Exam Results 2022
From 2020 all GCSEs were graded using the new grading system running from grade 1 through to grade 9, with grade 9 being the top grade. Further information is given about the grades for GCSE examinations and vocational qualifications at the bottom of this page
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Percentage of students achieving grade 4 or above in both English and Mathematics |
53.3% |
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Percentage of students achieving grade 5 or above in both English and Mathematics |
27.4% |
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Percentage of students achieving grade 4 or above in English |
76.1% |
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Percentage of students achieving grade 4 or above in Mathematics |
54.3% |
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Attainment 8 |
41.1 Points |
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English Baccalaureate (students were not compelled to study this combination of subjects) Standard pass |
2.5% |
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Progress 8 |
-0.46 |
Further information about grades for GCSE and vocational qualifications
The table below shows how the new grading structure compares with the previous A – G Grades.
The bottom of grade 4 is set at the same level as the bottom of a grade C. The bottom of a grade 7 is set at the same level as the bottom of the old grade A.
Vocational courses are graded either as a Level 2 (L2) or a Level 1(L1)
At Level 2 the grades are L2 Distinction*, L2 Distinction, L2 Merit, and L2 Pass. A L2 Pass is equivalent to grade 4 at GCSE and L” Distinction is equivalent to a grade 7 at GCSE.
At L1 the grades are L1 Distinction, L1 Merit, L1 Pass. A L1 Distinction is equivalent to a GCSE Grade 3