Student Achievement
Students at Oasis Academy Lord’s Hill celebrate and are ready for their next steps after achieving some great GCSE results
The wait for GCSE results is over as students across the country returned to school one final time to collect their grades, spirits are high for final year students at Oasis Academy Lord’s Hill, Southampton as they look forward to taking their next steps today after securing some great results.
Several students have achieved superb individual results. Highlights include:
Jennifer Trafisz achieved six grade 9’s, two grade 8’s and a Distinction in Music. She is going on to study at Barton Peveril College. Arthur Carvalho achieved four grade 9’s, five grade 8’s and a grade 7. Wiktor Zelazowski achieved four grade 9’s, four grade 8’s and two grade 7’s.
Benjamin Bond, Principal at Oasis Academy Lord’s Hill, commented on students’ success saying; “We are extremely proud of our young people who have worked so hard for these results. I am excited to see what our students go on to do next and very much look forward to hearing about their success in the future. At Oasis Academy Lord’s Hill, we are passionate about giving our students the opportunities to achieve and I would like to thank our families and our staff who have supported them throughout their time with us.”
Alex Burton, Head of Year 11 at Oasis Academy Lord’s Hill, added; “We are thrilled for all of our students on their results today – they have worked hard and deserve their success.”
Parent/Carer Partnerships
We value our partnerships with parents and carers and we are committed to holding individual meetings with every student and parent each year. This is a dedicated time when parents meet with class teachers to discuss what is working well and how to improve discussing subject specific priorities and progress. In addition, individual meetings are arranged in all year groups when there is a concern about a student’s learning. This is a great chance to find out what your child has been learning in each of the areas of the curriculum and to see more about where their talents lie.