MIDDLEWICH High's class of 2026's strong set of GCSE results is a reflection of the continued improvements being made at the school, according to headteacher Lydia Naylor.
Students popped into the school today, Thursday, to collect their grades after years of hard work and determination.
The school was delighted with the fact many students have made exceptional progress from their starting points, with a significant number achieving the highest grades across a range of subjects.
Headteacher Lydia Naylor said: "We are extremely proud of the achievements of our Class of 2026.
"These results reflect the continued improvements across the school and the dedication of our students, staff and families.
"We are especially pleased with the strong improvements in drama and English, alongside the continued high achievement in PE.
"Our students have embodied our school values throughout their journey, supported by the commitment of our teaching and support staff and the encouragement of their families.
"We congratulate all our students on their success and thank them for their hard work and determination.
"We wish them every success and happiness as they move on to their future destinations and the exciting opportunities that lie ahead.”
Individually, the school highlighted a number of success stories for students who achieved an 'exceptional' number of high grades.
These include: head student Nikki Rutherforde-Gray (Wimboldsey CP); head student Elis Smith (Middlewich Primary); Martha England (Middlewich Primary); Zephyr Thackham (Cledford Primary); Grace Parsons (Wharton CofE Primary); Luke Parry (Middlewich Primary); Lois Parry (Middlewich Primary); Lucy Casserly (St Mary’s Catholic Primary); and George Riding (Warmingham CE Primary).
Angela Deakin, chairman of governors, said: "On behalf of the governing board we would like to congratulate all students on their successes and wish them well in the future.
"Thank you to parents and carers and everyone who has supported our students through their high school years, and thanks to all Middlewich High School colleagues for their hard work and commitment to helping the students achieve these results, and another year where Middlewich High School continues to see improved results.
"We look forward to continuing to support headteacher Ms Naylor and her dedicated team as they continue to strive for a fantastic student experience and first class student outcomes in the new school year.”
Matt Snelson, CEO of the Sir John Brunner Foundation of which the school is a part, said: “These results are a fantastic achievement for Middlewich High School and reflect the dedication of students, the expertise of staff, and the support of families.
"Congratulations to everyone involved.”
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