GCSE Results
GCSE Results 2025“Catholic education aims not only to communicate facts, but also to transmit a coherent, comprehensive vision of life, in the conviction that the truths contained in that vision liberate students in the most profound meaning of human freedom.’
Saint John Paul II
Loreto Grammar Celebrating GCSE 2025 Results
We are delighted for the students at Loreto on their considerable outcomes. It has been another year of outstanding achievements.
3 students achieved all grade 9s
48.5% are at grades 8-9
71% of all grades are at 7-9 grades
The majority of students are staying on and to those who are leaving us we wish them every success in their new ventures. We are proud of this cohort of fine young women and of their contribution to Loreto life. We look forward to celebrating with them on Speech Night in September at the Bridgewater Hall.
All Hallows Students Shine
Temani, Luke, Sophia,Thomas and Samuel
All Hallows Catholic College is thrilled to announce another year of exceptional GCSE results, from the Class of 2025. Today’s atmosphere in school was filled with joy, pride, and celebration as students received their long-awaited grades.
Principal, Mr Tim Beesley, shared his delight:
“These results are a testament to the hard work and determination of our students. I’m incredibly proud of what they’ve achieved. Their success is richly deserved, and I want to thank parents and carers for their unwavering support. Our staff have also played a vital role, guiding and inspiring our young people every step of the way. We’re excited to welcome the majority of them into our Sixth Form, where their journey continues.”
Alex and Elfa, Rose, Connie, Cara, Evie and Alice, Tyler and Kyle, Rose
Head of Year, Clare Bell-Smith, added:
“It’s been a privilege to support this cohort over the past five years. Their achievements today reflect their resilience and commitment, and we couldn’t be more pleased.”
Chair of Governors, Clair Watson, commented:
“We are deeply proud of our students and staff. These results reflect the dedication, care, and hard work that define our College community. Thank you to everyone who has contributed to this success.”
Thomas and James, Ayesha, Josh, Benjamin and Jacob
Among the top achievers this year were Thomas Bidgood, who earned an outstanding 10 Grade 9s, and Aidan Reynolds, with 6 Grade 9s, 3 Grade 8s, and a Grade 7. Other high performers include Efa Bridge, Luke Mottram, Matilda Johnson, Tyler & Kyle Lutman, Josephine Abernethy, Ayesha Jones, Joseph Boyle, Peter Jepson, Rose Cassidy, Benjamin Hand, Temani Evans, Matthew Mellor, Anna Magee, Thomas Walker, and Sophia Job.
We extend our heartfelt congratulations to all our students—especially those who have made remarkable progress during their time at All Hallows.
As always, All Hallows joins other Cheshire East schools in celebrating individual and collective achievements, rather than publishing school-level performance tables