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Headline figures 2020
Key Stage 4 student outcomes
Summer 2020
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Attainment 8 score 48.15 |
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Attainment in English and Matematics |
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Percentage of students achieving a grade 5 of above in GCSE English* and Mathematics 44.8% |
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Percentage of students achieving a grade 4 or above in GCSE English* and Mathematics 66.1% |
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Students achieving the English Baccalaureate subjects (Average point score across the five pillars) 4.38 |
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Students continuing into education or training, or moving into employment, at the end of KS4 Year 11 in 2017 (most recent data available) 86% in sustained education/employment/training |
*Best of English Language or English Literature
This summary document shows the 2020 results compared with those from 2019 and 2018.
For more information on national school performance tables, please click here to visit the Department for Education website.
Please note that the data currently available on the Department for Education website is for summer 2019, as the Government has announced that it will not publish any educational performance data for 2020. Further information is provided here.
Key Stage 5 student outcomes
Summer 2020
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Progress made by students at end of KS5 |
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Academic +0.24 |
Applied General/Vocational +0.19 |
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Average grade achieved by students at the end of Key Stage 5 |
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Academic C |
Applied General/Vocational Distinction- |
Technical Merit+ |
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Students reaching the end of their programme of study in 2020 (most recent data available) Academic qualifications: 100% Applied general qualifications: 100% Tech Levels: 100% |
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Progress made by students in GCSE English TBC |
Progress made by students in GCSE Mathematics TBC |
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Students at the end of KS5 in 2017 (most recent data available) continuing into education or training, or moving into employment, at the end of 16-19 study 73% |
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For more information on national school performance tables, please click here to visit the Department for Education website.
Please note that the data currently available on the Department for Education website is for summer 2019, as the Government has announced that it will not publish any educational performance data for 2020. Further information is provided here.
Headline figures 2019
Please note that the following figures are not current.
Key Stage 4 examination results
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Progress 8 score -0.19 |
Attainment 8 score 42.2 |
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Attainment in English and Mathematics |
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Percentage of students achieving a grade 5 of above in GCSE English* and Mathematics 41% |
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Students achieving the English Baccalaureate subjects (Average point score across the five pillars) 3.78 |
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Students continuing into education or training, or moving into employment, at the end of KS4 Year 11 in 2017 (most recent data available) 86% in sustained education/employment/training |
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For more information on national school performance tables, please click here to visit the Department for Education website.
Key Stage 5 examination results
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Progress made by students at end of KS5 |
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Academic -0.11 |
Applied General/Vocational +0.2 |
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Average grade achieved by students at the end of Key Stage 5 |
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Academic D+ |
Applied General/Vocational Distinction- |
Technical Merit |
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Students reaching the end of their programme of study in 2019 Academic qualifications: 96.7% Applied general qualifications: 71.0% Tech Levels: Data suppressed because of low numbers (1 student) |
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Progress made by students in GCSE English Data suppressed because of low numbers (3 students) |
Progress made by students in GCSE Mathematics Data suppressed because of low numbers (4 students) |
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Students at the end of KS5 in 2017 (most recent data available) continuing into education or training, or moving into employment, at the end of 16-19 study 73% |
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For more information on national school performance tables, please click here to visit the Department for Education website.
