“Flying High in Whitchurch!” – Sir John Talbot’s Students Celebrate a Sky-High Set of Results

There’s a real buzz in Whitchurch this week as students at Sir John Talbot’s School receive their results and once again, they’ve done themselves proud.

The class of 2025 has shown resilience, ambition and talent in equal measure. Mrs Elms Assistant Headteacher who led the year group said “A huge congratulations to all Year 11 students receiving their GCSE results today. It has been a pleasure to lead this year group for the past four years. They have been an excellent cohort of students who have brightened many days here at SJT. I wish them every success in their futures, and they will always belong to SJT.”

Headteacher Mr. Stonall shared the praise; “Our results prove that nothing can hold back this generation of learners. I couldn’t be prouder, their determination, resilience, and ambition have shone through, and these results are a true reflection of the hard work they and our dedicated staff have put in. Every single student has something to celebrate today, and I’m excited to see them take their next steps, whether into apprenticeships, college, or our ever-growing Sixth Form.  Once again students at Sir John Talbot’s School have smashed expectations with results that rival the very best in the region.”

Whether heading to college, apprenticeships, or staying on with us in our Trust Sixth Form, every single student has something to celebrate today.  The Marches Multi Academy Trust is launching Open6 this September – our new hybrid learning model for A Levels and BTECs, giving students across the Trust access to more subjects than ever before. Whether online or in-person, the future of sixth form is flexible, ambitious, and open to all.

To find out more, why not visit our Open Evening on Thursday 18^th September.

Notable Achievements:

Oliver Temperton (1 Grade 8, 3 x Grade 7s, 4 Grade 6s, 1 Grade 5)
Daniel Temperton (1 Grade 7, 5 x Grade 6s, 3 x Grade 5s)
Annabelle Growcott (4 x Grade 9s, 3 x Grade 8s, 2 x Grade 7s)
Shajib Zaman (2 x Grade 9s, 4 x Grade 8s, 3 x Grade 7s)
Holly Hornby (2 x Grade 8s, 4 x Grade 7s, 3 x Grade 6s)
Niamh Gibson (2 x Grade 9s, 3 x Grade 8s, 4 x Grade 7s)
Joe Sheridan (1 Grade 8, 2 x Grade 7s, 3 x Grade 6s, 3 Grade 5s)
Evie Bates (2 x Grade 9s, 5 x Grade 8s, 2 x Grade 7s)
Olivia Ashley (1 Grade 8, 2 x Grade 7s, 4 x Grade 6s, 3 x Grade 5s)
Cooper Watson (3 x Grade 8s, 3 x Grade 7s, 2 x Grade 6s, 1 Grade 5)