Education

WCSA Celebrates Outstanding GCSE Success

Good News Post

Aug 21, 2025 — 1 min read

Students Ryan and Kezia with WCSA Principal Mr Tidman

By Education Correspondent

Students at Worle Community School Academy are celebrating after Year 11 achieved an excellent set of GCSE results.

Key performance indicators at the academy have remained strong, with the number of students securing a strong pass in English and Maths continuing to rise year on year.

Students attaining the very highest grades have once again impressed, with standout success from Kezia Fulcher, who achieved grade 9 across all subjects.

There was success across the year group, with the vast majority of students gaining the grades needed to progress onto their next steps, whether A Levels, vocational qualifications, or apprenticeships.

Principal Mark Tidman congratulated all WCSA students on their achievements, expressing his pride in their dedication and commitment throughout their GCSE studies.

He said: “The students have really done us proud yet again. They have shown real determination and talent, and we wish them all the very best as they move on to the next stage of their lives.

“Many thanks also to all our staff and families for the invaluable support they have given during the students’ time at the school.”

Everyone at WCSA wishes the Class of 2025 every success for the future.

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