 Following on from outstanding A Level results last week, it was the turn of the Year 11 cohort at a Newcastle school to celebrate equally impressive grades in their exams.
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 There were plenty of good reasons to celebrate at St Cuthbert’s Catholic High School, Newcastle, when this year’s GCSE results were revealed.
 There was cause for celebration when Year 11 students returned to St Thomas More Catholic High School to collect their GCSE and BTEC exam results.
 High-achieving Year 11 students at a Fenham school were celebrating as an impressive two out of five were awarded top GCSE grades of 7, 8 and 9.
 Students at a Newcastle school had cause to celebrate when they received their A Level and BTEC qualification results, with over a third attaining the top A* or A grades.
 Students at a Newcastle school were celebrating today when their A level results revealed more than a quarter of them had achieved A* or A grades.
 The start of a new term at a Walker primary school will be a bit different this year as its head teacher retired at the start of the summer holiday.
 It's become traditional for high school leavers to mark the occasion, but younger pupils got in on the action when children at an Ashington primary decided to celebrate the transition to secondary school with their own end-of-year prom.
 Caring pupils at a school in Whitley Bay have been celebrating after their fundraising initiatives produced over £450 to help children in Africa.
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