Exam Results
The Government has announced that it will not publish any school or college level educational performance data based on tests, assessments or exams for 2020, and has outlined accountability arrangements for 2020/21. Further information on what this means for the way school and college accountability will operate for 2019/20 and for 2020/21 can be found here.
Previous results are available here.
Key Stage 4 (GCSE and Equivalent) results
| Measure | School 2019 | Local Authority 2019 | National (England) 2019 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Attainment 8 | 45.25 | tbc | tbc |
| Progress 8 | * | tbc | tbc |
| % Standard Basics (Grade 4+ English & maths) | 65 | tbc | tbc |
| % Strong Basics (Grade 5+ English & maths) | 38 | tbc | tbc |
| % EBacc entered | 68 | tbc | tbc |
| % Standard EBacc achieved | 32 | tbc | tbc |
| % Strong EBacc achieved | 19 | tbc | tbc |
* Currently unavailable
In 2018, the percentage of students staying in education or employment after Key Stage 4:
Students in sixth form provision 71.5%, students at FE Colleges 16.29%, apprenticeships/study programme/traineeships 9.95%, NEET 2.26%.
2019 figures will follow shortly.
For information on government performance tables, click here
| 2019 | |
|---|---|
| Attainment 8 | 45.25 |
| % achieving grade 4+ in Mathematics | 68.9 |
| % achieving grade 4+ in English Language | 67.6 |
| % achieving grade 4+ in English Literature | 73.5 |
| % achieving grade 5+ in Mathematics | 44.4 |
| % achieving grade 5+ in English Language | 48.4 |
| % achieving grade 5+ in English Literature | 53.8 |
| % achieving grade 7+ in Mathematics | 16.9 |
| % achieving grade 7+ in English Language | 14.7 |
| % achieving grade 7+ in English Literature | 18.8 |
Key Stage 5 (GCE and Equivalent results)
| 2019 | |
|---|---|
| % A-Level entries graded A* - B | 34 |
| % A-Level entries graded A*- E | 97 |
In summer 2019, from the respondents who have confirmed their destinations, 54% of Year 13 students went straight onto university. In addition 15% went to a Russell Group University with 1 student successfully taking up a place at Oxford. 10% of students gained an apprenticeship, 4% gained employment and 1% have continued with their studies.
