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Educational support services available for Isle of Wight students exploring next steps
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The Cabinet Member said she was also deeply grateful to all secondary school staff for the additional work they have shouldered this year to ensure pupils could be properly assessed for their GCSEs
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Isle of Wight pupils from disadvantaged background are really being let down. They leave secondary school on average nearly 2.5 years behind attainment of Mainland non-disadvantaged peers - that's a 13.5 yo vs a 16 yo.
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OnTheWight will update you throughout the day with 2017 Isle of Wight GCSE results as they come in from the various schools.
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Initial reports suggest that schools on the Isle of Wight appear to compare favourably with national averages and in some cases, have improved significantly – against the national trend of a decline in results.
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Cllr Andre said, "I am therefore delighted to join with schools in celebrating the successes of each individual student and acknowledging their strong outcomes which are a testament to the commitment of all students and their teachers"
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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 2013 School Performance Tables published today have confirmed GCSE results on the Isle of Wight improved in 2013 when compared to 2012.
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The percentage of Isle of Wight pupils achieving five A* to C GCSE passes, including English and mathematics has dropped to its lowest since 2011.
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Priory School students in both A Level and GCSE achieved a clean sweep of 100% pass rates at both levels.
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Plus five students achieved grade 9 in five or more subjects, putting them among the most exceptional scholars in the country.
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Pupils at Ryde School celebrated their hard work as 19% of all grades were either 9 or 8, and 86% were at new pass rate of 9 to 4.
