Lancashire GCSE results 2023: Live updates as students across the county get their grades

Thousands of students across Lancashire are set to finally find out their GCSE results today (Thursday, August 24.)
GCSE Results Day 2023 is here. Image is not from this year.GCSE Results Day 2023 is here. Image is not from this year.
GCSE Results Day 2023 is here. Image is not from this year.

We’re bringing you all the latest GCSE news from across the county as they come in, so take a look below.

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GCSE’s LIVE: see the results as they happen across Lancashire

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Stonyhurst College praises students for outstanding GCSE results

Stonyhurst is proud of this year’s Year 11 cohort, with some spectacular results reflected in its collective 100% pass rate.

Stonyhurst College praises students for outstanding GCSE results

Stonyhurst is proud of this year’s Year 11 cohort, with some spectacular results reflected in its collective 100% pass rate.

Jubilant scenes at Holy Cross Catholic High School

Students get GCSE results at Holy Cross Catholic High School, Chorley, Lancashire.Students get GCSE results at Holy Cross Catholic High School, Chorley, Lancashire.
Students get GCSE results at Holy Cross Catholic High School, Chorley, Lancashire.

Carr Hill High School praises students for hard efforts

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Andrew Waller, Head at Carr Hill High School, has praised students for ‘bouncing back’ with ‘fantastic individual performances’ in this years GCSE results.

Students and staff at Armfield Academy in South Shore have shown “incredible resilience and commitment”

Mr Mark Kilmurray, Headteacher of Armfield Academy, said: “Our students and staff have shown incredible resilience and commitment.

“They have my complete admiration for the way in which they got on with the task at hand, working towards their goals calmly, diligently and methodically.

“I am proud of everything our students have achieved.

“This was a special cohort who will be remembered for the generous contributions they have made, not only to the school community but to the wider community of South Shore given they are the very first cohort of Yr 11 students to graduate from Armfield Academy.

“They have been great role models to our younger students.

“This sort of resilience and commitment during the tough years we have all been through, is what I am very proud of today, well done to the students as they continue their individual personal journeys on to College, Sixth Form, Modern Apprenticeships or indeed the world of work – now Year 11 go out and be the best that you can be.

“We are grateful to the support of parents and carers, who have offered their continuous and invaluable support.”

Brownedge stronger than ever!

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Brownedge pupils celebrating their results

Brownedge St Mary’s Catholic High School in Bamber Bridge say their GCSE results have improved on pre covid levels (2019), and far exceeded last year’s.

St Cecilia’s RC High School congratulates pupils for record year

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Eve, Katie, Julia, Frankie

St Cecilia’s in Longridge say they have received their best results yet!

Millfield Science and Performing Arts College congratulates its pupils

Ava Cook, Chrissy Winnard, Grace Cudlip, Rebecca Blackburn, Bethany Hutchinson, Sammi Cheng,  Ella Witcher and Millie TowersAva Cook, Chrissy Winnard, Grace Cudlip, Rebecca Blackburn, Bethany Hutchinson, Sammi Cheng,  Ella Witcher and Millie Towers
Ava Cook, Chrissy Winnard, Grace Cudlip, Rebecca Blackburn, Bethany Hutchinson, Sammi Cheng, Ella Witcher and Millie Towers

Headteacher Mrs Nicola Regan said: “It has been an excellent year for Team Millfield and once again we are incredibly proud of our students and what they have achieved.

“These incredible young people had two years of disrupted education, sometimes being required to learn at home, either through the lockdowns or due to periods of self-isolation, and many have had to overcome challenging circumstances. What we saw in our students was self-motivation, drive and determination, all essential skills that will help them in their future lives.

“The results they have achieved today are a combination of their own hard work, attending school, excellent teaching and pastoral care, and of course the love, guidance and support from theirfamilies. We are delighted for our Year 11s and the excellent results they have achieved. It is wonderful to know that their results will ensure that many doors are opened to them on the next step on their educational journey.

“We wish our exceptional Class of 2023 every success in their bright futures.”

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Ella Armbruster, Chrissy Winnard, Maisie Anderson and Gracie Oates

Balshaw's Church of England High School "delighted" by their 2023 GCSE results

Left to right: Madeleine Smith, Lucie Clipston, Harry Burbidge, Mia Litherland, Rebekah Sutherland, Eva LuckhurstLeft to right: Madeleine Smith, Lucie Clipston, Harry Burbidge, Mia Litherland, Rebekah Sutherland, Eva Luckhurst
Left to right: Madeleine Smith, Lucie Clipston, Harry Burbidge, Mia Litherland, Rebekah Sutherland, Eva Luckhurst

The Leyland school says the the hard work, dedication and commitment of their students have lead to excellent GCSE results this year.

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