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Exams Booklet 2022

 
GCSE Success at The Corsham School 2022

The Corsham School Headteacher, Rod Bell commented: “I would like to congratulate all our students receiving their GCSE results today.  We are thrilled that every one of our students receiving their results this morning has something to be proud of.  After an extremely challenging 24 months, our students have shown great resilience, determination and self-motivation which is reflected in their outcomes.  Their hard work, positive attitudes to learning and determination to succeed and overcome everything that has been thrown at them have justifiably been rewarded.  We pride ourselves on being a truly comprehensive school and it’s wonderful to see so many students of all abilities meet and surpass their own personal targets, sometimes in very challenging personal circumstances.  In addition to their academic achievements, they have also made significant contributions to the wider life of the school and within our community, especially throughout the pandemic, and we must celebrate that also; we are proud of the young people they have become.

This success, of course, is a testament to the amazing effort of our students, but also significantly the result of the support, guidance and dedication of our incredible staff, who have been totally committed to ensuring our young people were not disadvantaged by the impact of the pandemic and were still able to thrive in a supportive culture with high expectations.  A special thanks also for the unwavering support of our parents and carers during this incredibly stressful time, not helped by all the uncertainties of the past 24 months. 

I look forward to welcoming back the vast majority of our Year 11 students when they return to our Sixth Form in September and wish those departing to other local colleges or other settings the best of luck with their next steps.  Whether they are staying with us, moving on to college or progressing to undertake an apprenticeship, it’s hugely rewarding to see them move on with a strong set of qualifications already in the bank, and we wish them every future success and happiness.

 
The Corsham School A-Level Results

The Corsham School is celebrating with its Year 13 Class of 2022 who should be deservedly proud of what they have achieved despite all the remarkable challenges they have faced during the last two years.

Head of the Corsham School 6th Form, Emma Cooper commented: “We would like to congratulate all of our year 13 students who have received their results today. Although their 6th-form journey has been atypical, we are proud of the resilience and determination showed by our students. This is reflected in their outcomes which have allowed them to progress to their chosen employment, apprenticeships, and higher education destinations. We would like to wish them all the very best for their futures.”

The Corsham School Headteacher, Rod Bell commented: “I am thrilled for our students that their continued hard work and dedication over the past two years has paid off.  Their success is a testament to their resilience, dedication, and the way they supported each other so well as a year group through the extraordinary challenges they have faced together.  

There are so many success stories and reasons to be proud of our young people.  We pride ourselves on being a really comprehensive Sixth Form, and it’s wonderful to see so many students meet and surpass their own personal targets, sometimes in very challenging personal circumstances. 

This success is also significantly the result of the dedication of our amazing staff who have adapted brilliantly to the challenges brought on by the pandemic and the parents of our young people who do so much to help and support them. A special thanks also to the Corsham6th pastoral team who have provided unwavering support and guidance on a daily basis to our students. 

Huge congratulations to all concerned, and we wish them every continued success in the next steps of their brilliant futures. Enjoy the celebrations!

Rod Bell - Headteacher