Exam Results
School Results 2023
Nationally grades are lower this year than in the past three years due to a return to ‘normal’ following the pandemic and Ofqual making the distribution of grades similar to 2019. However, even direct comparisons between this year’s grades and those in 2019 should be done with caution because of the disproportionate impact of the pandemic and subsequent cost-of-living crisis on young people and their families.
However, to give you a flavour of our success, when compared to 2019, 2023 has seen another set of record-breaking results. We are so pleased to announce that 52% of all our grades at GCSE were graded 8 or 9 in 2023. Despite all of the difficulties faced since the start of the pandemic our school community has risen to all of the challenges and surpassed all comparative records.
GCSE Results
Top grades at GCSE
GCSE results 2023 subject breakdown
A Level Results 2023
Our A-level results this year were truly remarkable. Year 13 students have risen to the challenge and achieved some of our best A-level results ever.
Below is a summary of our grades and the point scores. These figures tell you the average grade and average points that students achieved in their academic qualifications. A points value is given to all qualifications so you can compare qualifications of different levels, size and grading systems. The number of points are based on the challenge and size of a qualification.
The average grade at the A level is a Grade B which is very credible and represents excellent attainment. From 2017 our A*-A grades have increased year on year from 29% to 41%.
A Level results 2023 subject breakdown