Public Exam Results 2017

A Levels

The school would like to offer its congratulations to all of our A Level and BTEC students for another successful examination cycle. The class of 2017 achieved highly across the 24 A Level and BTEC subjects with the A*/B percentage improving to 58.9% and 81.8% Distinction*/Distinction in the BTEC Performing Arts.

A number of our students achieved very highly, most notably, Bethany Taylor who achieved A*, A*, A in English Literature, Film Studies and Drama and Theatre Studies, Aisling Lally, who achieved A*, A, A in English Literature, Drama and Theatre Studies and History; Hana Sommerville, who achieved A*, A, A in Psychology, Biology and Chemistry; Mariella Dykhoff who achieved A, A, A in Drama and Theatre Studies, English Literature and Film Studies; Clea Godsill who achieved A, A, A in French, History and Music; Emily Galvin, who achieved A*, A, B in Mathematics, Drama and Theatre Studies and Spanish and John Prowse who achieved A*, A, A in French, Drama and Theatre Studies and English Literature.

Students leaving us this year will be going to a variety of destinations at prestigious academic and vocational schools throughout the world. Daisy Kelly and Olivia Lallo have both been accepted onto the prestigious GSA Musical Theatre course at the University of Surrey. Kaine Ward has been accepted to Julliard in the USA. Matthew Russell, Henry Firth and Bessy Ewa have all gained places at Arts Educational School London. Anele Mahamba has successfully auditioned for a place at Guildhall School of Music and Drama and Alexander Fadayiro will be going to Urdang. Isobel Clarke will be attending Durham University to read Physics, Liberty Abdey has gained a place to read Photojournalism and Documentary Photography at the University of the Arts, London and Hana Sommerville will be reading Physiotherapy at Brunel University London. Parmis Khalili will be attending New York University in the USA. We wish all of our leavers the best of luck with their future endeavours and congratulate them on their achievements.

This year the entries at AS Level were reduced as for a number of subjects we chose not to take the AS Level examinations after switching to the new linear A Level system. We are however proud to report that 41.6% of our students achieved A-B at AS Level. 

GCSEs

The school would like to congratulate its students on another fantastic year for GCSE results. Across the 18 subjects offered at GCSE and IGCSE our students achieved highly and we are happy to report that our A* percentage is up to 18.6% and that our A*/A percentage has improved to 42.6%.

As the school is non-selective academically this is a real accomplishment for our pupils, who have achieved these excellent results whilst managing a dual curriculum with the Performing Arts.

The school is proud of the achievements of all of the students in this year’s GCSE cohort, but would like to make a special mention of Olivia Foskett (8 A* and an 8 in Maths), Emily Robins (8 A*, 1 A and an 8 in Maths), Samuel Doyle (6 A*, 1 A and a 7 in Maths), Micaela Infante (2A*, 5 A and an 8 in Maths), Julia Lazarus (5A*, 3 A), Mia Rose (5A*, 3 A and an 8 in Maths) and Hannah Pearce (3 A*, 5A).

We would like to thank all of the staff involved in helping the students achieve these results. Special mentions should be made to the Biology, English and Drama departments who will be celebrating the largest percentage of As and A*s this year.

GCSE Cumulative Percentages

National Comparisons

A Level Cumulative Percentages

National Comparisons

BTEC Performing Arts Cumulative Percentages