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Exceptional Education at the Heart of the Community

Exceptional Education at the Heart of the Community

Students at Oasis Academy Enfield celebrate GCSE results

The wait is finally over for our Year 11 students who returned to school today on to receive their GCSE results – and it was a morning of celebration, smiles, and new beginnings.

This year, students have not only achieved excellent grades but have also shown resilience, determination, and a commitment to their futures. These achievements reflect the way Oasis Academy Enfield supports every part of a young person’s development, not just helping them succeed academically, but also building their confidence, character, and life skills.

Students at the academy are offered a wide range of opportunities both in and out of the classroom, and they’re surrounded by staff who know them, believe in them, and work with them to overcome challenges.

Among the high achievers was Aariz, who secured 6 grade 9s, 3 grade 8s and a grade 8.5 and will be going on to study Chemistry, Maths, Further Maths and Physics at OAE. He said: “I can’t believe it; I am so proud of myself!”.

Elona also performed brilliantly, earning 2 grade 9s, 4 grade 8s, and grades 5,6,7 and will now be studying A Levels. She said, “I am so thankful for all the support from my peers and teachers.”

Student Rafael was among the high achievers from the academy on Mollison Avenue, he achieved one grade 9, two grade 7s, five grade 6s and one grade 5! He will be continuing his studies at New City College.

Emma Robinson, Principal at Oasis Academy Enfield, said: “We are incredibly proud of our students for the resilience, hard work and determination they have shown throughout their GCSE studies."

"To have started their secondary experience during COVID, to then shine five years later is a testament to the LEARN values at OAE. This year's results reflect not only their individual commitment but also the dedication of the staff here at OAE, alongside the support from our families and the strength of the academy community."

"Every student should feel extremely proud of what they have accomplished, whether that is outstanding grades or personal progress made along the way."