Today is a day of celebration, pride and possibility at Audenshaw School as students, families and staff come together to mark another exceptional year of GCSE success.
The Class of 2026 has produced a mosaic of achievement, determination and resilience, securing results that reflect years of hard work and unwavering commitment.
An impressive 63% of students secured Grade 5 or above in English and 61% in Mathematics, while 78% and 81% achieved Grade 4 or above respectively. Across all subjects, almost a third of grades were awarded at Grades 6-9, almost 20% of all grades were at Grade 7 and above. A magnificent 18 students achieved 8 grades at 7 and above, and a whopping 38 students achieved 5 grades at 7 and above.
Holly Eckhardt, Principal at Audenshaw School said:
“These outcomes continue Audenshaw School's strong tradition of academic excellence and underscore the school's relentless commitment to ensuring every boy thrives and flourishes.
“The Class of 2026 has risen to every challenge with courage and conviction, transforming aspiration into achievement and effort into excellence. I'd like to thank the staff here at school for the care they have taken in preparing boys for their exams, and to our parents and carers who have supported their sons throughout their time here.
“As our boys step forward into the next exciting chapter of their lives, they do so carrying with them far more than examination results. They leave Audenshaw School equipped with confidence, character and ambition, ready to embrace new opportunities and make a positive impact on the world around them.
“We wish every member of the Class of 2026 continued happiness and success as they seize the opportunities ahead. Their future is bright, and we cannot wait to see where their journeys take them."
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