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It's Executive head teacher, Peter Shaw's, my last GCSE results day in the UK. He tells OnTheWight he's very proud to leave the learning community on such a positive note.
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Priory School saw a year of outstanding results for GCSEs for the 13 students in Y11, one in Y10, one in Y9, who cover the full range of ability.
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24% of entries were awarded A* whilst 91% of Ryde School pupils achieved 5 or more A* to C grades including Maths and English.
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Some outstanding results for pupils at Christ the King College, with several achieving a full set of 9s, A*s and As.
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Ryde Academy have seen a 71% improved of subjects from last year's GCSE results.
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The Isle of Wight council say due to changes in grading this year, the ability to fairly compare results with past years is challenging. However; early indications from schools suggest the underlying trend in outcomes will be stronger than previous years.
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The Executive Principal explained that despite the challenges, many youngsters have been successful and there are many personal triumphs across the ability range.
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Head of school said these GCSE results reflect the hard work of both students and staff over the last academic year.
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The secondary school in Sandown says many of the targets set for Year 11 students have been met this year, with improvements on last year for 18 of the 24 subjects studied.
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The Principal says today’s results are testament to the dedication, talent and positive attitudes of the students, supported by their teachers and parents.
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Average grade has improved by a fifth of a grade, meaning students have for third year running made better progress.
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17% of exams were awarded the very top grade of a 9 and over a quarter of all results were either A* or the equivalent (9 and 8) – the best figures ever for the very top grade.
