Students and staff at Maiden Erlegh Chiltern Edge are today celebrating the achievements of this year's GCSE and BTEC students and the culmination of years of hard work, commitment and perseverance. 

The results this summer reflect the commitment shown by students throughout their time at the school. Additionally, around 15% of all grades awarded were at Grade 7 or above, with 17% of the cohort achieving one or more of the coveted Grade 9s within their suite of results. Students secured particularly strong outcomes across a wide range of subjects including Maths, Further Maths, BTEC Sport, Science (Triple and Combined), Music, Geography, Food Technology, Drama and English Language. 

Alongside celebrating their achievements, students are now looking ahead to the next stage of their journeys. They will progress to a wide range of exciting destinations including sixth form, further education and apprenticeship pathways, pursuing subjects and careers that reflect their individual talents, interests and ambitions. 

Headteacher, Emma Bliss, said: 

“I am immensely proud of this year’s GCSE cohort and these results are a reflection not only of their hard work and resilience, but also of their strong desire to be the very best versions of themselves. This year, students completed qualifications across 25 different GCSE and vocational subjects, reflecting the breadth of opportunities available and allowing them to flourish across all areas of the curriculum. 

These outcomes will give our students a fantastic foundation for the next stage of their education or training. I must extend a huge thank you to the staff at MECE who have supported these students every step of the way and can be rightfully proud of the success achieved by our students.” 

Students were also keen to express their gratitude to staff for their belief and support throughout their journey at Maiden Erlegh Chiltern Edge. The encouragement and expertise of teachers, coupled with the dedication of students, have together created a culture of aspiration, support and achievement. Students were particularly grateful for the opportunities to take additional qualifications and for the extensive efforts behind the scenes to ensure they were fully prepared for success in their examinations. 

As these students move forward to sixth form, college or apprenticeships, everyone in the MECE community wishes them every success in the exciting paths ahead and looks forward to hearing about their future achievements.