20/08/2026
GCSE Results Day 2026:
Joy, pride and celebration filled All Saints Catholic School this morning as students opened an amazing set of GCSE results
Our students have achieved exceptional results in all subjects from English, Maths and Science to RE, Art and Music.
We couldn't be prouder of every student, member of staff and family who made this incredible success possible. Congratulations to our Year 11 class of 2026 who have shown resilience, ambition and faith every step of the way.
The exceptional results reflect the dedication of our pupils, the expertise and commitment of our staff, and the unwavering support of parents and carers. Across every subject, students achieved exceptional outcomes, demonstrating what can be accomplished through ambition, resilience and our shared Catholic values.
Among this year's highest achievers were:
Maya Oros, who achieved an incredible clean sweep of grade 9s and 8s.
Oyin Famakin, who secured grade 9s, 8s and a 7.
Enzo Thaqi, who celebrated 9s, 8s and 7s.
These outstanding individual successes sit alongside the achievements of an exceptional year group, with more students than ever now progressing to All Saints' Outstanding Sixth Form, where they will continue their journey towards university, degree apprenticeships and rewarding careers.
Headteacher Clare Cantle said:
"Today is a day of immense pride for our entire school community. Our students have shown incredible determination, resilience and faith throughout their studies, and these remarkable results are thoroughly deserved. I would also like to thank our dedicated staff and supportive families, whose encouragement has helped every young person achieve their very best. At All Saints, we believe every child can succeed, and today's results are a wonderful reflection of that mission."
As the school looks ahead to welcoming its largest-ever Sixth Form cohort, these historic results reinforce All Saints Catholic School's reputation as a place where every child is known, nurtured and inspired to flourish.
