mathematics. Her dream is to become a surgeon after studying at Cambridge University in the future.
- Ella Infantino and Zainab Khan each gained two grade 9s – Ella is looking to work in the West End as she embarks on further studies in musical theatre and Zainab has a role in the world of investment banking in her sights after hopefully studying at Oxford University.
- Leo Llewellyn successfully achieved a grade 9 in mathematics and plans to study further mathematics, biology and chemistry at Stoke-on-Trent Sixth Form College.
Claire Stayner, Principal said: “We are extremely proud of our class of 2024! The students’ exam results reflect their commitment, hard work and resilience throughout their GCSE courses. We are incredibly passionate about ensuring that our students exceed their potential academically but also become outstanding individuals ready to progress with confidence to the next phase of their lives. The class of 2024 were a privilege to teach and we want to thank them for this.
“I would also like to thank parents, carers and family members for all their ongoing support, because we couldn’t do it without them.”