Milford Haven school students have been congratulated on their GCSE results.

“On behalf of staff and governors at Milford Haven School, I would like to congratulate all Year 11 pupils on their GCSE results, reflecting the efforts and commitment they have shown over the last three years especially during such unprecedented times and also thank their parents/carers for their support and close partnership with us throughout the years," said headteacher Ms Ceri-Ann Morris.

“We are immensely proud of all the work and achievements of our pupils after such a difficult and disrupted number of years.

“Here are a number of individual successes we wish to mention, in particular our top 10 performers include, Bethan Owens (14A*), Rosa May Solomon (3A*s, 6A’s, 4 B’s and a C), Bethan Preddy (11A* and 1A), Riley Pilgrim (6A’s and 6C’s), Shannon Laugharne (3 A*’s, 7A’s, 2B’s and a C), Dylan Sanders- Swales (2A*’s, 7A’s and 4 B’s), Ella Trueman (3A*’s, 4A’s, 4B’s and 2C’s), Jasmine Johnson (6A’s, 6B’s and a C grade), Harvey Childs (6A*’s, 4A’s and 2B) and Layla McGuire.

“The school are pleased to say that 100% of pupils left school with qualifications which will help support them to follow the path of their choice, whether that be into sixth form, college, apprenticeships or employment.

“We wish you all good luck in your future endeavours. Pwb lwc pawb,” she added.

Mr Jon Letten, Assistant Headteacher for Data and Standards, said: “It has been brilliant to see so many of our year 11 and year 10 pupils collecting their results today and all their smiles when they were opening their envelopes.

“All their hard work and commitment during some very challenging times has really paid off. They are now set for the next stage of their journey.”

Miss Nicola Sizer, Raising Standards Leader for KS4, said she was ‘incredibly proud’ of the achievements of this year group.

“The resilience and effort made by the pupils through the most unusual few years has been phenomenal. We wish them every success in their future and hope that they are as proud of themselves as we are,” she said.