A school is celebrating a strong set of GCSE results, with 568 grades at 7 to 9.
Year 11 students at Claremont High School Academy in Kenton earned 114 grade 9s, 191 grade 8s and 263 grade 7s.
Headteacher Ms Hyde-Boughey said: "We are absolutely thrilled to celebrate the outstanding achievements of all our students this year. Their exceptional GCSE results are a true testament to their dedication, resilience and hard work, as well as the unwavering commitment of our staff."
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Sixteen-year-old Dilan Lakhu received more than seven grade 9s, including in maths, further maths and economics, while Rukaya Abbas achieved grade 9s in maths, chemistry and physics.
Naureen Ali Khan, who also earned seven grade 9s, said: "I’m extremely happy with my grades and proud of my achievement. I appreciate the support I received from my parents and teachers."
Aashi Rai, who achieved grade 9s in English literature, language, and maths, said: "I’m so proud of myself. My hard work paid off."
Mujtaba Rizvi, who also earned multiple grade 9s, said: "It’s an amazing feeling."
Ms Hyde-Boughey added: "These GCSE results reflect the high standards and supportive environment we cultivate here at Claremont."
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