This article was published on August 25, 2011 and information contained within may now be out of date.
King Edward VI Humanities College is celebrating after 100% of Year 11 students achieved GCSE success with 30% achieving A*-C grades.
Student attainment showed a significant improvement on the past two years reflecting an increased level of progress. In addition to traditional GCSE success, 100% students achieved Level 2 or above in the new Hair and Beauty diploma, with 86% achieving the same level in the Engineering diploma and 80% in the Land Based and Environment diploma.
Many students achieved success in 15 GCSE level grades including; Jasmine Bennett, Zach Bray, Callum Cameron, Natasha Chadwick, Kirsty Dodds, Nathan Green, Mason Hazard, Daniel Higginson, Jasmine Hyde, Victoria Litster, Alice Phillips and Beckey Shudell.
Headteacher at King Edwards, Margaret Reeve said, “We are delighted by the sheer hard work, drive and commitment of our students who have been ably supported by parents and staff. This success reflects their determination to succeed in terms of exam accreditation and further education and career choices. We look forward to seeing many students return to our Sixth Form in September to continue with their successful studies. Last week we celebrated 100% of our Sixth Form students achieving at least two A grade equivalent with 95% achieving 3 or more A grades equivalent and Jade Stubbins achieving 4 A levels at A grade, which is a tremendous achievement and a credit to their effort to succeed in this difficult economic climate”.
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