There have been some minor changes in the provisional results at school level OnTheWight reported on earlier this month.
Cowes Enterprise College still tops the table with 58% of pupils achieving 5+ A*-C GCSEs including English and maths.
They are followed by Christ the King College at 55%, Medina College at 48%, Ryde Academy with 47%, Sandown Bay Academy with 42% and Carisbrooke College at 29%.
In the private sector, Ryde School scored 82% and Priory School 45%.
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Sixth lowest in England
Pupils on the Isle of Wight achieving 5+ A*-C GCSEs including English and mathematics was 45.2%.
That’s the sixth lowest in England (average 53.4%) and the lowest in the South East.
At 45.2%, the figures are lower than the original provisional results had indicated (47%), taking them back to pre-2010 levels.
Other GCSEs
For pupils achieving 5+ A*-C grades the figure was higher at 56.3%. This is eighth lowest in England (average 63.8%).
Things improve a little when ‘Any GCSE passes’ are included, with the Isle of Wight – 97% – rising to 17th in England (average 97.7%), above Portsmouth (96.%), which is tenth.
It’s worth noting that across the UK GCSE results are down.
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