Dukinfield school celebrates "impressive results" from GCSE students

Thursday, 22 August 2024 16:05

All Saints Catholic College were overjoyed by the outcome of the students' hard work.

Headteacher Natalie Gilligan said: "Our pupils conducted themselves in an excellent manner throughout the exams season, giving their best effort and performing to the best of their ability. Undoubtedly the success of our pupils is due to the support they receive from their parents, carers and staff in school."

They wanted to share a congratulations in particular to: Billie C, Emily D, Max P, Jack T, Amy Mc, Mahmood A and Kieron H.

A spokesperson for the school said: "We say goodbye to some truly amazing pupils today and wish them the best luck for their futures, which are sure to be bright."

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Dukinfield school celebrates "impressive results" from GCSE students

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