GCSE Results: Nicholas Breakspear School in St Albans

Students at NBS are celebrating their GCSE results today,

Pupils, parents and teachers at Nicholas Breakspear School are delighted with their GCSE results that were released today.

Gabriella Caruso, one of the highest performing students said: “I am absolutely thrilled with my grades and the hard work has truly paid off. I cannot wait to join the Sixth Form at NBS and continue this amazing journey.”
Giovanni Brett achieved one of the top grades in the year group: “I am so happy with my results, and I am delighted that my hard work throughout the year has paid off. I look forward to staying at NBS Sixth Form to continue my dream of going to university.”
Pupil Edward Davies said: “I am over the moon with these results and want to thank all my teachers for guiding me. I am looking forward to joining the Sixth Form to study physics, mathematics and economics at A level.”
Another top achiever in the year group, Leah Staunton, said: “I am so happy with the results I achieved today. It shows that hard work and resilience are key to success. I want to thank the school and my teachers and my mum and dad who helped me achieve my potential.”

Headteacher Declan Linnane said he was “absolutely delighted to extend a huge congratulations” to his students in what has been an incredible year.
He added: “Their dedication, resilience, and unwavering commitment over the past five years have truly shone through. They have tackled every challenge with determination, and their success is richly deserved.”
He said he wanted to thank parents and carers for their involvement in their children’s education and added: “And to our outstanding teachers and staff, your support, encouragement, and belief in our students have shaped not just this year’s success but countless futures. By bringing our philosophy of ‘Nurture, Believe, Succeed’ to life every day, you have made NBS the exceptional and compassionate community it is.”



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