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The average A-level grade has improved to a C from a C- last year – and the average points score derived from the grades students have achieved has gone up significantly from 25.7 to 29.3.
A-Level Results
Isle of Wight A-Level results are released in August every year.
Here you’ll find the latest information, as well as a quick and easy way to find out about previous years, including a selection of articles about A-Level pupils studying on the Isle of Wight.
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Results are better than last year, with the progress for A Levels expected to be in line with national and the progress of our students who took applied qualifications to be well above national.
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The Head Master said this year marks the end of a period of significant change at A-Level which makes many of these achievements, the combined work of pupils and staff, the more impressive.
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Schools Minister, Lord Agnew, praised the pupils and staff at Cowes Enterprise on the impressive set of results.
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Students at Christ the King College are celebrating the best KS5 results in the Sixth Form’s history.
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Vast majority of students going on to first choice universities and starting next exciting stage of their education
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Find out where your Isle of Wight VI Form is positioned in the latest Performance Tables released this week by the Department for Education.
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Provisional results suggest the average grade for Isle of Wight A-level students has increased from a C- to a C, which is in line with last year’s national figure.
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Over half Ryde School A-Level students achieved at least one A grade and a third at least two. Here are the provisional details on results day.
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Principal, Joy Ballard, is delighted with the progress VI Form students at Ryde Academy have made.
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This set of results are a fitting tribute to the Sixth Form team says the Interim Executive Principal, Matthew Quinn.
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The vast majority of students are going on to their first choice universities and starting the next exciting stage of their education.
