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Preparing Our Students For Their Futures
‘Students acquire high-quality accreditation, including GCSEs, by Year 11 and benefit from college courses that prepare them well for their futures.’ Ofsted December 2013
Results 2018
Year 11 GCSE Results Summer 2018
100% of students achieved 1 or more GCSE
64% achieved 6 or more GCSEs.
14% achieved 6 GCSEs above grade 4 (or C)
The average number of GCSEs taken across the year group was 5.9 per student, with 50% of students taking 7 or more GCSEs. All students took a qualification in English and Maths.
Students took GCSE examinations in a range of subjects including English Language, Mathematics, Combined Science, ICT, Art and Religious Studies. In each of these subject areas one or more students achieved A* – C/9 – 4 grades.
Some students also took a vocational Catering course, Step Up English qualifications and Functional Maths Entry Level Qualifications.
English:
All students took at least one qualification in English
- 79% of students took English Language GCSE, 27% of these students achieved grade 4 or higher.
- 71% of students took English Literature GCSE as well, 60% of these students achieved grade 4 or higher.
- 21% of students took the Step Up Silver qualification
Maths:
All students took at least one qualification in Maths
- 50% (7/14) of students took Maths GCSE, one of these students achieved grade 6.
- All other students took Entry Level qualifications in Maths and some also in Functional Maths.
Combined Science:
- 79% of students took Combined Science GCSE; this is a double GCSE award, of these 27% achieved grade 4 or above.
ICT:
50% of students took GCSE ICT:
- 5 students achieved a C grade
- 2 students achieved a D grade
Art:
100% of students took GCSE Art:
- 1 student achieved grade 7
- 2 students achieved grade 3
- 9 students achieved grade 2
- 2 students achieved grade 1
Catering:
71% of students took Hospitality and Catering Vocational Level 1/2 course:
- 1 student achieved Distinction
- 4 students achieved Merit
- 5 students achieved Pass 2
Religious Studies:
43% of students took GCSE Religious Studies:
- 1 student achieved B Grade
- 1 student achieved C Grade
- 3 students achieved D grade
- 1 student achieved E grade
Some Year 1o students took one GCSE early:
80% of students took GCSE Health and Social Care:
- 1 student achieved A grade
- 1 student achieved B grade
- 5 students achieved C Grade
- 1 student achieved D grade
Results 2017
Year 11 GCSE results Summer 2017:
100% of students achieved at least 1 GCSE
100% of students achieved 6 or more GCSE grades A*-G, this compares to 80% of students in 2016.
44% of students achieved 9-4 (equivalent of A*- C grade) in either English or Maths
78% achieved at least one A*-C grade, this compares to 45% in 2016.
2 students achieved 4 A* – C / 9 – 4 grades including English or Maths.
2 students achieved 3 A* – C / 9 – 4 grades.
The average number of GCSEs taken was 8.3 per student, compared to 6.6 per student in 2016.
Students took GCSE examinations in a range of subjects including English Language, English Literature, Maths, Core & Additional Science, ICT, Catering, Art and Health & Social Care.
A* – C /9 – 4 grades were achieved in English Language, English Literature, Maths, ICT, Catering, and Health & Social Care.
Progress 8 score | Attainment 8 score | % of students included in Progress 8 score
|
English Progress 8 score | Maths Progress 8 score | Open element Progress 8 score | |
2015 – 2016 | -0.22 | 27.95 | 90% | -0.24 | -0.35 | 0.17 |
2016 – 2017 | -0.23 | 25.28 | 100% | 0 | -0.31 | 0.46 |
Results 2016
Year 11 GCSE results summer 2016:
100% of students achieved at least 1 GCSE A*-G
85% of students achieved 6 or more GCSEs A*-G
15% of students achieved 5+ GCSEs A*-C, including English and Maths
1 student achieved 9 GCSE A*-B
4 students achieved 6 or more GCSEs A*-C
Students took GCSE exams in a range of the following subjects: English, Mathematics, Additional Science, Core Science, Religious Studies, ICT, Statistics, Art, Catering & Hospitality, Textiles and Health and Social Care.
A* and/or A grades were achieved in English, Maths, Additional Science, Core Science, Religious Studies, ICT, Statistics, Catering & Hospitality and Health and Social Care.