EXAM RESULTS
2017 KS4 Performance Tables
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Progress 8 Score |
0.16 |
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Attainment 8 Score |
46.84 |
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Percentage of pupils achieving a 4 or above in English and Mathematics |
61% |
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Percentage of Girls achieving a 4 or above in English |
89% |
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Percentage of pupils achieving a 5 or above in English and Mathematics |
34% |
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Percentage of pupils entering for the English Baccalaureate |
22% |
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Percentage of pupils who’ve achieved the English Baccalaureate |
13% |
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Percentage of students staying in education or employment after Key Stage 4 |
Not available yet |
2017 KS5 Performance Tables
A Level Cohort
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Value Added Score |
Not available yet |
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Average Point Score per Entry as a Grade |
C |
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Average Point Score per Entry |
30.95 |
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Proportion of students who get to the end of the main programme of study |
Not available yet |
Academic Cohort
|
Value Added Score |
Not available yet |
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Average Point Score per Entry as a Grade |
C |
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Average Point Score per Entry |
30.95 |
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Proportion of students who get to the end of the main programme of study |
Not available yet |
Applied General Cohort
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Value Added Score |
Not available yet |
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Average Point Score per Entry as a Grade |
Distinction |
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Average Point Score per Entry |
34.73 |
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Proportion of students who get to the end of the main programme of study |
Not available yet |
GCSE English and Mathematics Progress
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Average progress made in English |
0.25 |
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Average progress made in Mathematics |
0.36 |
2016 GCSE Exam results
We were extremely pleased with our 3% rise in 5A*-C incl English and Maths. 82% A*-C was achieved by the English Dept, which in a climate of exam turmoil is amazing. Average point scores for individuals and exam entries have all risen, and 3 and 4 levels of progress are showing an increase on last year's results again both in English and Maths. Many students have quite simply performed excellently which means they have more than secured their A Level choices. So many have done well, but some of the top scorers were:
| Pelin Morgan | 9 A*, 2 A |
| Riccardo Mazzeo | 9 A*, 1 A |
| Dario Mongiardi | 8 A*, 2 A |
| Naomi Hayes | 7 A*, 3 A |
| Darius Moghtadaii | 7 A*, 2 A, 1B |
| Ifra Ahmed | 6 A*, 4 A |
| Kyle Barron | 5 A*, 4 A, 1 B |
| Stephen Popland | 5 A*, 4 A, 1 B |
| Zannah Lindley | 5 A*, 4 A, 1 B |
| Cai Keighley | 4 A*, 7 A |
For our Key Stage 4 Headline measures, please see the link below
Progress 8 and Attainment 8 Summary 2015 is an attachment at the bottom of this page
Link for the DfE school performance tables website https://www.compare-school-performance.service.gov.uk/school/139517
2016 A Level Results
Head teacher Alison Wilshaw said: We are very pleased with the rise in A-level results this year at St. Thomas More, with the proportion of students achieving an A* or A grade going up to over 50%! The average point score per entry has also risen by well over half a grade per exam result, boosted by the increase in high end grades our students have achieved. A number of subject areas have seen improvement in their exam outcomes, with some student progression from GCSE scores landing them in the top 25% of the country. Many students have gained entry to their first choice universities with the overwhelming majority of those who wanted to go on to study for a degree being able to do so. So many students have done very well across both A-level and BTEC subjects, but some of the top scorers were:
- Mario Colapietro
- Shabaz Malik
- Nathan Stobbs
- Kierra Barratt
- Jacob Frederick
- Monica Fitzgerald
- Jordan Carver
- James Davies
- Emily Hearn
- Anya McLoughlin
- Jacob Frederick
- Suraj Ram
- Hannah Flowers
Early Calculations Show
- 17% of all grades were at A* - A with 35% gaining one or more A*/A
- 42% of all grades were at A* - B with 64% gaining one or more A*/B
- 71% of all grades were at A* - C with 41% gaining 3 or more A Levels at A*-C
- 98% of all grades were at A* - E with a 92% pass rate of all students taking 3 or more A Levels