Exam Results
A Level Results 2024
The government tells us that the grade profile is the same as last year- but the number of top grades at St Michael's climbs higher with 60% of all grades at A or A*- higher than previous years; indicating that we are increasingly effective in enabling our students to achieve the highest grades possible.
This year we had 9 students to study Engineering, 8 for Medicine and over 80% into Russell Group Universities - up from 70% last year.
Well done to all of our students- we wish you the best of luck with your future studies!
GCSE Results 2024
Our students have achieved outstanding results for thieir GCSEs!- with achievement at the highest end improving upon last year with more than a third of all grades at level 9! Five years ago we expanded the school and this was the first year with 128 students in the year group and so it is particularly noteworthy that we have managed to improve our results at the same time as expanding the school.
There were impressive results by certain individuals. These have been the product of hard work by students and teachers and have enabled students to continue their educational journey - many of which have chosen to remain at St Michael's in order to continue their success into the future.
Exam Results 2022
Exam Results 2019
A-LEVEL:
A*/B grades - 80.7%
A*/A grades - 47.4%
A* Grades - 15%
GCSE:
GCSEs awarded grades 8/9 - 56.3%
GCSEs awarded at grade 7 or above - 74.9%
Progress 8 - This new government measure tells you how well pupils at this school have progressed between the end of primary school (key stage 2) and the end of secondary school (key stage 4), compared to pupils in other schools who got similar results at the end of primary school. This is based on results in up to 8 qualifications, which include English, Maths, 3 qualifications including Sciences, Computer Science, History, Geography and Languages, and 3 other additional qualifying subjects. In the Summer of 2016, the School's Progress 8 score was 0.57 which places the School's performance in the top most level of performance (i.e. the top 5 % of all schools). A figure of 0 would indicate average performance in line with the same type of students in other schools nationally. A figure of 0.5 indicates that pupils achieve an average of half a grade higher in each of their GCSE subjects than would be expected.
Progress Measures for 2016:
Percentage of pupils obtaining a minimum of 5 passes at grade A* to C including English and Maths - 100%
Key Stage Four Performance Information including link to DfE tables
The Joint Council for Qualifications - GCSE results August 22nd 2019
The Evening Standard - Top Secondary Schools League Table
