Results

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‘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

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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.

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