GCSEs: Sir Christopher Hatton Academy, Wellingborough

Students at Sir Christopher Hatton are celebrating after receiving their exam results today (Thursday).

Sir Christopher Hatton has consistently been the top school in the county for Progress 8, the measure used to reflect the progress that students make throughout their time at secondary school.

This year the individual students who have obtained the highest progress scores are:

- Clive Agiam who joins Hatton sixth form to study A-levels in maths, chemistry, biology and physics

- Kira McMillan who joins Hatton sixth form to study A-levels in Spanish, biology, English Lang/Lit and philosophy & ethics

- Kishan Patel joins Hatton sixth form to study A-level in maths, business studies, physics and further maths

- Joanna Warczynska joins Hatton sixth form to study A-levels in biology, philosophy & ethics, film studies and English Lang/Lit

- Sazzard Hossain joins Hatton sixth form to study maths, business studies, further maths and computer science

Special mention must go to Kian Patel who has been awarded grade 9’s in all of his subjects.

Kian will continue his education within Hatton sixth form studying A-levels in maths, business studies, further maths and physics.

Mr Mitchell and Mr Salisbury, co-principals, said: "We are very proud that our Year 11 2020 cohort have achieved such well-deserved grades after all of their hard work, focus and determination.

"We wish to acknowledge our tenacious staff who have worked tirelessly to ensure the best outcomes and extend our thanks and gratitude to parents who have supported the academy and their children throughout this time.

"We wish the Year 11 2020 cohort our very best wishes as they take their next future steps."

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