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Class of 2026 Celebrates GCSE Results and Looks Ahead to Bright Futures 

Pupils, parents and staff gathered at CFS today to celebrate the GCSE achievements of the Class of 2026. There were smiles, celebrations and emotional reunions as pupils collected the results they have been working towards throughout their secondary education. 

Today's results reflect the commitment and determination shown by this year's cohort. Every pupil has followed their own journey, and their achievements have opened the door to a wide range of exciting opportunities as they prepare for the next stage of education, training or employment. 

Executive Principal, Mr Garner, said: 

"GCSE Results Day is always a special occasion because it recognises the dedication our pupils have shown over many years. We are delighted to celebrate their successes today and are incredibly proud of everything they have achieved. These results reflect not only academic effort but also the resilience, maturity and character they have developed during their time at CFS. We congratulate every pupil and thank our staff and families for the invaluable support they have provided throughout the journey." 

Pupils achieved strong outcomes across many subjects, with notable successes in English, Mathematics, PE, Media Studies, Science and Religious Studies. These results demonstrate the value of a broad curriculum and the commitment shown by pupils across all areas of school life. This year also marks CFS's best year ever for the number of pupils achieving a grade 5 or higher in English and Maths.

Head of Secondary, Mr Phillips, commented: 

"Watching our pupils collect their results today has been incredibly rewarding. Behind every set of grades is a story of hard work, perseverance and personal growth. I have seen this year group overcome challenges, support one another and continue striving to achieve their goals. I am so proud of every single one of them and wish them every success in whatever comes next." 

Several pupils achieved particularly impressive academic results, including Devon Stevens, Isla Harley, Harvey Ayling, Cooper Barkey, Mya Dunning, Felix Garlic, Thomas Knight, Fergus Miller and Isla Bailey; while many pupils such as Oakley Sullivan, Joe Cox and Olive Pascoe deserve a special recognition for the outstanding progress made during their time at CFS. 

The entire CFS community congratulates the Class of 2026 and wishes them every success for the future.