2018

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Year 11 Academic Outcomes:

 

• English - 80%of pupils made expected progress with 26% exceeding expected progress. 69% of disadvantaged students made expected progress

• Maths - 79% of of pupils made expected progress with 24% exceeding expected progress. 72% of disadvantaged students made expected progress

• Across all subjects, 82% of pupils made expected progress with 24% exceeding expected progress. 72% of disadvantaged students made expected progress across all subjects.

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Reintegration to mainstream/destinations:

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• 93% of students returning to mainstream successfully reintegrated and avoided permanent exclusion

• Only 4% of leavers in 2017-2018 were considered NEET

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Current Progress (May 2019):

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• 75.4% of all pupils are making expected progress in one or more subjects. By the same measure, 73.3% of disadvantaged students are making expected progress

• 78.4% of students who access offsite alternative provision are making expected progress in all of their provisions/programmes of study

• 78.9% of disadvantaged students who access offsite alternative provision are making expected progress in all of their provisions/programmes of study

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Progress 4

Progress 4 considers student progress across four key areas: Achievement, Attendance, Behaviour and Destinations:

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• 79.5% of pupils are making good or better progress

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2017

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GCSE Results - Summer 2017

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Main Headlines:

 

• 79% of students gained both an English and Maths GCSE qualification

• 86% pass rate in both English and Maths GCSE qualifications

• 31% 4+ in English

• 14% 4+ in Maths

• 7% 5+ in English

• 7% 5+ in Maths

• 100% pass rate in IT

• 14% of students achieved 4+ in English and Maths

 

One CiC (Bolsover) – achieved 6 GCSE passes, including a 4 in English, a 5 in Maths and a Pass in ICT.

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Further information relating to student outcomes in 2017 can be downloaded here.

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Destinations (All Students)

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Destinations (Year 11)

 

Of those Year 11 students completing their GCSEs in 2017, 80% went on to further education or training.

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