Claverham celebrates as GCSE grades rise

THERE was good news for students and staff at Claverham Community College as GCSE results climbed by six percent.
21/8/14- Pupils at Claverham Community College in Battle celebrating their GCSE results.  Sophie Bridger and Brandy Rook SUS-140821-12442900121/8/14- Pupils at Claverham Community College in Battle celebrating their GCSE results.  Sophie Bridger and Brandy Rook SUS-140821-124429001
21/8/14- Pupils at Claverham Community College in Battle celebrating their GCSE results. Sophie Bridger and Brandy Rook SUS-140821-124429001

The college was hit last year by the tightening of grades, leading to a slight dip in results. But 2014 saw the college return to form, much to the delight of Claverham principal Paul Swatton.

He told the Observer: “I am delighted with the excellent GCSE examination results achieved by the students at Claverham Community College this summer.

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“This year’s results show a 6 percent improvement compared over 2013 with 71 percent of the students achieving five or more A* to C grades including English and maths.

“The fantastic progress made by all students is a testament to the hard work, dedication and commitment shown by all students and staff at the college, supported by parents and governors.

“My congratulations go to all of the young people who have secured these results, which I am sure will act as a springboard for future success.”

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