Teenagers across our region have been celebrating as they collected their long-awaited GCSE results.
Schools reported a mix of high achievement and personal triumphs, with students praised not only for top grades but for their determination and progress.
Aylsham High School
Aylsham High School described the morning as "fabulous," with executive headteacher Duncan Spalding full of praise for the class of 2026.
Mr Spalding said: "A huge well done to the class of 2026 on a fantastic set of results.
"Once again I am absolutely delighted and bursting with pride at what our wonderful young people and our amazing staff have achieved together this year.
"Their success reinforces once again what an absolute privilege it is to lead such a fabulous and inclusive school as AHS.
"We wish all of our young people the very best of luck as they embark on the next stage of their education adventure and we wish them well in whatever they choose to do in the future."
The school also extended its thanks to teachers and support staff for their dedication and encouragement.
Sheringham High School
Sheringham High School shared in the celebrations, acknowledging both individual successes and collective effort.
Dawn Hollidge, head of school, said: "We are incredibly proud of all our students receiving their GCSE results today.
"There have been some outstanding individual performances, and we are enjoying celebrating the class of 2026 this morning.
"A huge well done to all our students, and our sincere thanks to our dedicated staff and to parents and carers for their support and encouragement."
Cromer Academy
In Cromer, 67pc of students achieved grades 9-4 in English and maths, with 50pc earning grades 9-5.
Principal John Vincent said: "A huge congratulations to all our students on your exceptional GCSE results.
"Your dedication, determination and resilience have enabled you to reach this important milestone, and we could not be prouder."
Anya Gilles opened her results today and said: "I'm beyond proud of my results. I couldn’t have done it without the support of staff, my sister and family.
"I am going to Sir Isaac Newton 6th Form to study maths, biology and chemistry with the aim to become a surgeon".
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