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The Island VI Form's 2024 leavers triumph, securing spots at first-choice universities
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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OnTheWight will update you throughout the day with Isle of Wight A level results as they come in from the various colleges.
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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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OnTheWight will update you throughout the day with 2017 Isle of Wight A level results as they come in from the various colleges.
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The Isle of Wight College, which will cease A-level provision this year, saw the highest A-level results in the state sector. There's been great improvement for Sandown Bay Academy too.
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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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Cllr Brading congratulates and commends students for their efforts, their tutors and the employers who have supported young people in providing them with an apprenticeship
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Bob Seely believes there is a case for the Government to consider adopting the Scottish Government's approach, to award students with grades predicted by their teachers. Details within
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Concerns were raised at the Scrutiny Committee for Children's Services about the attainment of Isle of Wight children in post-16 education. Those achieving AAB at A-Level was 7.7%, compared to 14.7% nationally.
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Post 16 students studying in the Island’s sixth forms have been successful this year in national A-level examinations and vocational qualifications.
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The Government announce what they call a 'triple-lock process to ensure confidence and fairness in the system'. Details within
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Peter Shreeve of the NEU says robust systems must now be urgently developed to ensure that the 2021 grade awarding process for GCSE and A-levels is reliable, valid and secure
