GCSE Results 2015/16
St Margaret’s Academy is celebrating another year of excellent achievement as students pick up their GCSE results on Thursday 25th August.
72% of students will leave Year 11 having achieved the Government benchmark of at least a ‘C’ grade in English and Maths, which is 2% higher than last year.
It has been a fantastic year of achievement, with the top 10 students amassing a total of 33 A* grades and 48 A grades between them.
Many students have beaten or exceeded their targets, clearing the way for them to progress to further study in the Sixth Form.
Principal Stephen Brierley, says: “This is a fantastic achievement by all concerned. Following on from a great set of post-16 results last week, I am thrilled that our Year 11 students have achieved so highly too.
“Some students have worked very hard to achieve C grades in English and Maths, and we are equally delighted they have achieved that benchmark. Congratulations to all our pupils, and many thanks too to all the teachers and support staff who have helped make these results possible.”
PROVISIONAL PROGRESS 8 SCORE: -0.47
PROVISIONAL ATTAINMENT 8 SCORE: 52.39
C OR BETTER IN ENGLISH AND MATHS AT END OF KS4: 72%
PUPILS ACHIEVING EBACC: 26%
Entered for EBACC: 44%
POST 16 DATA
PROGRESS IN ENGLISH: 0.25
PROGRESS IN MATHS: 0.50
PROGRESS COMPARED WITH STUDENTS ACROSS ENGLAND
A-LEVEL VALUE ADDED: -0.18
APPLIED GENERAL VALUE ADDED SCORE: 0.69
AVERAGE GRADE AT 16-19
ACADEMIC AVERAGE GRADE: C-
APPLIED AVERAGE GRADE: Dist*
STUDENT RETENTION: 97% (2015)
DESTINATIONS: 92%
