Results
At Villiers High School, we have an excellent record of outstanding examination outcomes at GCSE and A Level. Results have improved year on year for the past three years and under the DfE tables are categorized as ‘well above the national average’, placing us in the top 15% of schools nationally. Current cohort assessments indicate that this upward trend will continue.
We hope you enjoy reading our special 2019 Exam results newsletter.
2019
Progress Score Projection + 1.03 (predicted to be top 1%) – pupils on average attained over a grade above their peers nationally.
Attainment Score Projection 4.9 (pupils predicted to achieve a strong C on average across all subjects).
English and Maths Projection is likely to be in the top 1% nationally, showing three consecutive years of excellent progress. Half of all pupils got a 5 in both English and maths.
Our summer 2018 exam results were excellent and it is the third consecutive year where the results place the school in the top 15%. The government has reported our results at KS4 are ‘well above average’ and dark green – this is the highest grading. We are especially proud that of 55 similar schools, we are ranked second for progress.
Our headlines at KS4
Progress 8
+0.56 (pupils achieve over half a grade above the national average progress)
Attainment 8
44.4 (pupils attain just over a grade 4 on average across their eight key subjects; equivalent to a C grade)
English and maths 5+ attained
43% (the 5+ is considered a strong pass; it is equivalent to a C+ to B- on the old GCSE grading system)
English and maths 4+ attained
57% (the 4+ is considered a pass; it is equivalent to a C on the old GCSE grading system)
EBacc Average Point Score
3.8 (the EBacc score calculates a pupil's average point scores across the five pillars of the English Baccalaureate, allocating points to a pupil's best grades and dividing by six. The EBacc pillars include English, maths, sciencex2, a humanities and a modern foreign language)
Our headlines at KS5
A Level Progress Score
+0.13
The score is calculated by comparing the A-level results of students at this school or college with the A level results of students in schools and colleges across England who started with similar results at the end of the previous key stage – key stage 4. A score above zero means students made more progress, on average, than students across England who got similar results at the end of key stage 4.
A Level Average Grade
C-
Applied Vocational Qualification Progress Score
+0.38
The score is calculated by comparing the Level 3 vocational course results of students at this school or college with the results of students in schools and colleges across England who started with similar results at the end of the previous key stage – key stage 4. A score above zero means students made more progress, on average, than students across England who got similar results at the end of key stage 4.
Applied Vocational Qualification Average Grade
Distinction -
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