THE ENTIRE YPDVA Community is delighted with the progress made by their year 11 family members who started their secondary learning journey during the pandemic. They have demonstrated fortitude and tenacity in overcoming the hurdles which they faced. The staff wishes to congratulate them on their exceptional progress and achievements and in being the very best that they can be.
A large number have achieved higher grade passes with almost a fifth achieving at least 5 A* to A grades. The success of their learners is a great cause for celebration with 98% of them securing at least 5 passes.
Headteacher, Rachael Thomas said: “I recognise the hard work of our pupils made in achieving their results which will enable them to continue their learning journeys to college, 6th form, or work-based training.
“On behalf of all pupils, I would like to pay tribute to the professionalism and dedication of our teaching and support staff both during years 10 and 11 and throughout their YPDVA/all age learning journey.
“I would also like to thank their families, the governing body, local authority and wider community for their valued contribution and support.”
Notable achievements include:
- Anabelle Wilson 10A*’s, 3A’s, 1 distinction – Add Maths
- Sam Kelly 7A*’s, 6A’s
- Rebeca Michael 7A*’s, 5A’s,1B
- Kodey Holt 4A*’s, 4A’s, 4B’s
- Niamh Devonald 7A*’s 5A’s, 1B
- Noah Scott 1A*, 6A’s, 4B’s
- Eliza Peach 7A*’s, 5A’s, 1B
- Will Rowe 9A’s, 4B’s
- Hallie Colston 1A*, 7A’s, 5B’s
- James Clark 1A*, 5A’s, 8B’s
Rachel Thomas added: “Be joyful, keep the faith and do the little things!/Byddwch lawen, cadwch y ffydd a gwnewch y pethau bychain!”
