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The Head of School at Carisbrooke College said she was immensely proud of each and every one of the year 11 students
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The Executive Head says he's confident the Centre Assessed Grades are an accurate reflection of what the students would have achieved under normal circumstances
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The Head of School says that during this time of school closure, pupils have demonstrated resilience, independence, creativity and positivity
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The Headteacher of Christ the King College said, "These examination results represent years of hard work and dedication from our students, their teachers and tremendous support from parents and carers"
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The headteacher said he hoped students can appreciate that the results they've achieved are a demonstration of the potential success ahead for each of them
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The principal at the school says GCSE students have really led by example this year, and they should all be very proud of themselves and their achievements
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The Principal at Cowes Enterprise College said, "I couldn’t be prouder of them as they collect their GCSE results, which are extremely well-deserved and a testament to all their hard work under challenging circumstances"
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The Isle of Wight is bottom of the table for pupils achieving five or more GCSEs at grades A* to C. When Maths and English are included, the Isle of Wight is second from the bottom.
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Head of School for Medina College said the students at have performed fantastically this year
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Drop in results for pupils at Carisbrooke College, Medina College and Sandown Bay Academy compared to 2011, but other schools did better than ever in GCSE examinations.
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Outstanding GCSE results for Christ The King, putting them in the top 25% of similar schools in England. Well done to all who worked so hard this year!
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There has been a year of first-rate GCSEs for the 15 students in Y11 at Priory School, who cover the full range of abilities
