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Interim principal Amanda Bridgewater said: "I am absolutely delighted with this year's exam results. Our students have shown exceptional commitment to their studies, and their hard work has truly paid off. These results are a testament to their determination and the unwavering support they have received from our staff and their families." As I sit down to write this note to you, my heart is overflowing with love and pride for the young man you are becoming. Watching you grow and develop into the amazing person you are today has been one of the greatest joys of my life. Optimism is the one quality more associated with success and happiness than any other.” – Brian Tracy We know you were a bit nervous before the GCSE exam season, but this proves that you really can achieve anything in life with a bit of effort. St Bede’s Catholic College community says it is 'delighted' with the achievements of Year 11 students this year.

We've mentioned a few things above, but what other objects and occurrences do people traditionally think bring good fortune? Here's a few: I am delighted that our Year 11 students have once again done so well in their GCSEs: their results reflect huge effort and resilience over time, and a willingness to go the extra mile in terms of revision. It has been a pleasure and privilege to work with these dedicated, hard-working young people, and I am delighted that they will now be able to pursue their chosen next steps with confidence and pride.”Blaise High School says this year has seen its best-ever results in terms of progress made, which it hailed a 'phenomenal achievement in the face of all of the challenges that these children have faced'. You’ve studied so hard for this exam; I don’t see any reason for worrying. Even if you forget something, you have this amazing ability to talk nonsense and sound very smart at the same time. Pull yourself together!

An Ofqual spokesperson said: “This year is the second in the phased return to normal of national exams. This means we expect grades to be similar to those seen in 2019, the last year before the pandemic. As I sit down to write this letter to you, I am filled with a sense of awe and wonder at the incredible young woman you have become. You have always had a spark within you, a fierce determination to chase your dreams and make them a reality. Watching you achieve your goals and surpass all expectations has been one of the greatest joys of my life. Please know that all your hard work and effort wasn’t for nothing. All that mattered is that you gave it your all! As I sit down to write this note to you, I am filled with an overwhelming sense of pride and love for you. You are an incredible daughter, with a heart that is pure and full of compassion for others. Watching you grow into the strong, independent young woman you are today has been a joy and a privilege. I am constantly amazed by your intelligence, your creativity, and your unwavering determination to succeed. As you embark on new adventures in life, know that I am here for you, always ready to offer my support, my guidance, and my unconditional love. You are truly a gift to this world, and I am so grateful to be your parent. Brendan Hesketh, director of education at Venturers Trust, who led the school for most of last year, said: “I am incredibly proud of everything that the class of 2023 has accomplished, both in these exam results and their contribution more widely. They are without doubt a fantastic group of young people. Thank you and well done to our wonderful students for everything you have given to Montpelier High School. You are amazing. “The proportion of GCSE entries awarded top grades has fallen from last year but is higher than before the Covid-19 pandemic, national figures show. Hundreds of thousands of teenagers across the country received their GCSE exam results on Thursday in a year when efforts have been made in England to return grading to pre-pandemic levels. Don’t stress about the exam! Just believe in yourself the way I believe in you, and you’ll do great. Although we have many great performances at the top end, with large numbers of grades 8 and 9, we want to recognise all the huge achievements from students that have been dealing with very difficult circumstances. Exams are supposed to be difficult so remember to be kind to yourself and that all that matters is trying your hardest.

Regardless of the results, I shall never stop saying how proud I am of you; so just go in there and give it your all!It’s impossible for you to fail. I know you have your fears and doubts, but every part of me is sure that you will pass this exam. Stiffen that upper lip up and make us proud as you always do. While the implication is that someone may be in danger and thus has to “be careful,” this doesn’t always need to be true. We know that it’s probably all you can think about, but we’re certain that the wait will be worth it!

Exams regulator Ofqual has said a return to pre-pandemic grading means this year’s national GCSE results in England will be lower than last year and similar to levels in 2019 – the year before coronavirus hit. One education expert estimates that far fewer top GCSE grades will be awarded. I hope everything turns out fine” mostly works when you’re not overly familiar with a person. You won’t typically say something like this to a friend or family member because it doesn’t come with as much obvious care as some of the other phrases. Don’t worry if you can’t think of anything to say, we’ve pulled together a collection of simple, funny, and rude ways to say congratulations on passing your exams (and even some proud results day quotes and commiseration messages if things didn’t go to plan) that you can pretend you thought of all by yourself. And if you’ve not yet sorted a card, then make sure to browse our wide range of exam congratulations cards where you’re bound to find something – from cute to cheeky and arty, we’ve got everything! Simple exam congratulations messagesSometimes it’s best to keep things simple and a kind exam congratulations message is all you need. We’ve come up with a few suggestions of our own for what you might want to write: It's an especially proud day at North Star 240°, a SEMH special school in North Bristol. The inclusive school aims to empower and re-engage children in education who have social, emotional and mental health needs and associated learning difficulties.