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Summer 2022 saw a return to more usual exam arrangements following two years of Centre Assessed Grades.The government has made it clear that given the uneven impact of the pandemic on school and college performance data, direct comparisons are to be avoided between the performance data of this year and of previous years.
You will find below the key results information for 2022, which evidences a clear improvement from the last set of validated examination results in 2019.
Please note: there may be some changes to data due to remarks and appeals and additionally some data will be supplied/updated once we have received the DfE reports later in the year.
Key Stage 5
Academic results continued to grow across the curriculum, with almost half of students achieving an A or a B. One in five students was awarded an A or A*.
In English Literature, 100% of students achieved top grades of A, and Biology and Chemistry saw two-thirds of students achieving an A or a B. Two-thirds of students scored an A or B in Mathematics, with almost a third achieving an A or A*. Half of Psychology students achieved an A or B, as did 80% of Philosophy and Ethics students.
KS5 Headlines
A Level:
|
Year |
Pass rate |
A*- A grades |
A*- B grades |
Average |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
2022 |
98.7% |
21.3% |
42.7% |
C+ |
Applied and Technical Qualifications
Applied:
|
Year |
Pass rate |
A*- A grades |
A* - C grades |
Average Grade |
Average Points |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
2022 |
100% |
5.6% |
33.3% |
Merit + |
27.5 |
Tech Level:
|
Year |
Pass rate |
A*- A grades |
A* - C grades |
Average Grade |
Average Points |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
2022 |
100% |
25% |
50% |
Distinction |
33.8 |
English and Maths Progress Measure (GCSE re-sits)
To see details of exceptional individual performance and destinations, please see the KS5 exams results news item.
KS5 Destinations
Many students are progressing on to ambitious university courses across the country. Some notable courses this year include Medicine, Astrophysics and Cosmology, Veterinary Medicine, Sports Therapy, Mechanical Engineering, Mathematics, Criminology, History, and Accounting and Finance.
Key Stage 4
Year 11 pupils achieved strong outcomes across the curriculum. Over 80% of students sat the suite of subjects that make up the academic English Baccalaureate (Ebacc), an increase from 29% in 2019.
Over 90% of students achieved a grade 4+ or equivalent in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, PE, Production Arts, Performing Arts and Sport Btec. In English, 20% of students achieved at least one grade 7 or above, as did 20% of students in Chemistry and Physics and over 20% of students in a number of other subjects including Art and 3D Design.
|
KS4 Measure |
2022 |
|---|---|
| Progress 8 Score | -0.24 |
| Attainment 8 Score | 45.2 |
|
% of students entered for Ebacc |
81% |
|
% of students achieving a standard pass in EBacc |
35% |
|
% of students achieving a strong pass in EBacc |
24% |
|
Standard pass (4+) in English |
76% |
|
Strong pass (5+) in English |
61% |
|
Standard pass (4+) in Maths |
71% |
|
Strong pass (5+) in Maths |
49% |
|
Standard pass (4+) in English and Maths |
66% |
|
Strong pass (5+) in English and Maths |
42% |
To see details of exceptional individual performance, please see the KS4 exams results news item.
Links:
Link to the DfE’s school and college performance measures website.
To view our KS5 results on the DfE website please click here.
To view our KS4 results on the DfE website please click here.
To view information on KS4 destinations please click here.
To view information on KS5 destinations please click here.
