GOSFIELD School has announced year of great GCSE results, showcasing the dedication and achievements of its “remarkable” students.

The school said its pupils have “once again demonstrated their commitment to aspire to be the best they can be”.

Gosfield School's students have excelled across a diverse range of subjects.

Harry and Olivia aced their GCSEs and are excited to be embarking on the school’s brand-new course launching in September, the UAL Level 3 Diploma and Extended Diploma in Performing and Production Arts.

It will be housed in its brand-new Performing Arts Centre.

Other high achievers included James who got grades at 7 and above in eight subjects, including 9s in Eng Language, Eng Literature and History, and Isabelle for achieving an 8 in Business.

Meanwhile Alex achieved an 8 in computing, Honey and Lilia an 8 in Food Technology and Max an impressive 9 also in Food.

Under the guidance of the school's “committed” teaching staff, the school says students' performance reflects their “hard work, determination, and resilience throughout their GCSE journey”.

It added how results have “exceeded expectations and demonstrated the pupils' outstanding capabilities”.

Principal Rod Jackson expressed his delight at the accomplishments of Gosfield School's students.

"I am incredibly proud of our students' GCSE results this year," he said.

"Their achievements are a testament to their unwavering dedication and the exceptional support provided by our dedicated teachers.

"These results commend the pupils' hard work, commitment, and thirst for knowledge."

Mr Jackson also expressed his gratitude towards the staff at the school, saying: "I would like to extend my appreciation to our exceptional teachers, whose tireless efforts have played a crucial role in guiding our students towards this remarkable achievement.

“Their unwavering commitment to academic excellence has made a significant impact on our students' educational journey."