Students and staff at St Paul's Way are celebrating GCSE Results Day as another cohort prepares to take the next step in their educational journey.

Leading the way this year was Safwan, who achieved an exceptional ten Grade 9s. Safwan is part of the first group of students to complete their GCSEs having attended St Paul's Way throughout both primary and secondary education.

Reflecting on his time at the school, Safwan said:

"I am particularly grateful for the amazing opportunities beyond the classroom, like the Duke of Edinburgh's Award, which have taught me skills like critical thinking and helped my communication. I would also like to thank all of the wonderful teachers who have helped me along the way."

His achievements reflect St Paul's Way's commitment to ensuring every student is known, supported and challenged to fulfil their potential. Through high-quality teaching, exceptional pastoral care and a wide range of enrichment opportunities, students are equipped to thrive both in school and beyond.

Outstanding Student Achievements

Many students are celebrating excellent results today.

Fatima achieved an outstanding nine Grade 9s and one Grade 7. Looking back on her time at St Paul's Way, she thanked the school for "the significant number of in-depth and thorough interventions that teachers provided us" as she prepares for the next stage of her education and a future in science.

Another top performer, Samiul, achieved an impressive seven Grade 9s and three Grade 8s. Speaking about his success, he reflected on how he "looked forward to every lesson" and shared that "the biggest motivation is enjoying the moment."

More individual success stories can be found here.

Celebrating the Class of 2026

Head of School Firdusi Uddin congratulated students on their achievements:

"Today is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate the hard work, determination and growth shown by our students throughout their time at St Paul's Way.

"These results represent far more than grades alone. They reflect years of commitment, perseverance and personal development, supported every step of the way by our dedicated staff and families.

"Whether students are continuing their studies here in our sixth form or pursuing other pathways, we know they will go on to accomplish great things."

As part of University Schools Trust, St Paul's Way students benefit from an ambitious curriculum, exceptional enrichment opportunities and partnerships with leading universities and organisations. These experiences help broaden horizons, raise aspirations and prepare young people for future success.

As the Class of 2026 looks ahead to the future, students leave behind a legacy of ambition, character and achievement that continues to define the St Paul's Way community. Their accomplishments today mark the beginning of an exciting new chapter, and we look forward to following their future successes.