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There's been a massive GCSE improvement at Carisbrooke College with the number of pupils obtaining 5 GCSEs at A*-C including English and Maths, surging from below 30% to 54%. Well done to all!
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Head Master of Ryde School said pupils have "certainly earned these results and parents and teachers, who have worked alongside them in these challenging times, should happily join in the celebrations"
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The new Website includes a section dedicated to support mental health and wellbeing, as well as linking to resources that will help when considering onward journeys
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Well done to pupils at Ryde School for their excellent GCSE results, best of luck to pupils at other Island schools, as results start to arrive.
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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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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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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 Government announce what they call a 'triple-lock process to ensure confidence and fairness in the system'. Details within
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Well done to all involved. Overall, the number of students at Carisbrooke College achieving 5A*-C grades, including English and Maths, rose by 8% to 44%.
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The long-awaited school-level 2014 GCSE results (provisional) can be found in the draft paper for the school places consultation which was approved by the Isle of Wight executive last week.
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Ryde School celebrates historic GCSE results, outshining national trends with 41 per cent top grades
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Andrew Turner is clearly distressed at the bottom-in-England GCSE results. He also reveals for the first time that "Ministers have been worried about education on the Island for a long time".
