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Students at Cowes Enterprise College have received their A Level results today, with many going on to attend some of the country’s top universities, including Oxford.
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For second consecutive year, thanks to progress made by its students, Cowes Enterprise is named as the Island's top performing school
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Bob Seely said it was the best hustings he has been to in his political career, as students asked a range of questions on the subject of climate change
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Pupils at Cowes Enterprise College took part in a day of action on Friday, with pupils voting on a range of issues, learning more about democracy and how to have their voices heard.
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Great news for budding young footballers on the Isle of Wight as Cowes Enterprise College announces partnership with Chelsea FC Foundation ahead of new football college academy.
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Schools Minister, Lord Agnew, praised the pupils and staff at Cowes Enterprise on the impressive set of results.
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Cowes Enterprise College welcomed a visit from Isle of Wight comic store, Heroes, yesterday, as they presented the donation of 50 graphic novels in a special assembly for Year 7s.
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Isle of Wight council voted to rejig school holidays. Cowes have said, no thanks, at least for the moment. Here's what some parents with kids at Primary and CEC say about having their holidays out of sync.
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Cowes Enterprise College scored 0.17 which means that each student achieves on average a fifth a GCSE grade better per subject than similar students nationally.
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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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Overall, 15% of A levels were graded A* or A – up on last year’s figure – a third of exams were A* to B, and more than half of exams achieved A* to C.
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Ofsted warned the Studio School could impact pupil numbers at Cowes Enterprise College (which lost pupils to the school), but Cllr Brading says the latest decision by CEC's sponsor was made before proposals to close the Studio School surfaced.
