Hard work and determination paid off for students as they celebrated a strong set of GCSE results.
Year 11 pupils at Thomas Clarkson Academy in Wisbech gathered with their families to collect their results and reflect on two years of focused study.
Matt Dobbing, principal of Thomas Clarkson Academy, said: "We are delighted that our students have done so well this year.
"Our fantastic students have been rewarded for all the hard work they have put in over many years.
"It is brilliant that so many are continuing their learning journey with us into the 6th form.
"I am so proud of this group of young people; they are a credit to their families and positive role models for our community.
"Watching and guiding them as they grow up has been an absolute privilege, and we wish all our students the best for their next steps."
Many students will remain at the academy for sixth form, while others are moving on to college courses, apprenticeships, and additional training.
Several students earned top grades, including Emma Davies-Ferneé with eight grade 9s; Emilija Buivydaite with five grade 9s; Tobias Blackwell with four grade 9s; and Max Shepherd with six grade 9s.
Other students secured specialised apprenticeships, while many chose to stay at Thomas Clarkson Academy for further study.
Maksym Kachanenko will study A-levels in maths, chemistry, and physics, as well as Polish and Russian.
Elissa Green and Hannah Key will pursue contemporary dance at Peterborough Regional College.
Andy Burns, CEO of Brooke Weston Trust, said: "Today, all of our students should feel really proud of everything they’ve achieved.
"They’ve explored new subjects, built friendships, and discovered passions over the past few years, which is what school is truly all about."
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