GCSE results live 2022: Full list of Norfolk and Waveney grades

As teenagers look forward to life after high school, they will be returning today to open their envelopes and learn their all-important results.

This year's cohort is like no other, as it is the first to have completed their entire GCSE courses with some form of Covid disruption.

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It is also the first time since 2019 that grades have been determined through traditional exam situations, rather than teacher assessments.

Experts predict this will see a drop in the number of top grades being dished out - although results are still expected to eclipse those of 2019, the last cohort before the pandemic hit.

This live blog will be updated throughout the day with results and reaction from all of Norfolk's schools.

PLEASE NOTE: Some schools and colleges are choosing not to give the percentage of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths due to the unique way results were assessed in the past two years.

Acle Academy
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - Not supplied (No 2021 figures supplied)

Headteacher Helen Watts said: "We are delighted with the overall and personal results for our 2022 cohort who have showed great determination, resilience and excellent effort in the challenges of the last two years.

"I am particularly grateful to our wonderful staff who have tirelessly to support students with academic and pastoral support."

Alderman Peel High School, Wells
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - Not supplied (No 2021 figures supplied)

Principal Alastair Ogle said: "The students have demonstrated resilience and a fantastic work ethic before during and following on from the pandemic.

"They thoroughly deserve the excellent results they have achieved, demonstrating fantastic progress throughout their five years at APHS.

"Congratulations to them all as well as their parents, carers, staff and everyone who has contributed to their success."

Archbishop Sancroft High School, Harleston
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - Not supplied (No 2021 figures supplied)

Executive headteacher Rob Connelly said: “As a school community, we are immensely proud of what the ASHS Class of 2022 have achieved in the first set of external exams since 2019.

"As a group they have demonstrated great resilience, perseverance and maturity throughout an incredibly turbulent time.

"I am extremely confident that they are very well equipped for whatever lies ahead of them as they embark on their next chapter.”

Attleborough Academy
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - Not supplied (No 2021 figures supplied)

Headteacher Neil McShane said: "I am so proud of our Year 11 ‘Class of 2022’ for achieving so highly.

"The results are quite simply excellent.

"This cohort had the first year of their GCSE studies, when the academy was separated into bubbles, amongst all the anxieties in returning from lockdown.

"They have shown such admirable resilience and focus and all of them deserve full praise for their considerable achievements."

Aylsham High School
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - None supplied (No 2021 figures supplied)

Executive headteacher Duncan Spalding: "I am incredibly proud of every one of our students and what they have achieved.

"It has been a tough and disrupted few years in their education and in their lives and they have shown incredible resilience and determination to achieve such a wonderful set of results."

Broadland High Ormiston Academy, Hoveton
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - Not supplied (No 2021 figures supplied)

Principal Matthew Sprake said: "Congratulations to all our Year 11 students today. You should be rightly proud of your incredible attainment, and the excellent results that you have achieved individually and collectively.

"You have made superb progress despite the disruption to your education.

"The commitment to your studies that you have shown is admirable and will serve you well for the future"

Bungay High School
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - Not supplied (No 2021 figures supplied)

Headteacher Chanel Oswick said: "We are once again incredibly proud of the achievements of all our students considering the disruption they have experienced during their GCSE journeys.

"Due to the hard work, determination and resilience of our students, this year looks to be one of our highest achieving and are a result of a real team effort between pupils, teaching staff, support staff and governors - and of course none of this could have been achieved without the strong support of our parents."

Caister Academy
% of grads 9 to 4 in English and maths - Not supplied (No 2021 figures supplied)

Principal Ben Driver said: “We are delighted with the outcomes achieved by our students today – they are role models for our community and we are incredibly proud.

"Thanks to their dedication, the commitment and aspirations of staff, and the support of parents, the wider community and Creative Education Trust, we have recorded some of the strongest outcomes ever achieved at Caister."

City Academy, Norwich

& of grade 9 to 4 in English and maths - Not supplied (No 2021 figures supplied)

Interim headte0acher Jenny Comber said: "Today we have been able to celebrate the results that our students have achieved. They have worked extremely hard over the last two years, which at times have been challenging for them, and I hope that they leave today immensely proud of everything they have achieved."

I would like to thank all our students, families, staff and wider CAN community for their ongoing support. "

City College, Norwich, Easton College and Paston College

% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - Not supplied (none supplied in 2021)

Jerry White, Principal of City College Norwich, Easton College, and Paston College said: "Congratulations to the hundreds of students at our college who have today achieved GCSE passes in maths, English, and other subjects which they didn't get during their schooling.

"They include a large number of adult learners who have re-taken their GCSEs with us to open up new career opportunities or pave the way to further study on Access to Higher Education and degree courses.

"For our 16- to 19-year-olds and adult students alike, these GCSE achievements are an important milestone in their further education journeys and a testament to the hard work of all our students and their teachers."

City of Norwich School
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - Not supplied (No 2021 figures supplied)

Headteacher Jo Philpott said: "We could not be happier for our CNS class of 2022 - their excellent results reflect their hard work, positive attitudes and determination to succeed.

"We are incredibly proud of them."

Cliff Park Ormiston Academy, Gorleston
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - Not supplied (No 2021 figures supplied)

Principal Harry French said: "We are incredibly proud of our students and the grades they have achieved this year.

"The hard work and resilience shown by them during such an unprecedented time should be commended - and we look forward to following their future successes."

Cromer Academy
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths -80pc (No 2021 figures supplied)

Principal Darren Hollingsworth said: “I am beyond proud of our Cromer pupils and their efforts. It really does go to show that hard work pays dividends.

"I'd like to thank each member of staff who played their part in helping our pupils to the next stage of life.

"We are a team and as a team, we wish every pupil the very best in their journey.”

Dereham Neatherd Academy

% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - Not supplied (No 2021 figures supplied)

Deputy headteacher Jaime Mallett said: "Congratulations to all Neatherd students from the Class of 2022 on their truly exceptional results.

"We could not be prouder of how well everyone has coped with the adversity of the pandemic and with the subsequent return to exams this year.

"This has always been a very special year group for us - full of talented, hardworking and delightfully well-mannered young people - and we could not be happier for them."

Diss High School

% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - (No 2021 figures supplied)

Downham Market Academy
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - (No 2021 figures supplied)

East Coast College, Great Yarmouth & Lowestoft
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - 89pc (No 2021 figures supplied)

Chief executive Stuart Rimmer said: "Congratulations to all our students who have passed their GCSE exams this year.

"As a college we also wish to extend our congratulations to all students in Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft who collected their results today.

"We want to assure you that we have a place waiting for you at East Coast College and Lowestoft Sixth Form and we will work with you to support you in your next steps of learning."

East Point Academy, Lowestoft
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - 60pc (No 2021 figures supplied)

Principal Richard Dolding said: "Congratulations to all our pupils who have worked incredibly hard throughout some very challenging times, you have shown real resilience and determination, ensuring no opportunities to learn have been missed.

"I am extremely proud of you and wish you all the best for your future."

Fakenham Academy
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - Not supplied (No 2021 figures supplied)

Headteacher Gavin Green said: "We are incredibly proud of your achievements despite all the challenges you have faced during the Covid years.

"Your hard work and determination has enabled the year group to attain fantastic grades in all subjects, especially in English and maths.

"The results are significantly improved from 2019."

Flegg High Ormiston Academy, Great Yarmouth
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - Not supplied (No 2021 figures supplied)

Principal Jane Bennett said: "We are absolutely delighted that the hard work and determination displayed by our students has been rewarded today with excellent results.

"Despite the challenges of the past few years, our aspirational students have achieved the best set of examination results in the academy’s history."

A quarter of the school's maths grades were grade 7 and above.

Framingham Earl High School
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - Not supplied (No 2021 figures supplied)

Headteacher Rebecca Arnold said: "These are an excellent set of examination results with so many moments to celebrate including progress and attainment.

"Congratulations to those receiving the top grades - 152 Grade 9s have been awarded to our students.

"The overall results are the highest in the school’s recent history and buck the national trend in being higher than 2021."

Great Yarmouth Charter Academy
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - 50pc (No 2021 figures supplied)

Principal Kevin Blakey said: "I am delighted for the pupils at Charter who have worked hard to catch up following the disruption to their education.

"Staff and pupils have worked tirelessly to help them gain the best opportunities to move onto the next stage of their education.

"We wish them all the best for the future.”

Hellesdon High School
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - Not supplied (No 2021 figures supplied)

Principals Mike Earl and Tom Rolfe said: "We are extremely proud of our students who have achieved an excellent set of results.

"They have been a pleasure to work with and have shown considerable commitment to their studies throughout the last few years.

"Thank you to the staff body for preparing the students so well for the summer exams and for parents and carers for their ongoing support."

Hethersett Academy
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - 90pc (No 2021 figures supplied)

Principal Jane Diver said: "Congratulations to our Year 11 students who have worked incredibly hard to achieve their results - we are very proud.

"On behalf of myself and the team at Hethersett Academy, we wish them all the very best for the future."

Hewett Academy, Norwich
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - 40pc (No 2021 figures supplied)

Principal Lucy Austin said: "We are proud of our students, staff and community who have worked really hard for these results.

"A group of resilient students with whom it’s been a pleasure to work with and to see them prepare for their next steps.

"Well done Year 11, we wish you all the best for the future but remember you will always be part of the Hewett family."

Hobart High School, Loddon
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths Not supplied- (No 2021 figures supplied)

Head of school Ross Li-Rocchi said: "The Hobart class of 2022 have performed brilliantly, and the smiles on faces this morning reflected the just rewards for their efforts, endeavour and resilience during the most challenging of GCSE years.

" During a time when the media headlines have often referred to ‘catch-up’ it was lovely to be part of celebrations that focused on achievement and looking towards exciting journeys ahead for the youngsters.

"Congratulations to students and their families and thank you to all staff for their dedication and hard work."

Iceni Academy, Methwold
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - Not supplied (No 2021 figures supplied)

Principal Lesley Hogg said: "We are so proud of all of our students, despite the challenges thrown up by Covid and missing a significant amount of face-to-face teaching.

"Since returning full-time to the academy building in April last year, the staff have worked tirelessly to ensure that all students had the opportunity to excel in their subjects.

"Particular praise must go to Emily Turmaine, who got a fantastic array of results including five grade 8s and a grade 9 and Noah Bruno, who achieved three grade 9s in modern foreign languages."

Jane Austen College, Norwich
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - 73pc (No 2021 figures supplied)

Summer Turner, principal at JAC, said: "We are so proud of our Year 11 students, they have risen to the challenges set before them and exceeded expectations.

"We wish them all the best in their future endeavours."

King Edward VII Academy, King's Lynn
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - 56pc (No 2021 figures supplied)

Principal Sarah Hartshorn said: "I am very proud of all our students who have been focused and determined to succeed despite the challenges that have been thrown at them, they have not faltered in their resolve.

"We are committed to ensuring that every student that attends King Edward VII Academy attains the knowledge, skills and qualifications to enable them to access the next stage of their life journey, with the confidence to succeed whatever their goals."

King’s Lynn Academy
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - Not supplied No 2021 figures supplied

Principal Alan Fletcher said: "We are absolutely delighted - we all understand just how difficult the last two years have been for students in this year group following the extreme disruption to their education caused by the pandemic.

"It is great to see our students being rewarded for their hard work and for the resilience they have had to show.

"I have never been quite so proud of a group of young people as I am today."

Langley School, Loddon
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - 83pc (2021: 95pc)

Headmaster Jon Perriss said: "The excellent results earned by Langley pupils demonstrates fantastic commitment and resilience over the pst three years; time disruption by lockdown and living in bubbles.

"Staff and parents have been wonderful supports throughout and I am proud of the Langley community."

Long Stratton High School
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - (No 2021 figures supplied)

Lynn Grove Academy, Gorleston
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - Not supplied (No 2021 figures supplied)

Principal Alison Mobbs said: "Congratulations are due to the class of 22 – we are proud of their hard work and perseverance which has translated into some impressive results.

"This group of young people have grown up in unique and challenging times and have developed skills and attributes as a result.

"Put these together with their impressive academic results and they are well placed for future success.

"As ever, thanks to their parents for their patient and consistent support and to their teachers for going the extra mile."

Marshland High School, Wisbech
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - 65pc (No 2021 figures supplied)

Headteacher Craig Jansen said: "Our students and staff worked incredibly hard to ensure a very high level of performance across all subject areas.

"I am truly overwhelmed at the phenomenal results that have been achieved. So many of our students significantly exceeded their aspirational targets."

The Nicholas Hamond Academy, Swaffham
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - (No 2021 figures supplied)

North Walsham High School
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - 73pc (No 2021 figures supplied)

James Gosden, headteacher, said: "We are exceptionally proud of our 2022 GCSE results.

"These results, which are both excellent in their own right and when compared to other schools nationally, show a remarkable improvement from our 2019 results and reflect the hard work and ambition of all connected with the school.

"73pc of our students gained at least a grade 4 in both English and maths, with 61pc of our students achieving at least a grade 5.

"All subjects have improved across the school and we have seen a large number of grade 9s. This is certainly a day for celebration."

Northgate High School, Dereham

% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - Not supplied (No 2021 figures supplied)

Headteachers Zoe Galley and Duncan Hone said: "Following an excellent set of exam results at Dereham Sixth Form last week, we are delighted with our GCSE outcomes for 2022.

"The overall results exceed our good 2019 outcomes and we congratulate all of our students who have worked so hard to achieve them over the last two turbulent years."

Norwich High School for Girls
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - 98pc (No 2021 figures supplied)

Alison Sefton, Head of Norwich High School for Girls said: “Students should be very proud of their excellent results collected today, especially given that this cohort faced a disrupted start to their senior school education due to the covid pandemic.

"I would like to thank the hard-working Norwich High staff for continuing to inspire students with their dedication, but most importantly, well done to the students for approaching their studies with determination and for all their well-deserved successes.”

Nearly half of all students achieved grades 9-7, with 60pc of results graded 9-8.

Norwich School

Norwich School pupil Maddie Hallam reacts to her GCSE results (Image: Norwich School)

% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - 99.6pc (No 2021 figures supplied)

Steffan Griffiths, head, said, “The overall cohort results are very pleasing but the focus of today should be on the many individual success stories, particularly in the challenging learning environment of recent years.

"We are proud of them all and offer heartfelt congratulations to them, their families and the teachers who have helped them so much on their GCSE journey.”

Notre Dame High School, Norwich
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - Not supplied (No 2021 figures supplied)

Headteacher Tom Pinnington said: "The staff at the school, and the families in the community, are incredibly proud of the achievements of this cohort.

"Year 11 have thrived under many uncertainties, including whether formal examinations would occur.

"In the vast majority of cases, students are moving on to their first choice of post 16 education or training.

"Their knowledge, strength of character and moral values will serve them and their future communities well."

Old Buckenham High School
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - Not supplied (No 2021 figures supplied)

Headteacher Andrew Fell said: "I am delighted with the school’s exam results as they represent the best ever for our school and show a marked improvement since pre-pandemic levels.

"The result are due to high quality teaching, the wrap around support during and after the school closures and, of course, all the hard work by our amazing pupils. Some of the highlights include:

"Sunshine who achieved 9 grade 9s closely followed by Sophie with 7 grade 9s.

"Kieran, Lexie and Yolanda achieved on average 2 1/2 grades better in each of their exams than their peers."

Open Academy Norwich
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - Not supplied (No 2021 figures supplied)

Principal Jon Ford said: "We can be doubly proud of these results as they should achieve our best-ever progress figures, so we are celebrating a new high for the academy.

"With some fantastic individual performances and some excellent progress journeys, we could not be happier for our students and the success they have achieved.

"This is a testament to their hard work has they have returned from lockdowns and they are to be congratulated."

Ormiston Denes Academy, Lowestoft
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - Not supplied (No 2021 figures supplied)

Principal Kate Williams said: "We are very proud of our students for the determination they have shown over the last three years.

"Despite uncertainties around exam and disruption to education, they have shown aspiration and resilience, traits which will stand them in good stead for the rest of their lives."

Ormiston Venture Academy, Gorleston
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - Not supplied (No 2021 figures supplied)

Principal Simon Gilbert-Barnham, said: "This group of young people are truly quite amazing.

"The exceptional outcomes are inspiring and have set a new benchmark for our community; going beyond our already outstanding achievements of previous years.

"It really is with pride that we wish them all the very best in their futures.

Ormiston Victory Academy, Costessey
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - Not supplied (No 2021 figures supplied)

Principal Naomi Palmer said:  “We are very proud of our GCSE Class of 2022 and the great results they have achieved, which are hugely deserved.

"They have worked extremely hard over the last two years, despite many barriers, and it’s brilliant to be able to celebrate their success.”

Pakefield High School
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - (No 2021 figures supplied)

Reepham High School
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - Not supplied (No 2021 figures supplied)

Headteacher Tim Gibbs said: "Congratulations to all of our pupils on their GCSE results. The challenges faced by all over the last few years have been huge, yet the results are incredibly pleasing.

"We wish those leaving us all the best in everything they do, and we look forward to welcoming back for two more years those studying their A Levels at Reepham College. The departing year group have been a pleasure to work with.

"Thank you to staff for their relentless hard work and good nature. Finally, thank you to the parents who have supported us brilliantly."

Saint Felix School, Southwold
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - 90.6pc (2021: 100pc)

Headmaster James Harrison said: “Our GSCE pupils this year should be extremely proud of themselves.

"The results are testament to the flexible and swift way in which pupils, and staff, at Saint Felix were able to adapt over the past few years; first to online learning and then back to a relatively ‘normal’ school life, which, for all Saint Felix pupils, means a nurturing and encouraging community of learners."

St Clement's High School, Terrington
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths -66pc (No 2021 figures supplied)

Headteacher Nigel Willingham said: "We are absolutely thrilled to have achieved these results after such a disrupted period of time.

"It is a testament to the hard work and commitment shown by both staff and students."

Sewell Park Academy, Norwich
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - Not supplied (No 2021 figures supplied)

Headteacher David Day said: "This is a moment to say congratulations to the class of 2022 for what they have achieved.

"Some have overcome significant obstacles and done so with a fantastic attitude towards their studies together with a true focus on obtaining a future of value.

"I am proud of my staff who have gone above and beyond in their provision of support to our pupils through these recent challenging years."

Sheringham High School
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - Exact figure not supplied (No 2021 figures supplied)

Headteacher Andrew Richardson said: "We are immensely proud of all our students.

"When nearly 90pc of students once again achieve level 4 + in English, and maths and science build a powerful core curriculum with their impressive results, it shows the quality of teaching and the commitment of the students and staff.

"When these core subjects are then supported by outstanding results in options like art, AD, photography and philosophy - and a fifth of all results are at level 7 or above, it is clear that students enjoy their learning, broad curriculum and the school.

"Their resilience is superb."

Sir John Leman High School, Beccles
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - (No 2021 figures supplied)

Smithdon High School, Hunstanton
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - Not supplied (No 2021 figures supplied)

Retiring headteacher John Hirst said: "Despite the difficult times this cohort has had, which led to the disruption of their education, they responded positively and can enjoy their successful GCSE results.

"The good careers guidance students received has meant that they are able to progress to their chosen next stages."

Springwood High School, King’s Lynn
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - Not supplied (No 2021 figures supplied)

Headteacher Andy Johnson said: "I am so proud of the achievements of these students.

"They have had a tough few years and these results have demonstrated the excellent working relationships between our students and their teachers."

Sprowston Community Academy
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - Not supplied (No 2021 figures supplied)

Headteacher Liz Wood said: "We are delighted with our results.

"After a very difficult two years, they are a testament to the hard work and determination of our Year 11 students. who, alongside dedicated and passionate staff, worked tirelessly to make the most of both classroom opportunities and after school sessions.

"They did so with positivity, good humour and a sense of team- continuing to contribute to the culture and wider life of the school."

Stalham High School
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - Not supplied (No 2021 figures supplied)

Executive headteacher Andrew Richardson said: "The school's performance in key subjects like English and maths is super and represents another leap forward in core subject results.

"But there are also great things to celebrate in subjects like history, food technology and individual sciences.

"The teaching staff, support staff, students and parents have come together to meet the very particular challenges of recent times in a true learning community."

Taverham High School
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - Not supplied (No 2021 figures supplied)

Headteacher Roger Harris said: "A massive congratulations to the students of Taverham High.

"They have done phenomenally well given the circumstances of the last few years.

"The efforts of the staff and parents and carers has meant that the students have secured excellent results and we wish them all the success for the future."

Thetford Academy
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - 60pc (No 2021 figures supplied)

Principal Dan Carter said: "Congratulations to our Year 11 students who have worked incredibly hard to achieve these results, securing their places on their next pathways to success.

"On behalf of myself and the team at Thetford Academy, we wish them all the very best for the future.”

The school had a 100pc pass rate in biology, chemistry, physics and French and received double the number of grade 9 results achieved in 2019.

Thetford Grammar School
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths -88pc (2021: 100pc)

Headteacher Michael Brewer said: "We are very proud of our students for achieving personal and objective successes in these examinations.

"It is important to recognise that almost every pupil collecting GCSE results in the country today had three-fifths of their senior school experience disrupted by Covid, including both years of their GCSE studies.

"In fact, the last fully ‘normal’ school year for most of them will have been year eight.

"Unlike any previous year group, the skills and attributes that they acquired throughout the pandemic will define them far more than their exam results."

Thomas Clarkson Academy, Wisbech
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - Not supplied (No 2021 figures supplied)

Principal Richard Scott said: "I am phenomenally proud of our year 11 students and the fantastic exam results they have received.

"Since the start of the pandemic, this year group has shown remarkable perseverance, diligence and dedication to their studies despite the significant disruption to their learning.

A student who spoke no English on arriving at the school from Spain two years ago, Jasleen Kaur, came away with two 9s, four 8s, three 7s and a distinction.

Thorpe St Andrew School
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - Not supplied (No 2021 figures supplied)

Principal Penny Bignell said: "Congratulations to all our students in achieving such excellent results this year.

"These results are testimony to the commitment, determination and resilience that students, staff and parents have displayed throughout the last two years.

"Everyone should be incredibly proud of the efforts they have put in over these challenging times."

University Technical College Norfolk (UTCN)
% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - 67pc (2021: 69pc)

Headteacher designate Emma Palik said: "Congratulations go students, staff and parents for all their hard work and dedication in difficult circumstances.

"We are particularly pleased to see so many grade 8s and 9s.

"It is also nice to see a number of students going directly into the world of work and taking up apprenticeships at 16."

Wayland Academy, Watton

Wayland Academy pupils celebrate its best ever GCSE results haul (Image: Wayland Academy)

% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - 81pc (No 2021 figures supplied)

Principal Glen Allott said: "“We are all incredibly proud of all the hard work that our Year 11’s have put in to achieve the great results that many pupils deserve.

"They have risen to the occasion and gone beyond our expectations in many cases.

"Our mantra has been “no excuses” and they have exemplified this."

Wymondham College:

% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - Not supplied (No 2021 figures supplied)

Principal Zoe Fisher said: "‘Congratulations to our brilliant students on achieving an outstanding set of GCSE grades. There are many success stories and the results are, once again, among the very highest in the region.

"It has been a tough and challenging time, but our students and staff have demonstrated resilience and determination in overcoming the challenges."

Wymondham High Academy

% of grades 9 to 4 in English and maths - Not supplied (No 2021 figures supplied)

Principal Jonathan Rockey said: "We are so pleased by the GCSE examination results after what has been such a disrupted two years.

"With over 31pc of pupil grades at 7-9 and 80pc of young people achieving 9-4, the pupils have demonstrated great resilience in applying themselves.

"Such success is testament to the combination of hard work, great teaching and family support."