GCSE Results: Head at William Lovell proud of pupils and staff for exam performance this year

The headteacher of William Lovell Church of England Academy in Stickney has praised the school’s Year 11 students for the way they have dealt with the many issues they have faced in their GCSE year.
By Damian Holmes
Published 20th Aug 2020, 16:20 BST
Updated 21st Aug 2020, 14:11 BST
Some of the students with their resultsSome of the students with their results
Some of the students with their results

Katherine Cocker-Goring also paid tribute to the teachers and staff at the school who had helped achieve ‘incredible things’ with the pupils.

“The past few weeks have been a trying time for Year 11s students and the wider school community,” she said.

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“The uncertainty regarding results following the cancelled exams has been tough on us all.

Rachel Keightley, Assistant Headteacher. at William Lovell, manning the cleaning station as students picked up their resultsRachel Keightley, Assistant Headteacher. at William Lovell, manning the cleaning station as students picked up their results
Rachel Keightley, Assistant Headteacher. at William Lovell, manning the cleaning station as students picked up their results

“We have been impressed by how students have handled themselves in difficult circumstances. We pride ourselves on developing confident and resilient young people; our students have proven this time and time again during the pandemic. “Congratulations to all our students for their hard work; we are so pleased that you have been rewarded fairly for your efforts.

“On a personal note, I am massively grateful for our teachers and support staff who have achieved incredible things with our children.”

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