Hulme Grammar celebrated exceptional GCSE results that place the school as one of the most prestigious academic schools in the North West.
This year, nearly a third of students secured Grades 9-8 and over 50 per cent of grades 7-9. The National Average for this measure is 21 per cent, which demonstrates clearly the benefit of the Hulme Investment and the improved life-chances of those attending Hulme.
The school said the results were a testament to years of hard work by pupils and teachers, many of whom have been part of the Hulme family since nursery.
The top achiever this year was Inaaya with 10 Grade 9’s, Jovin with 8 Grade 9’s and Sophia with 7 Grade 9’s. In addition, 10 per cent of the Year Group achieved the highest grades, and thereby able to enter Hulme Sixth Form with an Academic Scholarship.
These results follow the school's latest A Level success, in which over 75 per cent of Hulme students achieved A*–B grades, enabling the majority to secure their first-choice university or apprenticeship and provide access to the extensive alumni network.
Principal Kirsten Pankhurst commented: "These excellent GCSE results reflect the ambition, resilience and commitment of our students. Throughout their time at Hulme, they have embraced every opportunity, encouraged by talented teachers and a community that knows, supports and believes in them. Following our outstanding A Level results, these achievements provide further evidence of what young people can accomplish within Hulme’s distinctive combination of academic challenge, individual opportunity and pastoral care.”
For more information about entry to Hulme Grammar School, or to arrange a personal visit, please contact Amy Coulman on 0161 624 4497 or visit www.hulmegrammar.org

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