Louth Academy’s record-breaking results
Louth Academy has announced its best-ever GCSE results, marking a historic achievement for the school and its students.
An unprecedented percentage of students attained grades 9-4 in English and Maths.
In addition, 157 top grades of 9-7 (A*-A) were awarded alongside a 54% increase in level 9 grades.
These outstanding results are a testament to the hard work, dedication and resilience of students and staff during an outstanding year for the Academy.
Executive Principal Philip Dickinson expressed immense pride in the students' accomplishments.
"These exceptional results reflect the unwavering commitment of our students and the tireless efforts of our teachers," he said.
"Our students have demonstrated remarkable determination and excellence."
This year's success is further highlighted by outstanding performances in key subjects such as History, where 46 students achieved grades 9-6, and in Biology, Chemistry and Physics with a 100% pass rate at grades 9-4.
The school's commitment to fostering academic excellence and personal growth is evident in these results, which significantly exceeds national averages.
"We are incredibly proud of all our students," said Associate Principal, Joe Hermiston.
"Their achievements are a reflection of their resilience and our school community’s support. We look forward to seeing our students continue to excel in their future endeavours."
Louth Academy thanked the school community, including parents and carers, for their continued support and partnership in helping students reach these remarkable milestones.
Sen Tang (16) achieved 9/8 in Combined Science, 9 in History, English Literature and Geography and 8 in English language and French and 7 in Maths and Art and Design and aims to go to university after sixth form to study biology.
She said she is looking forward to a celebration meal with her parents.
The sky is the limit for Carson Birmingham, 16, who said: "I'm looking forward to Toll Bar Sixth Form next month and aim to study aeronautic engineering or nuclear engineering but first I'm going to celebrate with a chicken tikka curry in Louth."
He gained 9s in History, English Language and Chemistry, with 8s in Maths, Biology and Physics and 7s in Business Studies, English Literature and Geography.
Twins James and Theo Dannatt (16) will have a double celebration with parents at The Ranch restaurant in Louth after gaining excellent marks.
"There were multiple hours of revision in the months before the exams and it helped a lot that we were able to test one another," said James.
He gained 9s in English Language and Religious Studies, 8s in History and Biology, 7s in English Literature and Chemistry, 6 in Physics and 5s in Maths and Spanish. He will study Psychology at Franklin College in Grimsby from next month.
Theo gained a Level Two Distinction in Creative IMedia, with 9 in History and 8 in English Literature and English Language and Biology with 7 in Chemistry and other good results in Physics, Maths and Spanish.
"Mr Fisher and Miss Ramsden have been great History teachers and we all did well in that subject," said Theo.
Star pupil and top pastry chef, Lily Cron, who works part-time with her dad at Venney's At The Granby at North Thoresby will decide soon if she is going to make a career in PE or as a pastry chef.
"I will definitely be celebrating at Venney's later," she said.
She will study at Franklin College after gaining 8s in PE and Food Technology, 7 in History, 7/6 in Combined Science and 6s in English Language and Literature, with 5s in Maths and Spanish.
The school will be hosting an Open Evening for Year Six students and parents and carers on Thursday, September 19 from 6pm to 8.30pm.
Associate Principal, Joe Hermiston (left) celebrates GCSE results at Louth Academy with Executive Principal, Philip Dickinson, (right) with students.
Sen Tang, left, with Carson Birmingham thrilled with their GCSE results from Louth Academy.
Twins James (left) and Theo Dannatt celebrate outstanding GCSE results from Louth Academy.
Lily Cron looking forward to celebrating her GCSE success at Venney's at The Granby with Executive Principal Philip Dickinson.
Associate Principal, Joe Hermiston delighted with the GCSE success at Louth Academy, with head of history, Lawrence Fisher.
Executive Principal, Philip Dickinson and Joe Hermiston, associate principal praise staff at Louth Academy.
