Community Choir - for the Garden Party 8 May 2010
For more information about the community choir we are forming please see here.
Activity Day (19 January)
Have a look at some photos in the Photo Galleries to see what was happening.
Aberdyfi Week 2 (18-22 January)
Aberdyfi Week 1 (11-15 January)
Sixth Form Admissions 2010
Thank you to everyone who has applied for a place in September 2010. We have received a large number of applications from external candidates and are therefore unable to accept any more at this stage. There may be a small number of places after the GCSE results have been published in August so prospective students who would like to be considered then are asked to telephone the school when they have received their results.
Reporting absence:
Up to three days’ absence from school and advance notification of medical and dental appointments should be notified by:
- calling our absence line, tel. 01296 388230 (available 24 hours)
- or by e-mail to
rray@ahs.bucks.sch.uk (Years 7-9)
pweiland@ahs.bucks.sch.uk (Years 10-11)
fthompson@ahs.bucks.sch.uk (Sixth Form)
Please call/e-mail on EACH day of an absence unless you can definitely tell on the first day how long the absence will be. Absences of four or more days will require a letter from home.
AHSA & THE GIVING MACHINE
Many of us shop online every week. Could we please ask you to take five minutes of your time to register with with The Giving Machine website? You will be raising money for the school every time you do your weekly shop... please click on the following link for further details: The Giving Machine
Amazon Tesco eBay John Lewis M&S WH Smith Sainsbury's Ticketmaster theTrainline Boots Waterstones.....and many, many more!
_____________________________________________________
SIXTH FORM ADMISSIONS
The Information Booklet can be found on the website in "Download Prospectus and DVD" under "Useful Links".
____________________________________________________
PLANS FOR OUR 50TH ANNIVERSARY
We have announced two events to be held in 2010 to celebrate our 50th anniversary. Firstly, we are having a Garden Party in May and then in June, a Grand Ball. Please see here for more details.
Garden Party - Community Choir
As part of our 50th anniversary celebrations we need the help of the local community to form a Choir. Inspired by the recent BBC 2 programme The Choir, we are asking for local women and girls to form a choir to perform at the Garden Party on May 8. Please see here for more information.
____________________________________________________
PRESS RELEASE - GCSE RESULTS 2009
“A very strong set of results from an impressive year group, with many individual triumphs.”
Well done to all 178 students receiving their results today. An excellent 69% of the results were A* or A grades and 49 students (28%) gained only A* or A grades in their GCSEs, with four students (Tasila Banda, Nina Jones, Sophie Rust and Grace Smith) managing to get A* in every single subject.
42 students took AS exams in General Studies and World Development, more usually taken in the sixth form.
Looking at individual subjects, top performers include Geography, French, DT Textiles, PE and Science.
The vast majority of students will be moving into the sixth form next week and their GCSE results have given them a really good foundation for their A Level studies.
Alan Rosen
____________________________________________________
PRESS RELEASE - A Level Results Day 2009
“I am really pleased with our A and AS Level results. There are many outstanding individual performances and, despite the much publicised shortage of university places this year, the vast majority of our students have achieved the results they need to take up their chosen university place. Congratulations to everyone - students and staff - for their hard work”
When all exams are taken into account, our ‘average’ student gained 383 UCAS points (an A grade at A Level is 120 points), with the majority having at least three A Levels and one or two AS Levels.
Twenty students gained six AS and A Levels while Ximena Gill managed an excellent 4 A levels and 3 AS levels.
AS results for Year 12 look very promising, with 70% of grades being either As or Bs. The average points per entry is the highest it has ever been. A good number will be taking the AQA Baccalaureate next year which recognises and rewards students with real depth and breadth in their studies.
Christina Hood in Year 10 and Jasmin Davies in Year 11 also gained excellent A grades in German A Level.
An excellent 49% of the A levels were grade As. 46 students (27%) gained at least three A grades at A Level and ten gained at least four A grades at A level. Special mention must go to Sissi Ju, who achieved five A grades at A level, and an A at AS Level, and six students who are taking up well-deserved places at Oxford or Cambridge. Seven students are taking up places at medical, dental or vet schools.
Alan Rosen
____________________________________________________
OFSTED REPORT - November 2006
"The students' personal development is outstanding overall...Standards are very high throughout the school...The curriculum is outstanding. This is because a very rich and stimulating curriculum is offered to every year group and this is appreciated by the students...The school has an excellent sixth form...The school provides the students with an excellent range of subjects and enrichment activities."
Community Choir - for the Garden Party 8 May 2010
For more information about the community choir we are forming please see here.
Activity Day (19 January)
Have a look at some photos in the Photo Galleries to see what was happening.
Aberdyfi Week 2 (18-22 January)
Aberdyfi Week 1 (11-15 January)
Sixth Form Admissions 2010
Thank you to everyone who has applied for a place in September 2010. We have received a large number of applications from external candidates and are therefore unable to accept any more at this stage. There may be a small number of places after the GCSE results have been published in August so prospective students who would like to be considered then are asked to telephone the school when they have received their results.
Reporting absence:
Up to three days’ absence from school and advance notification of medical and dental appointments should be notified by:
- calling our absence line, tel. 01296 388230 (available 24 hours)
- or by e-mail to
rray@ahs.bucks.sch.uk (Years 7-9)
pweiland@ahs.bucks.sch.uk (Years 10-11)
fthompson@ahs.bucks.sch.uk (Sixth Form)
Please call/e-mail on EACH day of an absence unless you can definitely tell on the first day how long the absence will be. Absences of four or more days will require a letter from home.
AHSA & THE GIVING MACHINE
Many of us shop online every week. Could we please ask you to take five minutes of your time to register with with The Giving Machine website? You will be raising money for the school every time you do your weekly shop... please click on the following link for further details: The Giving Machine
Amazon Tesco eBay John Lewis M&S WH Smith Sainsbury's Ticketmaster theTrainline Boots Waterstones.....and many, many more!
_____________________________________________________
SIXTH FORM ADMISSIONS
The Information Booklet can be found on the website in "Download Prospectus and DVD" under "Useful Links".
____________________________________________________
PLANS FOR OUR 50TH ANNIVERSARY
We have announced two events to be held in 2010 to celebrate our 50th anniversary. Firstly, we are having a Garden Party in May and then in June, a Grand Ball. Please see here for more details.
Garden Party - Community Choir
As part of our 50th anniversary celebrations we need the help of the local community to form a Choir. Inspired by the recent BBC 2 programme The Choir, we are asking for local women and girls to form a choir to perform at the Garden Party on May 8. Please see here for more information.
____________________________________________________
PRESS RELEASE - GCSE RESULTS 2009
“A very strong set of results from an impressive year group, with many individual triumphs.”
Well done to all 178 students receiving their results today. An excellent 69% of the results were A* or A grades and 49 students (28%) gained only A* or A grades in their GCSEs, with four students (Tasila Banda, Nina Jones, Sophie Rust and Grace Smith) managing to get A* in every single subject.
42 students took AS exams in General Studies and World Development, more usually taken in the sixth form.
Looking at individual subjects, top performers include Geography, French, DT Textiles, PE and Science.
The vast majority of students will be moving into the sixth form next week and their GCSE results have given them a really good foundation for their A Level studies.
Alan Rosen
____________________________________________________
PRESS RELEASE - A Level Results Day 2009
“I am really pleased with our A and AS Level results. There are many outstanding individual performances and, despite the much publicised shortage of university places this year, the vast majority of our students have achieved the results they need to take up their chosen university place. Congratulations to everyone - students and staff - for their hard work”
When all exams are taken into account, our ‘average’ student gained 383 UCAS points (an A grade at A Level is 120 points), with the majority having at least three A Levels and one or two AS Levels.
Twenty students gained six AS and A Levels while Ximena Gill managed an excellent 4 A levels and 3 AS levels.
AS results for Year 12 look very promising, with 70% of grades being either As or Bs. The average points per entry is the highest it has ever been. A good number will be taking the AQA Baccalaureate next year which recognises and rewards students with real depth and breadth in their studies.
Christina Hood in Year 10 and Jasmin Davies in Year 11 also gained excellent A grades in German A Level.
An excellent 49% of the A levels were grade As. 46 students (27%) gained at least three A grades at A Level and ten gained at least four A grades at A level. Special mention must go to Sissi Ju, who achieved five A grades at A level, and an A at AS Level, and six students who are taking up well-deserved places at Oxford or Cambridge. Seven students are taking up places at medical, dental or vet schools.
Alan Rosen
____________________________________________________
OFSTED REPORT - November 2006
"The students' personal development is outstanding overall...Standards are very high throughout the school...The curriculum is outstanding. This is because a very rich and stimulating curriculum is offered to every year group and this is appreciated by the students...The school has an excellent sixth form...The school provides the students with an excellent range of subjects and enrichment activities."
Community Choir - for the Garden Party 8 May 2010
For more information about the community choir we are forming please see here.
Activity Day (19 January)
Have a look at some photos in the Photo Galleries to see what was happening.
Aberdyfi Week 2 (18-22 January)
Aberdyfi Week 1 (11-15 January)
Sixth Form Admissions 2010
Thank you to everyone who has applied for a place in September 2010. We have received a large number of applications from external candidates and are therefore unable to accept any more at this stage. There may be a small number of places after the GCSE results have been published in August so prospective students who would like to be considered then are asked to telephone the school when they have received their results.
Reporting absence:
Up to three days’ absence from school and advance notification of medical and dental appointments should be notified by:
- calling our absence line, tel. 01296 388230 (available 24 hours)
- or by e-mail to
rray@ahs.bucks.sch.uk (Years 7-9)
pweiland@ahs.bucks.sch.uk (Years 10-11)
fthompson@ahs.bucks.sch.uk (Sixth Form)
Please call/e-mail on EACH day of an absence unless you can definitely tell on the first day how long the absence will be. Absences of four or more days will require a letter from home.
AHSA & THE GIVING MACHINE
Many of us shop online every week. Could we please ask you to take five minutes of your time to register with with The Giving Machine website? You will be raising money for the school every time you do your weekly shop... please click on the following link for further details: The Giving Machine
Amazon Tesco eBay John Lewis M&S WH Smith Sainsbury's Ticketmaster theTrainline Boots Waterstones.....and many, many more!
_____________________________________________________
SIXTH FORM ADMISSIONS
The Information Booklet can be found on the website in "Download Prospectus and DVD" under "Useful Links".
____________________________________________________
PLANS FOR OUR 50TH ANNIVERSARY
We have announced two events to be held in 2010 to celebrate our 50th anniversary. Firstly, we are having a Garden Party in May and then in June, a Grand Ball. Please see here for more details.
Garden Party - Community Choir
As part of our 50th anniversary celebrations we need the help of the local community to form a Choir. Inspired by the recent BBC 2 programme The Choir, we are asking for local women and girls to form a choir to perform at the Garden Party on May 8. Please see here for more information.
____________________________________________________
PRESS RELEASE - GCSE RESULTS 2009
“A very strong set of results from an impressive year group, with many individual triumphs.”
Well done to all 178 students receiving their results today. An excellent 69% of the results were A* or A grades and 49 students (28%) gained only A* or A grades in their GCSEs, with four students (Tasila Banda, Nina Jones, Sophie Rust and Grace Smith) managing to get A* in every single subject.
42 students took AS exams in General Studies and World Development, more usually taken in the sixth form.
Looking at individual subjects, top performers include Geography, French, DT Textiles, PE and Science.
The vast majority of students will be moving into the sixth form next week and their GCSE results have given them a really good foundation for their A Level studies.
Alan Rosen
____________________________________________________
PRESS RELEASE - A Level Results Day 2009
“I am really pleased with our A and AS Level results. There are many outstanding individual performances and, despite the much publicised shortage of university places this year, the vast majority of our students have achieved the results they need to take up their chosen university place. Congratulations to everyone - students and staff - for their hard work”
When all exams are taken into account, our ‘average’ student gained 383 UCAS points (an A grade at A Level is 120 points), with the majority having at least three A Levels and one or two AS Levels.
Twenty students gained six AS and A Levels while Ximena Gill managed an excellent 4 A levels and 3 AS levels.
AS results for Year 12 look very promising, with 70% of grades being either As or Bs. The average points per entry is the highest it has ever been. A good number will be taking the AQA Baccalaureate next year which recognises and rewards students with real depth and breadth in their studies.
Christina Hood in Year 10 and Jasmin Davies in Year 11 also gained excellent A grades in German A Level.
An excellent 49% of the A levels were grade As. 46 students (27%) gained at least three A grades at A Level and ten gained at least four A grades at A level. Special mention must go to Sissi Ju, who achieved five A grades at A level, and an A at AS Level, and six students who are taking up well-deserved places at Oxford or Cambridge. Seven students are taking up places at medical, dental or vet schools.
Alan Rosen
____________________________________________________
OFSTED REPORT - November 2006
"The students' personal development is outstanding overall...Standards are very high throughout the school...The curriculum is outstanding. This is because a very rich and stimulating curriculum is offered to every year group and this is appreciated by the students...The school has an excellent sixth form...The school provides the students with an excellent range of subjects and enrichment activities."
Community Choir - for the Garden Party 8 May 2010
For more information about the community choir we are forming please see here.
Activity Day (19 January)
Have a look at some photos in the Photo Galleries to see what was happening.
Aberdyfi Week 2 (18-22 January)
Aberdyfi Week 1 (11-15 January)
Sixth Form Admissions 2010
Thank you to everyone who has applied for a place in September 2010. We have received a large number of applications from external candidates and are therefore unable to accept any more at this stage. There may be a small number of places after the GCSE results have been published in August so prospective students who would like to be considered then are asked to telephone the school when they have received their results.
Reporting absence:
Up to three days’ absence from school and advance notification of medical and dental appointments should be notified by:
- calling our absence line, tel. 01296 388230 (available 24 hours)
- or by e-mail to
rray@ahs.bucks.sch.uk (Years 7-9)
pweiland@ahs.bucks.sch.uk (Years 10-11)
fthompson@ahs.bucks.sch.uk (Sixth Form)
Please call/e-mail on EACH day of an absence unless you can definitely tell on the first day how long the absence will be. Absences of four or more days will require a letter from home.
AHSA & THE GIVING MACHINE
Many of us shop online every week. Could we please ask you to take five minutes of your time to register with with The Giving Machine website? You will be raising money for the school every time you do your weekly shop... please click on the following link for further details: The Giving Machine
Amazon Tesco eBay John Lewis M&S WH Smith Sainsbury's Ticketmaster theTrainline Boots Waterstones.....and many, many more!
_____________________________________________________
SIXTH FORM ADMISSIONS
The Information Booklet can be found on the website in "Download Prospectus and DVD" under "Useful Links".
____________________________________________________
PLANS FOR OUR 50TH ANNIVERSARY
We have announced two events to be held in 2010 to celebrate our 50th anniversary. Firstly, we are having a Garden Party in May and then in June, a Grand Ball. Please see here for more details.
Garden Party - Community Choir
As part of our 50th anniversary celebrations we need the help of the local community to form a Choir. Inspired by the recent BBC 2 programme The Choir, we are asking for local women and girls to form a choir to perform at the Garden Party on May 8. Please see here for more information.
____________________________________________________
PRESS RELEASE - GCSE RESULTS 2009
“A very strong set of results from an impressive year group, with many individual triumphs.”
Well done to all 178 students receiving their results today. An excellent 69% of the results were A* or A grades and 49 students (28%) gained only A* or A grades in their GCSEs, with four students (Tasila Banda, Nina Jones, Sophie Rust and Grace Smith) managing to get A* in every single subject.
42 students took AS exams in General Studies and World Development, more usually taken in the sixth form.
Looking at individual subjects, top performers include Geography, French, DT Textiles, PE and Science.
The vast majority of students will be moving into the sixth form next week and their GCSE results have given them a really good foundation for their A Level studies.
Alan Rosen
____________________________________________________
PRESS RELEASE - A Level Results Day 2009
“I am really pleased with our A and AS Level results. There are many outstanding individual performances and, despite the much publicised shortage of university places this year, the vast majority of our students have achieved the results they need to take up their chosen university place. Congratulations to everyone - students and staff - for their hard work”
When all exams are taken into account, our ‘average’ student gained 383 UCAS points (an A grade at A Level is 120 points), with the majority having at least three A Levels and one or two AS Levels.
Twenty students gained six AS and A Levels while Ximena Gill managed an excellent 4 A levels and 3 AS levels.
AS results for Year 12 look very promising, with 70% of grades being either As or Bs. The average points per entry is the highest it has ever been. A good number will be taking the AQA Baccalaureate next year which recognises and rewards students with real depth and breadth in their studies.
Christina Hood in Year 10 and Jasmin Davies in Year 11 also gained excellent A grades in German A Level.
An excellent 49% of the A levels were grade As. 46 students (27%) gained at least three A grades at A Level and ten gained at least four A grades at A level. Special mention must go to Sissi Ju, who achieved five A grades at A level, and an A at AS Level, and six students who are taking up well-deserved places at Oxford or Cambridge. Seven students are taking up places at medical, dental or vet schools.
Alan Rosen
____________________________________________________
OFSTED REPORT - November 2006
"The students' personal development is outstanding overall...Standards are very high throughout the school...The curriculum is outstanding. This is because a very rich and stimulating curriculum is offered to every year group and this is appreciated by the students...The school has an excellent sixth form...The school provides the students with an excellent range of subjects and enrichment activities."
Community Choir - for the Garden Party 8 May 2010
For more information about the community choir we are forming please see here.
Activity Day (19 January)
Have a look at some photos in the Photo Galleries to see what was happening.
Aberdyfi Week 2 (18-22 January)
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Aberdyfi Week 1 (11-15 January)
Sixth Form Admissions 2010
Thank you to everyone who has applied for a place in September 2010. We have received a large number of applications from external candidates and are therefore unable to accept any more at this stage. There may be a small number of places after the GCSE results have been published in August so prospective students who would like to be considered then are asked to telephone the school when they have received their results.
Reporting absence:
Up to three days’ absence from school and advance notification of medical and dental appointments should be notified by:
- calling our absence line, tel. 01296 388230 (available 24 hours)
- or by e-mail to
rray@ahs.bucks.sch.uk (Years 7-9)
pweiland@ahs.bucks.sch.uk (Years 10-11)
fthompson@ahs.bucks.sch.uk (Sixth Form)
Please call/e-mail on EACH day of an absence unless you can definitely tell on the first day how long the absence will be. Absences of four or more days will require a letter from home.
AHSA & THE GIVING MACHINE
Many of us shop online every week. Could we please ask you to take five minutes of your time to register with with The Giving Machine website? You will be raising money for the school every time you do your weekly shop... please click on the following link for further details: The Giving Machine
Amazon Tesco eBay John Lewis M&S WH Smith Sainsbury's Ticketmaster theTrainline Boots Waterstones.....and many, many more!
_____________________________________________________
SIXTH FORM ADMISSIONS
The Information Booklet can be found on the website in "Download Prospectus and DVD" under "Useful Links".
____________________________________________________
PLANS FOR OUR 50TH ANNIVERSARY
We have announced two events to be held in 2010 to celebrate our 50th anniversary. Firstly, we are having a Garden Party in May and then in June, a Grand Ball. Please see here for more details.
Garden Party - Community Choir
As part of our 50th anniversary celebrations we need the help of the local community to form a Choir. Inspired by the recent BBC 2 programme The Choir, we are asking for local women and girls to form a choir to perform at the Garden Party on May 8. Please see here for more information.
____________________________________________________
PRESS RELEASE - GCSE RESULTS 2009
“A very strong set of results from an impressive year group, with many individual triumphs.”
Well done to all 178 students receiving their results today. An excellent 69% of the results were A* or A grades and 49 students (28%) gained only A* or A grades in their GCSEs, with four students (Tasila Banda, Nina Jones, Sophie Rust and Grace Smith) managing to get A* in every single subject.
42 students took AS exams in General Studies and World Development, more usually taken in the sixth form.
Looking at individual subjects, top performers include Geography, French, DT Textiles, PE and Science.
The vast majority of students will be moving into the sixth form next week and their GCSE results have given them a really good foundation for their A Level studies.
Alan Rosen
____________________________________________________
PRESS RELEASE - A Level Results Day 2009
“I am really pleased with our A and AS Level results. There are many outstanding individual performances and, despite the much publicised shortage of university places this year, the vast majority of our students have achieved the results they need to take up their chosen university place. Congratulations to everyone - students and staff - for their hard work”
When all exams are taken into account, our ‘average’ student gained 383 UCAS points (an A grade at A Level is 120 points), with the majority having at least three A Levels and one or two AS Levels.
Twenty students gained six AS and A Levels while Ximena Gill managed an excellent 4 A levels and 3 AS levels.
AS results for Year 12 look very promising, with 70% of grades being either As or Bs. The average points per entry is the highest it has ever been. A good number will be taking the AQA Baccalaureate next year which recognises and rewards students with real depth and breadth in their studies.
Christina Hood in Year 10 and Jasmin Davies in Year 11 also gained excellent A grades in German A Level.
An excellent 49% of the A levels were grade As. 46 students (27%) gained at least three A grades at A Level and ten gained at least four A grades at A level. Special mention must go to Sissi Ju, who achieved five A grades at A level, and an A at AS Level, and six students who are taking up well-deserved places at Oxford or Cambridge. Seven students are taking up places at medical, dental or vet schools.
Alan Rosen
____________________________________________________
OFSTED REPORT - November 2006
"The students' personal development is outstanding overall...Standards are very high throughout the school...The curriculum is outstanding. This is because a very rich and stimulating curriculum is offered to every year group and this is appreciated by the students...The school has an excellent sixth form...The school provides the students with an excellent range of subjects and enrichment activities."
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Sixth Form Admissions 2010
Thank you to everyone who has applied for a place in September 2010. We have received a large number of applications from external candidates and are therefore unable to accept any more at this stage. There may be a small number of places after the GCSE results have been published in August so prospective students who would like to be considered then are asked to telephone the school when they have received their results.
Reporting absence:
Up to three days’ absence from school and advance notification of medical and dental appointments should be notified by:
- calling our absence line, tel. 01296 388230 (available 24 hours)
- or by e-mail to
rray@ahs.bucks.sch.uk (Years 7-9)
pweiland@ahs.bucks.sch.uk (Years 10-11)
fthompson@ahs.bucks.sch.uk (Sixth Form)
Please call/e-mail on EACH day of an absence unless you can definitely tell on the first day how long the absence will be. Absences of four or more days will require a letter from home.
AHSA & THE GIVING MACHINE
Many of us shop online every week. Could we please ask you to take five minutes of your time to register with with The Giving Machine website? You will be raising money for the school every time you do your weekly shop... please click on the following link for further details: The Giving Machine
Amazon Tesco eBay John Lewis M&S WH Smith Sainsbury's Ticketmaster theTrainline Boots Waterstones.....and many, many more!
_____________________________________________________
SIXTH FORM ADMISSIONS
The Information Booklet can be found on the website in "Download Prospectus and DVD" under "Useful Links".
____________________________________________________
PLANS FOR OUR 50TH ANNIVERSARY
We have announced two events to be held in 2010 to celebrate our 50th anniversary. Firstly, we are having a Garden Party in May and then in June, a Grand Ball. Please see here for more details.
Garden Party - Community Choir
As part of our 50th anniversary celebrations we need the help of the local community to form a Choir. Inspired by the recent BBC 2 programme The Choir, we are asking for local women and girls to form a choir to perform at the Garden Party on May 8. Please see here for more information.
____________________________________________________
PRESS RELEASE - GCSE RESULTS 2009
“A very strong set of results from an impressive year group, with many individual triumphs.”
Well done to all 178 students receiving their results today. An excellent 69% of the results were A* or A grades and 49 students (28%) gained only A* or A grades in their GCSEs, with four students (Tasila Banda, Nina Jones, Sophie Rust and Grace Smith) managing to get A* in every single subject.
42 students took AS exams in General Studies and World Development, more usually taken in the sixth form.
Looking at individual subjects, top performers include Geography, French, DT Textiles, PE and Science.
The vast majority of students will be moving into the sixth form next week and their GCSE results have given them a really good foundation for their A Level studies.
Alan Rosen
____________________________________________________
PRESS RELEASE - A Level Results Day 2009
“I am really pleased with our A and AS Level results. There are many outstanding individual performances and, despite the much publicised shortage of university places this year, the vast majority of our students have achieved the results they need to take up their chosen university place. Congratulations to everyone - students and staff - for their hard work”
When all exams are taken into account, our ‘average’ student gained 383 UCAS points (an A grade at A Level is 120 points), with the majority having at least three A Levels and one or two AS Levels.
Twenty students gained six AS and A Levels while Ximena Gill managed an excellent 4 A levels and 3 AS levels.
AS results for Year 12 look very promising, with 70% of grades being either As or Bs. The average points per entry is the highest it has ever been. A good number will be taking the AQA Baccalaureate next year which recognises and rewards students with real depth and breadth in their studies.
Christina Hood in Year 10 and Jasmin Davies in Year 11 also gained excellent A grades in German A Level.
An excellent 49% of the A levels were grade As. 46 students (27%) gained at least three A grades at A Level and ten gained at least four A grades at A level. Special mention must go to Sissi Ju, who achieved five A grades at A level, and an A at AS Level, and six students who are taking up well-deserved places at Oxford or Cambridge. Seven students are taking up places at medical, dental or vet schools.
Alan Rosen
____________________________________________________
OFSTED REPORT - November 2006
"The students' personal development is outstanding overall...Standards are very high throughout the school...The curriculum is outstanding. This is because a very rich and stimulating curriculum is offered to every year group and this is appreciated by the students...The school has an excellent sixth form...The school provides the students with an excellent range of subjects and enrichment activities."
Alan Rosen
____________________________________________________
OFSTED REPORT - November 2006
"The students' personal development is outstanding overall...Standards are very high throughout the school...The curriculum is outstanding. This is because a very rich and stimulating curriculum is offered to every year group and this is appreciated by the students...The school has an excellent sixth form...The school provides the students with an excellent range of subjects and enrichment activities."
Alan Rosen
____________________________________________________
OFSTED REPORT - November 2006
"The students' personal development is outstanding overall...Standards are very high throughout the school...The curriculum is outstanding. This is because a very rich and stimulating curriculum is offered to every year group and this is appreciated by the students...The school has an excellent sixth form...The school provides the students with an excellent range of subjects and enrichment activities."
Alan Rosen
____________________________________________________
OFSTED REPORT - November 2006
"The students' personal development is outstanding overall...Standards are very high throughout the school...The curriculum is outstanding. This is because a very rich and stimulating curriculum is offered to every year group and this is appreciated by the students...The school has an excellent sixth form...The school provides the students with an excellent range of subjects and enrichment activities."