We are delighted with how our Year 11 and Year 13 students have performed in their GCSE’s and Post 16 qualifications this year, after what has been an incredibly turbulent and unsettling time for them. They have achieved beyond teachers’ expectations, despite the dramatic impact of COVID-19. The very positive results also reflect the hard work of all the teachers and staff over the last two years, very often going above and beyond and giving of themselves to ensure our students were supported as best they could be.

GCSE Results have improved across the board, with a record number of students gaining strong and standard passes in both English and mathematics. In addition, we have seen a record number of grade 9’s across all subjects. The same improvements have been achieved in our post 16 results, with our average grade increasing a whole grade higher than in previous years.

All students have been truly inspirational in terms of their hard work and resilience and this set of results will most certainly give them the springboard to go on to many positive opportunities in the future and embrace our motto to “live life to the full”.

The required reporting measures below will be updated once the national verified data is published.

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.