GCSE Results Day 2026 is here, with Crewe Nub News providing a live feed from the town's schools.

Throughout the day, we will be celebrating the achievements of young people from schools across Crewe.

Crewe UTC Engineering & Design UTC

Students at Crewe Engineering and Design UTC, part of The Learning Partnership, are celebrating another year of fantastic GCSE results.

Students have received top marks for their GCSE courses, in particular in their Engineering and Design specialisms.

These results have helped them secure a range of fantastic destinations in the UTC's own sixth form, other local providers and direct into industry apprenticeships.

Principal of Crewe UTC, Will Chitty, told Nub News: "The outcomes the students have achieved reflect the hard work and dedication of both the young people and the teachers.

"In particular we are pleased to see that all of our students have secured an ambitious destination."

T Level Sixth Form Student, Abi Spanswick, said: "The environment is so much better at Crewe UTC, and I enjoyed every subject much more.

"I would say don't make the move unless you feel comfortable, but moving to Crewe UTC was a decision I'm proud of, and I'm really glad I made the change."

"I'm particularly looking forward to the Employer Set Projects (ESPs) as I progress onto my T Level because they help me feel more connected to industry and give me valuable real-world experience."

Navy Apprenticeship Fast Track Student, Charlie Peace, said: "I feel that being at Crewe UTC has helped me secure my apprenticeship thanks to the support and encouragement I've received from staff throughout my time here."

"My advice would be to try your best and revise hard. It's worth it. I'm grateful for my time at Crewe UTC and would like to thank all of the staff for their support. Everyone has been fantastic."

St Thomas More Catholic High School

St Thomas More had a fantastic morning celebrating with their Year 11 Leavers, staff and families joined together to be part of the opening of the envelopes which felt like a long time coming since their examinations.

Headteacher, Mrs Packham, said: "It was a wonderful atmosphere with lots of stories of success particularly the pupils who achieved grades above their expectations, no matter the level that they received.

"We are proud of all our pupils who achieved grades 7-9, which is a tremendous accolade. Lots of individual stories of success, no matter the grade that was received.

"I am proud of each child, their grit and determination their faith in their abilities and the trust in their staff, their support from their families and their resilience to keep trying.

"Our colleagues at the college and sixth form providers are blessed to have our pupils continuing their journeys with you.

"We wish our young people our love and prayers to continue your journey to achieve your goals and dreams. Remember everything that StThomas More has taught you and go and be brilliant citizens of our communities."

The Oaks Academy

Pupils at The Oaks Academy are celebrating after securing their GCSE results.

Pupils secured standard passes or higher in English and Maths, while others achieved excellent outcomes across a wide range of subjects.

While all pupils have much to celebrate, there have been some particularly impressive individual performances.

These include pupils: Charlie S, Sophie L, Joshua S, Marwa K, Grzegorz D, Zofia K, Emilia K, Victoria W, Nikita P, Zara R who all achieved Grade 9s or equivalent.

Headteacher, Mr Kingdom, said: "I would like to congratulate all of our pupils on their achievements today.

"The results are a reflection of the hard work, resilience and determination they have shown throughout their studies. We are proud of every pupil and the progress they have made during their time at The Oaks Academy.

"These outcomes represent the efforts of not only our pupils, but also our dedicated staff and supportive families, whose encouragement has helped our young people reach this important milestone.

"As our pupils move on to A Levels, vocational pathways, apprenticeships and further education, we wish them every success for the future. They should be incredibly proud of all they have achieved."

Shavington Academy

Pupils at Shavington Academy are celebrating today after receiving their GCSE results, marking an important milestone in their academic journey and the beginning of exciting next steps in further education, training and employment.

Staff across the Academy are immensely proud of every pupil and their individual achievements.

Particular congratulations go to Jacob L, Lily G, Holly C, Caleb E, Leyla N, Jackson D, Mia M, Ollie M, Dareen M and Felicity R, who each secured grades 9–7 in at least seven GCSE subjects.

Headteacher, Emma Casewell, said: "Today is a moment of real celebration for our pupils, their families and our whole school community.

"Every result represents a personal story of effort, determination and growth, and we could not be more proud of our young people who have shown such ambition, resilience and self-belief throughout their GCSE journey.

"This cohort has faced challenges, embraced opportunities and continued to strive for excellence.

"Their results reflect not only academic success, but also the character that will carry them far beyond the classroom: kindness, courage, adaptability and the confidence to keep aiming high.

"They leave us with our very best wishes and with the knowledge that they have made Shavington Academy incredibly proud.

"GCSE results are an important milestone, but they are only one part of each pupil's story. What matters most is the person behind the grades: their dreams, their talents, their values and their potential.

"We are excited to see our pupils take their next steps with pride and optimism, and we have every confidence that they will continue to make a positive difference in the world around them."

Ruskin Community High School

Ruskin Community High School is celebrating a fantastic set of GCSE results, with students and staff recognising the hard work, determination and resilience that have contributed to this year's achievements.

The school is delighted to see students receive results that reflect their individual efforts and progress, with many securing the grades they need to take their next steps into further education, apprenticeships, training and employment.

Headteacher, Dean Postlethwaite, said: "We are extremely pleased with this year's GCSE results and, most importantly, proud of the students who have worked so hard to achieve them.

"These results represent not only academic achievement, but also the resilience, commitment and perseverance shown by our young people throughout their time at Ruskin Community High School.

"I would like to congratulate every student on their results and thank our dedicated staff, as well as parents and carers, for the encouragement and support they have provided.

"We wish all of our students every success as they move on to the next stage of their education and lives."

Sir William Stanier School - Awaiting

Results will show here when announced to Crewe Nub News.