Young people across Bury have received their GCSE results today
Bury’s students have remained consistent in their GCSE results success, including an overall Attainment 8 score of 43.6, which is broadly in line with the 2025 results. 38.9% of students achieved a grade 9-5 in both English and maths. These initial results are subject to change following remarks/appeals and have been provided by all 13 mainstream high schools in Bury.
Councillor Sandra Walmsley, Cabinet Member for Children and Young People, said: “Congratulations to everyone receiving their GCSE results today. This is an important achievement, and you should be incredibly proud of all the hard work, resilience, and determination you have shown to reach this point.
“Whether your results are exactly what you hoped for or not, remember that there are many pathways to success. As you prepare for your next step, whether that's A Levels, T Levels, a vocational qualification, an apprenticeship, or employment with training, I encourage you to embrace the opportunities ahead with confidence and ambition.
“Bury is continuing to invest in opportunities for young people, helping to create the skills, jobs, and career pathways needed for the future. We are committed to ensuring every young person has the support they need to achieve their potential and pursue their aspirations.
“I would also like to thank our teachers, school staff, parents, carers, and families for the encouragement and guidance they provide throughout the year. Their support plays a vital role in helping our young people succeed. Today is a celebration of the achievements of our students, and I wish them every success for the exciting journey ahead.”
Ben Dunne, Director of Early Years, Education and Skills, said: "Today is a day to celebrate the achievements of our young people across Bury.
Congratulations to all Year 11 students receiving their GCSE results. Each of you should be proud of the commitment, determination and perseverance you have shown throughout your studies to reach this important milestone.
“These achievements are the result of a collective effort. I would like to extend my sincere thanks to our teachers, school leaders and support staff, whose hard work and dedication continue to inspire and support young people to succeed. I would also like to recognise the invaluable role played by parents, carers and families, whose encouragement and support help young people overcome challenges and achieve their goals.
“Whether students are progressing to sixth form, college, apprenticeships, training or employment, we are confident they have the skills, knowledge and aspirations to make the most of the opportunities ahead. We are proud of what they have achieved and look forward to seeing all they accomplish in the years to come."
Jeanette Richards, executive director of children's services, said: "Congratulations to all our Year 11 students receiving their GCSE results today. You should be incredibly proud of everything you have achieved. These results reflect not only your hard work and determination, but also the resilience you have shown throughout your studies.
“I would like to thank our teachers, school leaders, support staff, parents and carers for the encouragement, care and dedication they provide to young people across Bury every day. Their support plays a vital role in helping our students reach their potential."
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