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Academic Results for 2005-6
It is always important to put examinations results in context and offer comparisons where appropriate. Parents may be interested in the following:-
[I]GCSE UK Results 57.1% of students taking these examinations passed with 5 or more subjects graded A* to C (i.e. pass grades.)
[I]GCSE SRIS results 87.5% of students taking these examinations passed with 5 or more subjects graded A* to C (i.e. pass grades.) i.e. we are producing results 30.4% above the national UK average!
Achieving 5 or more passes at [I]GCSE is regarded as an ideal foundation for students to continue with post 16 education to AS/A Levels or IB. Such results are also taken into account on forms for University admissions.
At 'A' Level our pass rate was 88.7%. This is only just outside the 90% average which is achieved by students at top Grammar Schools in the U.K. There are now very few Grammar Schools in the UK given that in the late sixties Comprehensive secondary education became the norm and the ones that have survived are highly selective with regard to intake, often recruiting only the top 3 – 8% of the ability level of students at aged 11 and educating them until 18. Other than 'selecting' in a limited sense on English written ability, SRIS certainly does not, and indeed, is not able to cream off the best students as Grammar Schools do so once again this reflects really well on our students and their work ethic and on the ability of our teachers.
At Key Stage 3 Our English Results were 17% above the UK National Average, our Maths results 26% above this average and our Science 14% above!
All of these results would certainly place us high up the league tables in any of the 104 Local Authorities in England in the U.K.
SATS - Key Stage 1 results
English SRIS 2006 86% gaining Level 2 or above
Maths SRIS 2006 98.5% gaining Level 2 or above
SATS - Key Stage 2 results
Year 6 SATs are sent to the United Kingdom for marking. Results for our 40 pupils in 2005-06 are as follows:
Comparison are made on the basis of the percentage of children reaching the expected level or using the average point score (total of all scores gained in the tests divided by the total number of pupils)
English SRIS 2006 95% gaining Level 4 or above
National average 79 % gaining Level 4 or above
SRIS 2005 89% gaining Level 4 or above
Maths SRIS 2006 97% gaining Level 4 or above
National average 75 % gaining Level 4 or above
SRIS 2005 83% gaining Level 4 or above
Science SRIS 2006 97% gaining Level 4 or above
National average 86% gaining Level 4 or above
SRIS 2005 83% gaining Level 4 or above
SATS - Key Stage 3 results
At the end of Key Stage three, an average ability child is expected to have gained Level 5.
Year 9 SATs are sent to the United Kingdom for marking. Results for our 32 pupils in 2005-06 are shown below.
Comparison are made on the basis of the percentage of children reaching the expected level or using the average point score (total of all scores gained in the tests divided by the total number of pupils)
English SRIS 2006 91% gaining Level 5 or above
National average 74 % gaining Level 5 or above
SRIS 2005 75% gaining Level 5 or above
Maths SRIS 2006 100% gaining Level 5 or above
National average 74 % gaining Level 5 or above
SRIS 2005 90% gaining Level 5 or above
Science SRIS 2006 84% gaining Level 5 or above
National average 70 % gaining Level 5 or above
SRIS 2005 75% gaining Level 5 or above
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