IT WAS a day to celebrate for the Year 11 pupils at Prestatyn High School yesterday (August 24), with many having achieved top GCSE grades.
Neil Foley, the exceptionally proud headteacher, said: “These excellent results are testament to the hard work and resilience of our amazing pupils.
“Our Year 11s have worked alongside all staff in the school to achieve these remarkable results.
“Well done, and good luck with the next stage of your education journey.
“I am sure our pupils will all go onto even greater success, with many of them embarking upon A-levels with us in our Sixth Form.
“To the class of 2023; we are so proud of you.”
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A school spokesperson added: "It has been a day to celebrate the achievements of our Year 11 pupils.
"We are extremely proud of them all, and delighted to see so many of them achieve top GCSE grades.
"We would also like to thank our dedicated and committed staff for guiding our learners in ensuring they were prepared for their GCSEs.
"We would also thank our parents/carers, community and governors for their support and tireless energy."
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