Given that we do NOT select on academic ability only our results in 2007 are all the more impressive.
At Key Stage 1 (7 years of age)
Children achieving Level 2 (national average) and above
Reading 95%
Mathematics 100%
Science 84%
Of these the percentage of children achieving Level 3 were:
Reading 58%
Mathematics 37%
Science 26%
At Key Stage 2 (11 years of age)
Children achieving Level 4 (national average) or above:
English 67%
Mathematics 62%
Science 90%
Of these the percentage of children achieving Level 5 were:
English 26%
Mathematics 33%
Science 45%
At Key Stage 3 (14 years of age)
Students achieving Level 5 (national average) and above
Maths 100%
English 87.5%
Science 87.5%
Of these the percentage of students achieving Level 6 (above the national average) and above were:
Maths 63%
English 57%
Science 38%
In Mathematics two students achieved an outstanding Level 8.
2007 GCSE Results - the best ever!
96% of pupils gained A*-C in five or more subjects (national average: 66.8%)
100% achieved A*-C in both Mathematics (national average 55.8%
100% achieved A*-C in English (national average 61.6% )
100% A*-C pass rate was achieved in History, Geography, Music, Design and Technology, Art and Drama
A-Level
Over the past few years we have achieved 100% success at A-Level with all students gaining a place in the University of their choice.
Just how well we serve our pupils
Pupils entering Year 7 undergo tests ( National Cognitive Ability Tests) which then produce predicted grades in the core GCSE subjects. A comparison can then be made in Year 11 between the grades predicted on pupils cognitive ability when they entered the school and their actual results. This year, pupils at Priory School outperformed their predicted results by up to two grades in all subjects.
