Students across Merseyside have been getting their GCSE results today
Keiran Manser, a student at the Co-op Academy in Bebington, had to go into hospital for treatment on a severe scoliotic spine at the end of January, taking seven weeks out of school. Scoliosis is when someone has a sideways curve on the spine and before the surgery, Kieran's mum Sarah said "he was in awful pain."
"I think the other issue is he was in so much pain beforehand. Being able to retain information or even just get through the day was hard enough." "I'm particularly proud of them because this year group went through COVID but we were also flooded in 2021 and lost 65% of the school. We had to alternate year 9 at the time."
At Wirral Grammar School for Girls, 80% of all grades were 9 to 6 with nearly 40% being the top two grades 8 and 9.
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