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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.
Ryde School
Ryde School with Upper Chine is an Independent co-educational day and boarding school for children from pre-school to sixth form.
It is based in Ryde on the Isle of Wight provides “a carefully structured and thorough education which enables pupils to achieve their academic and personal potential”.
Below are some of the articles OnTheWight has published about the school.
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If you’re considering education options for your daughter or son, take the opportunity to find out more about what Ryde School can offer. Meet teachers, pupils and tour this Island school with a global outlook.
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As the Armistice Centenary approached, pupils at Ryde School spent the week remembering those who lost their lives during the First World War ending the week by creating a huge poppy in the school grounds.
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The objectors will have to cover the council's costs after their application for a judicial review of the planning decision was rejected by the High Court.
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The wide breadth of university courses chosen by Sixth Form pupils is testament to the way Ryde School helps pupils achieve their individual ambitions. Find out more at the next Open Evening event.
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Following on from yesterday's report about this year's GCSE results, see the detail of individual schools.
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If you’re considering education options for your son or daughter, take the opportunity to find out more about what Ryde School can offer. Meet teachers, pupils and tour this Island school with a global outlook.
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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.
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Over half Ryde School A-Level students achieved at least one A grade and a third at least two. Here are the provisional details on results day.
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The application was approved by seven votes to five at a meeting of the planning committee on Tuesday and will now go before the Secretary of State, following an objection from Sport England.
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If you’re considering your child’s education options, meet teachers, pupils and tour the school during the February Open Morning to find out more about this Isle of Wight school with a global outlook.
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Against the planning officer's recommendation, members of the Planning Committee rejected the application for a new boarding house on the grounds of Ryde School. The application has gone to appeal and residents have until 22nd December to add their comments.
