Exam Results 2022

GCSE Results

This year the school has seen some superb individual performances in terms of final outcomes and progress made compared to national targets. Top performing students include:

Tamsin Ivory; 9 Grade 9s and a 7, Katrina Rickard; 8 Grade 9s and 2 8s, Selin Ilhan, Skye Powell & Phoebe Revell: 7 Grade 9s and 3 8s, Molly Matheron: 6 Grade 9s and 4 8s, Sam Foster: 6 Grade 9s and 3 8s, Bailey Bassi: 5 Grade 9s and 5 8s.

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These students have faced unprecedented challenges since the spring of 2020, and their results are a testament to their hard work, resilience and engagement over that period of time.

I often tell the students to control what they can control and to not worry about things they can’t change or influence.  It is fantastic to see this cohort taking ownership of their learning and working so well with our staff.

It has been wonderful to see so many students securing top grades.  There are also individuals in this year group who have overcome significant challenges in terms of mental health and difficult personal circumstances, and it has been great to see hard work rewarded and personal goals met.

This is a day for the students to take centre stage, they will enjoy their celebrations with a real sense of personal pride.  They have been brilliant to work with and we look forward to welcoming them back into our sixth form in September to continue their journey with us.’Malcolm White, Headteacher commented, GCSE Press Release August 2022

Due to Covid-19, there are no National Performance Measures for 2020.  Leventhorpe's results are as follows

Leventhorpe’s Progress 8 score was +0.33 (Estimated)
Leventhorpe’s Attainment 8 score was 54.0
Percentage achieving a pass (level 4) in English and Maths 78.5%
Percentage achieving a strong pass (level 5) in English and Maths 53.6%
Percentage entered for the English Baccalaureate 23.8%
Percentage achieving the English Baccalaureate 18.2%

National Performance Measures 2019

Leventhorpe’s Progress 8 score was -0.14 
Leventhorpe’s Attainment 8 score was 51.3
Percentage achieving a pass (level 4) in English and Maths 80%
Percentage achieving a strong pass (level 5) in English and Maths 49%
Percentage entered for the English Baccalaureate 21%
Percentage achieving the English Baccalaureate 15%
Staying on in education or entering employment 97% (national average 94%) figures from 2018

National Performance Measures 2018

Leventhorpe’s Progress 8 measure was +0.24
Leventhorpe’s Attainment 8 score was 53.2
Percentage achieving a pass (level 4) in English and Maths 83%
Percentage achieving a strong pass (level 5) in English and Maths 57%
Percentage entered for the English Baccalaureate 23%
Percentage achieving the English Baccalaureate 15%
Staying on in education or entering employment 97% (national average 94%)

National Performance Measures 2017

Leventhorpe’s Progress 8 measure was -0.08
Leventhorpe’s Attainment 8 score was 52.9
Percentage achieving a pass (level 4) in English and Maths 80%
Percentage achieving a strong pass (level 5) in English and Maths 54%
Percentage entered for the English Baccalaureate 31%
Percentage achieving the English Baccalaureate 21%
Staying on in education or entering employment 97% (national average 94%)

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A Level Results

A Level students enjoyed another year of strong results in their sixth form programmes. Top performing students include:

Reece Mascall: 4 A*s, Matthew Morrissey: 4 A*s, Luke Sanderson: 3A*s, 1A, Danny Bill: 2A*s, 2As, Erin Messenger: 2A*s, 1A, Bobbie Short: 2A*s, 1A, Michael Morris: 2A*s, 1A, 1C and Oliver Murray: 2A*s, 1B
Erynn Palmer, Finlay Cook, Ella Ballard-Adams and Daisy Lucas all achieved Double Distinction* in their BTEC programmes. 

Headteacher Malcolm White was delighted by the individual stories of success and commented:

“Our Year 13 cohort of 2022 were a delightful group of young people, who have faced unprecedented challenges since the pandemic took hold in 2020. They have demonstrated incredible resilience and flexibility during their sixth form studies and I want to thank them for working so proactively with the school as we have navigated these difficult times. The joy of working with, and celebrating with such superb young people cannot be overstated. I am delighted to see so many of our students going on to study on their first-choice university courses. It is also great to see so many students securing high quality degree apprenticeships. We wish them every success in their exciting futures.”

Headteacher Malcolm, A Level Press Release August 2022

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National Performance Measures for 2020

Please click here to view the Department for Education Performance Tables