Foreign students at Queen’s Park Community School celebrated “remarkable achievements” in their GCSEs.

Brent & Kilburn Times: Top scoring pupils Leila Enoki, Ana Morales, Fernanda Pereira from Queen's Park Community School. Picture: Judith Enright.Top scoring pupils Leila Enoki, Ana Morales, Fernanda Pereira from Queen's Park Community School. Picture: Judith Enright. (Image: Archant)

A trio of overseas students at Queen's Park Community School celebrated "remarkable achievements" in their GCSEs.

Leila Enoki, Ana Morales and Fernanda Pereira arrived in London from Brazil just two years ago and joined the Aylestone Avenue school's EAL programme.

Despite arriving in the UK never having learnt any English, Leila secured 11 GCSEs including four 9s and an A*. Fernanda and Ana both achieved a top grade of 8 with nine and 11 qualifications respectively.

Head Judith Enright said there were "lots of celebrations" at QPCS, adding 86.7pc of students passed English at grade 4 or above.

Brent & Kilburn Times: Nina Thompson stunned by her GCSE results at Queen's Park Community School. Picture:Jonathan GoldbergNina Thompson stunned by her GCSE results at Queen's Park Community School. Picture:Jonathan Goldberg (Image: Jonathan Goldberg)

More than one in 10 got top grades 8 or 9 in maths or English.

Harvey Wilson and friend Anisha both got seven 9s, two 8s, and a 7; and Dasharn Dennis got five 9s, three 8s and two 7s.

Lola Jempji said: "The teachers are so supportive. It's their hard work plus our hard work that has allowed us to excel in all our subjects and we are so grateful."

Ms Enright said: "QPCS students' results are a celebration of the diversity of our community. The staff and students have worked really hard, as Lola said, and that has led to another set of excellent results."

Brent & Kilburn Times: Amira Ahmed of Queen's Park Community School gets GCSE results. Picture: Jonathan GoldbergAmira Ahmed of Queen's Park Community School gets GCSE results. Picture: Jonathan Goldberg (Image: Jonathan Goldberg)