Heads are already pointing out the lasting impact that Covid-19 has had on studies and teaching since 2020 due to lockdowns, sickness and disruption from social distancing measures.
Principal of St George’s Academy congratulated students at its Sleaford and Ruskington campuses collecting their exam results today at the end of five years study.
She said: “We continue to see the impact of the pandemic on our students, as is the case across the country.
"That said, there are countless students who have shown great resilience and determination to do well, and they have been richly rewarded.”
She added: "We send all students very best wishes for their next steps and look forward to welcoming a great many of them to Sixth Form in two weeks’ time.”
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The wait is over - from left - Sam Bailey and Dylan Parr collect their GCSE results at St George's Academy. Photo: Andy Hubbert
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Happy tears for high flying Holly Johnson (far right) whose grades were all 7s, 8s and 9s in her exams at St George's Academy. Pictured with, from left - Freya Nicol, Eva Collier, Izzie Hemmant, Holly Dilks and Becca Tholen. Photo: Andy Hubbert
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Reasons to be cheerful. St George's Academy students Grace Millband (left) and Axe James. Photo: Andy Hubbert