Schools across the borough opened early this morning for students to collect their results.
Councillor Puja Bedi, lead member for education and children’s services said: “As our young people receive their GCSE results today, we as a council would like to wish all of our students the absolute best for the next stage of their lives.
“Results day is always nerve wracking as our teenagers receive the exam results, they have worked so hard for. Our students have achieved some excellent results, which are a result of their dedication and commitment to their studies. Results here
“I would like to take this opportunity to thank our hardworking teachers and support staff who help our students achieve their potential. It is times like these we must acknowledge what a difference your guidance, inspiration and dedication make to our young people throughout their academic life.
“Slough has consistently achieved some impressive results, continuing to demonstrate a high quality of education across our diverse town.
“It’s our priority to continue working in partnership with schools and to support them in whatever way we can, to ensure students reach their full potential.”