The independent school is continuing its commitment to holistic student development, with another year of impressive exam results
This academic year has marked yet another milestone for Bridgewater School in Worsley, with an impressive third of all GCSE grades attained at the highest level, and a perfect 100 per cent pass rate at A Level.
Notably, students like Rumaysah Khan, Dalia Yousif, Jake Hughes and Moni Abioye achieved a clean sweep of top grades in all subjects, underscoring the school’s commitment to fostering a supportive learning environment. Destinations for these graduates include prestigious institutions such as the University of Oxford and Lancaster University, where they will pursue degrees in fields like Psychology, Computer Science and Politics Philosophy and Economics.
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