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Salford GCSE students celebrated by council for their achievements

Students across Salford have been commended by Salford City Council for their dedication and hard work as they receive their GCSE results.

 


Councillor Jim Cammell, Lead Member for Children and Young People’s Services, said: “A huge well done to all Salford GCSE students. We’re immensely proud of their commitment. Our young people have been supported every step of the way by families, teachers, schools, and carers. We wish them all fulfilling and successful futures.

“The council remains firmly committed to working alongside communities to ensure Salford continues to be a place where children thrive. Supporting every child’s journey through learning, growth, and personal development is central to our vision.”

For those who may not have received the results they were hoping for, guidance is available through school careers advisers or dedicated online resources to help explore the next steps.

As part of the council’s corporate plan, making Salford a child friendly city is a core ambition - creating an environment where young people feel safe, supported, and empowered to succeed. This initiative reinforces the city’s commitment to amplifying the voices and rights of children across Salford.

Websites and contacts:
•    Preparing for results day 2025 webpage
•    Support for young people (Salford Skills and Work) webpage
•    Salford Employment Hub email at salford@careerconnect.org.uk or call 0161 393 4500 (lines are available from Monday to Friday between 9am and 4.30pm).
•    The National Careers Service webpage
•    Apprenticeships webpage - use the national government website to search and apply for vacancies 
•    The UCAS website now has a section to help 16 year olds consider their future options
•    Not got the grades you expected or needed - what do I do now
•    GMACS - information for young people across Salford and Greater Manchester about the different post 16 pathways available.
•    Young Minds webpage
•    Exam results: 5 tips for parents and carers on supporting your child with results day 
•    Preparing for results day webpage (A-Levels and GCSEs) 

Seek help from your school careers advisor or contact:
•    Salford Employment Hub (youth) - 0161 393 4500
•    NCS helpline for results day - 0800 100 900
•    Salford City College enrolment queries - 0161 631 5050 or at enrol@salfordcc.ac.uk
•    Email SAWHelpline@salford.gov.uk

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Councillor Jim Cammell is the Lead Member for Children’s and Young People’s Services