TODAY marks a significant milestone in education, post-pandemic, as students at Kemnal Technology College learn their GCSE and Vocational results. Our students have again shown their courage, resilience, and ability to rise to a challenge through their fantastic results, despite continued disruption to learning due to the pandemic. We are extremely proud of them and these results, the first public examinations since 2019 will set them on exciting paths for their future. Emma Wride, Head of School, said: “This is further evidence of the progress being made by our school. I would like to thank all staff, parents and carers for supporting our students during this challenging period. As a whole community, we are extremely proud of their commitment and their efforts towards their studies.” 

We are also delighted to share the personal successes of the following students:

• Madalin-Ionut Ivan: 9s in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, English Language, Maths, Further Maths
• Joe Fenton: 9 in English Language and 9 in English Literature
• Michael Smith: 8 in English Language and 8 in English Literature
• Martin Velev: 8 in English Language and 8 in English Literature

Our students are now off to sixth forms and colleges while some students are starting apprenticeships with local and national companies. We wish all of our students the best in their future endeavours and know they will continue to be successful in whatever they choose to do next.

Emma Wride and Stuart Smith
Head of School and Executive Headteacher