BRISTOL Free School celebrated a record-breaking year for its GCSE results.
The state-funded academy saw 80 per cent of students achieve five grade 4s or above, including English and Maths – an increase from last year.
In Double Science, 82 per cent of students achieved grade 4 and above, excluding the 60 students who pursued Triple Science who all achieved a strong pass and above.
History students excelled, with 24 per cent achieving the top grade of 9. In Geography, 51 per cent of students achieved grade 7 and above, reflecting strong academic performance.
Computer Science saw 89 per cent of students attain grade 4 and above, showcasing excellence in digital learning. All vocational subjects performed strongly.
Headteacher Susan King said: “These results reflect the hard work and commitment of our students and staff, and we are thrilled to celebrate their success. I want to thank our families for their constant support.
“I am particularly delighted to see that young people from disadvantaged backgrounds have made the most progress in the school’s history. It is something we have been focusing on, particularly after the pandemic, so it is wonderful to see this work come through for young people in these results.”
