ST Ambrose College GCSE grades showed a sharp rise with 84 per cent at A* to B up from 79 per cent last year.
The number of young men achieving at least five A* to A grades also rose significantly from 48 per cent to 52 per cent.
Pictured from left to right are just some of the Hale Barn's faith school's top achievers:
Matthew Sullivan, 16, from Warrington, got eight A*s and three A grades and ultimately wants to study Chemical or Aerospace Engineering at Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Nick Gartland, 16, from Warrington got 10 A*s and one B and wants a career on Broadway or the West End.
Dominic Howarth, 16, from Newton le Willows, got nine A*s, one A and one B, and just wants to do as well at A Level as he did in his GCSEs.
David Jones, 16, from Altrincham, got nine A*s and two As and is another happy to take it step by step.
Also looking to his A Levels is Ben Hughes, 16, from Altrincham who got nine A*s and two As.
Thomas Bennett, 16, got nine A*s and two As and said, “It was hard work, but worth the reward.”
Football fan Connor Kilcullen, 16, from Heaton Mersey got six A*s and four As and joked that for all his academic success he'd really want to win the Champions League.
Like Connor, Sean Neary, 16, from Heaton Moor, is a Duke of Edinburgh award winner and he got six A*s, four As and one B.
Finally Connor Keogh, 16, from Heaton Moor, got six A*s, four A grades and one B.
St. Ambrose College headmaster, Michael Thompson, said: “Our results continue to rise on a strong upward curve and there can be no doubt that everyone is benefitting from working in a wonderful new school building, designed to foster excellence.”
The GCSE result for St Ambrose College are as follows:
R Ashbourne, 9 (9) J Ayling, 9 (9) M Ball, 10 (10) J Barry, 9 (9) T Bennett, 11 (11) C Benson, 10 (10) A Bigley, 9 (9) C Booth, 9 (9) T Booth, 11 (11) S Bower, 9 (9) J Broadhurst, 9 (9) A Bull, 9 (9) D Burgess, 9 (9) D Butler, 11 (11) T Butler, 11 (11) B Byrne, 9 (9) D Carter, 10 (10) O Chaddock-Marmash, 10 (10) S Chadwick, 9 (8) M Chandler, 9 (9) A Clarke, 10 (9) J Clarke, 11 (11) C Clavin, 9 (8) M Conroy, 9 (9) V Corrie, 9 (9) R Crossen, 10 (10) J Daldry, 11 (11) J Dalton, 9 (9) C Davies, 9 (9) S Dawson, 9 (8) C Dearden, 9 (9) R Devereux, 9 (9) F Eaton, 9 (9) G Edge, 9 (9) S Ellis, 10 (10) G Ellison, 9 (9).
C Farren-Bell, 9 (9) G Feldman, 10 (10) S Fisher, 9 (8) C Francis, 9 (9) S Gallimore, 9 (8) M Gardner, 9 (9) N Gartland, 11 (11) J Gavin, 9 (7) R Gibbons, 9 (9) M Gill, 9 (9) O Gilmartin, 10 (10) M Goddard, 9 (9) A Gordon, 11 (11) C Grieves, 11 (11) M Griffiths, 9 (7) K Halarnyk-Peet, 11 (11) B Hall, 9 (9) J Hand, 9 (9) A Hill, 9 (9) E Holland, 9 (9) R Holloran-Patel, 10 (9) D Howarth, 11 (11) B Hughes, 11 (11) R Hunt, 9 (9) R Hutchinson, 9 (9) P Jennings, 10 (10) S Johnson, 9 (4) B Jones, 9 (7) D Jones, 11 (11) E Jude, 9 (9) I Jude, 9 (9) N Kane, 9 (9) J Kearns, 9 (9) W Keefe, 9 (9) J Kelly, 11 (11) J Kenyon, 9 (4) C Keogh, 11 (11) T Keyworth, 9 (9) C Kilcullen, 10 (10) J Kirsten, 10 (10) J Kunnassery, 11 (11) K Lalley, 9 (9) J Leadbetter, 9 (8) C Linton, 9 (9) J Lloyd, 9 (9) A Mackenzie, 10 (10).
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