Hope Academy’s Class of 2026 is celebrating after achieving impressive GCSE and BTEC results in August. 

The academy, which is proud to be part of All Saints Multi Academy Trust, has seen students achieve excellent results across a wide range of subjects, with particularly strong performances in English language, English literature, RE, science, computing and sport. 

This year’s cohort achieved the highest Attainment 8 score in the academy’s history, alongside its highest-ever percentage of students securing grades 9-5 in both English and mathematics. 

Olivia Murray achieved grade 9s in geography, photography, separate sciences and grade 8s in English language, English literature, maths, RE and Spanish. 
Olivia will be joining Carmel College to study A-levels in geography, biology and psychology. 

Principal of Hope Academy, Mrs Marie Adams, said: “There is something very special about seeing students reach this point. Behind every set of results is a young person with their own story, their own challenges and their own ambitions, and today is about recognising all they have achieved. 

“I have been fortunate enough to share many results days with our students over the years, and every one is unique. Seeing this year’s cohort open their envelopes for the final time as Hope Academy students has been a real privilege.” 

Mrs Adams will step down as principal of Hope Academy at the end of the summer. Mrs Danielle Scott will take up the role from September.