Outcomes

GCSE Headlines:

• Our Progress 8 (P8) score is +0.41, meaning just under half of all of our grades were ONE grade above the national average
• These results place us in the top 20% of secondary schools, nationally
• Our average grade is now 5+, half a grade above the national average
• 76% of students achieved a standard pass (grade 4 - equivalent to an old grade C) in English and Maths - six points above the national average
• 54% of students achieved the grade 5 (or good pass) threshold in English and Maths – again, above the national average
• 30% of all grades were 7 (old grade A) or above!
   

A Level Headlines:

• The overall average A Level grade was a B+. This surpasses the national and local authority averages, which were grade Cs
• The average grade of students with three A levels was an A. 43% of these students achieved at least AAB in the rigorous facilitating subjects (English, Maths, Sciences etc.)
• 17% of the A-Level grades achieved by our students were A* grades, 30% were As and another 35% of the grades were Bs
• Across the vocational qualifications we offer, the final average grade was Distinction+ (the national average is one whole grade below)
• Again, half of all the grades achieved by these students were One above the national average
• Half of the students achieved Distinction grades - the highest grade available and equivalent to an A-Level A grade

Key stage 4 (end of secondary school) results

Key stage 5 (16 to 18) Results

Given the uneven impact of the pandemic on school and college performance data, the government has said you should not make direct comparisons between the performance data for one school or college and another, or to data from previous years.