School is delighted with its results, according to Emma Meakin, head of theology
By The Catholic Herald on Thursday, 2 September 2010
Emma O’Brien, left, and Ella Williams of St Bede’s, Manchester, gained A*s in Religion and gained between them a total of twenty A/A*s
At St Bede’s College in south Manchester, which is the biggest Catholic independent school in Britain, the school gained its 1,000th A/A* GCSE in religious studies.
Emma Meakin, head of theology, said: “We are delighted with this year’s results once again which reflect the tremendous amount of hard work that the students and staff have put into preparing for the exam.”
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