STUDENTS at South Wilts Grammar School were jumping for joy as they picked up their GCSE results this morning (August 21).

The school said it was proud of their students after they helped the school achieve some of its “best ever” GCSE results.

155 students in total sat their GCSE exams this year, as an impressive 78% of all examinations received grades 7 to 9, with 30% of all results at grade 9.

Eight students achieved a clean sweep of at least ten subjects at grade 9, while 62 students secured eight or more subjects at grade 8 or 9.

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Sophie, Flora and Jess celebrating their results Picture: SWGS

Headteacher Dr Amanda Smith said: “We are immensely proud of our students and all they have accomplished.

“These results are the product of their hard work, determination and commitment, as well as the dedication of our staff and the support of their families.

“The students have shown not only academic excellence but also great character, supporting each other and acting as outstanding role models across the school.

“We look forward to welcoming many of them back into Year 12 and to seeing them continue to thrive in the years ahead.”

The school said it extends its best wishes to all students as they take their next steps.