GCSE results 2018: headlines
Parklands High School is delighted with yet another year of improved GCSE results. Headteacher, Steve Mitchell, believes this is thanks to the extremely hard working staff, supportive parents and carers but above all thanks to the dedication and commitment of our students. “It is wonderful to see so many fantastic results in light of all the curriculum changes. Our students have deservedly achieved many outstanding grades, which will ensure they are able to successfully embark on their next stage at college or work. I am extremely proud of all our students’ achievements, regardless of their academic ability, and there is so much to celebrate, from students achieving a swathe of grade 9s to those achieving grades 3 or 4 which is above their targets.”
Key statistics
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69% achieved grades 9 - 4 in both English & maths
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49% achieved grades 9 - 5 in both English & maths
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73% achieved grades 9 - 4 in English Language
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59% achieved grades 9 - 5 in English Language
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26% achieved grades 9 - 7 in English Language
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87% achieved grades 9 - 4 in English Literature
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68% achieved grades 9 - 5 in English Literature
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72% achieved grades 9 - 4 in maths
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51% achieved grades 9 - 5 in maths
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17.9% achieved grades 9 - 7 in maths
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60% achieved grades 9 - 4 in 2 sciences
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43% achieved grades 9 - 5 in 2 sciences
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Attainment 8 score is 48.5
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16% of students achieved the Ebacc
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94 top grades (grades 9, A*, Distinction*) were achieved overall
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75 grade 9s were achieved (5% of all new grades)
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44 students (23%) achieved at least one top grade
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29 students (15%) achieved at least one grade 9
Outstanding student achievements:
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Megan Essery: 9 passes (8 of which were grade 9)
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Kira Lee: 9 passes (7 of which were grade 9)
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Natalie Barlow: 9 passes (6 of which were grade 9)
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Rebekah Barker: 9 passes (6 of which were grade 9)
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Charlotte Hodgkinson: 9 passes (5 of which were grade 9)
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Sarah Hoyle: 9 passes (4 of which were grade 9)
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Chloe Wood: 9 passes (4 of which were grade 9)
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Tom Stewart: 10 passes (3 of which were grade 9)
Other Qualifications (including non-reformed GCSEs)
School and College Performance Tables
You can view the DfE school and college performance table here. Please note this currently shows the validated 2016-17 results.
Follow this link for a Progress 8 explanation.
GCSE Results 2017
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