Exam Results

Key Stage 4

All of the data for 2018/19 is not yet validated. This table will be updated as the information is released by the DfE.

The way GCSE grades are awarded changed in 2016/17. The number 9 (highest) to 1 (lowest) are now used. A grade 4 is comparable to an old grade C and grade 7 to grade A.

In 2018 the EBacc attainment measure changed to include the EBacc average point score. This shows the pupil's point scores across the five pillars of EBacc.

  2017/18 2018/19
% achieving 9-4 in Maths and English 67% 61%
% achieving 9-5 in Maths and English 43% 41%
% achieving EBacc. (5+) 20% 6%
% entered for EBacc. 48% 56%
EBacc APS 4.17 4.00
Attainment 8 score 47 44.79
Progress 8 score -0.01 -0.20

Destinations: students in education, in employment or training

 99% To be finalised

 

Key Stage 5

All of the data for 2018/19 is not yet validated. This table will be updated as the information is released by the DfE.

  2017/18 2018/19
A level (progress) 0.02 0.05
Average grade C C-
% students A*AB in facilitating subjects 11.3% 14%
% students completing main programme of study 98.7% 100%
 
Academic (progress) 0.02 0
Average grade C C-
% students completing main programme of study 98.7% 100%
 
Applied General (progress) -0.74 0.02
Average grade Pass+ Distinction-
% students completing main programme of study n/a 100%
 
Level 2 progress English 1.00 0
Level 2 progress Maths 1.00 0.50
 
Student destinations 93% Not yet known

 

Leaders’ plans to support the pastoral transition of pupils from primary school are thorough. Year 7 pupils with whom Inspectors spoke were positive about the school.

Ofsted 2018

The support for pupils with an education, health and care (EHC) plan is matched to their specific requirements. Consequently, these pupils typically make good progress and move on to next steps in education and employment.

Ofsted 2018

Pupils’ social, moral, spiritual and cultural development is effective.

Ofsted 2018

The strengthening of care and support has had a positive impact on most pupils. It was clearly visible when inspectors met pupils during the inspection. They demonstrated confidence as learners, and typically enjoyed positive interactions with one another and adults.

Ofsted 2018

Leaders have taken positive steps to widen pupils’ participation in the range of cultural, creative and sporting activities that take place beyond lessons, including for the significant proportion of pupils who do not live locally.

Ofsted 2018