Exam Results
2023 EXAM RESULTS
GCSE Results 2023
The GCSE Exam Results in the summer of 2023 were fantastic - huge congratulations to all the students.
According to the DfE, the Progress 8 (P8) Score is +0.87 (October 2023) and ‘well above average’. We are delighted with this P8 score, which equals our best ever P8 score. Please see the link below for the DfE Performance Table for Hinchley Wood School.
The GCSE headlines are:
- 86% of students achieved 5 or more GCSEs at Grade 4 or above
- 85% of students achieved 5 or more GCSEs including at Grade 4 or above in English and Maths
- 88% of students have achieved at least a grade 4 in English and Maths
- 89% of all grades are at Grade 4 or above (68% nationally)
- 37% of all grades are Grade 7 and above. This is very pleasing given the proportion of top grades has fallen nationally (22%)
- 22% of all grades are Grade 8 or 9, and includes 155 Grade 9s, which is 9% of all grades.
Please see the link below to the subject analysis for GCSEs:
A Level Results 2023
The A Level results are to be celebrated with superb results achieved by the students. These are all the more remarkable given that the DfE and Ofqual wanted a return to pre-pandemic grades meaning grades were expected to be lower than previous years and similar to grades in 2019.
The A Level headlines are:
- 36% of all grades are A/A* - matching the record in 2019
- 45 A*grades (10% of all entries) – beating the 26 A* grades in 2019
- 70% of all grades achieved are at A*- B – matching the record in 2019
- 88% of all grades achieved are at A*- C
- 99.6% A - E
- Overall average point score per entry is 39.9, equivalent to a Grade B
Rebecca Wiscombe, Head of Sixth Form said, “We are incredibly proud of our students, who have really impressed us with their work ethic in what has been a very challenging few years of their education. Their hard work, resilience and positivity over the last two years has yielded an excellent set of A Level results that match the school’s record-breaking pre-Covid year of 2019”.
Hinchley Wood School wishes all the students success as they embark on their next journey, whether at University, College or entering the workplace.
Please click on this link for a full breakdown of results by subject:
2022 EXAM RESULTS
GCSE results 2022
Our Year 11 students performed exceptionally well, particularly given the disruption to their education over the past few years.
90% of students achieved 5 or more GCSEs at grade 4 or above, and 87% achieved this benchmark including GCSE English and Maths.
Both of these match the school’s results from when public exams were last sat in 2019.
Furthermore, the number of students achieving the highest grades was particularly impressive; 214 grade 9s were awarded (13% of all grades achieved) and 303 grade 8s (17% of all grades achieved).
This is a school examination record and, given the news about a decline in the top grades being achieved nationally, it demonstrates how our students have excelled.
49% of all GCSE grades achieved were grades 7 to 9 (vs 32.7% nationally)
Our published Progress 8 (P8) figure is +0.78. This measure is designed to show how much progress each student has made from Year 6 to Year 11. A score above +0.50 is defined as “well above average”.
Lucy Macdonald, Headteacher, added: “We are so pleased with the excellent GCSE grades that the students have achieved and they should feel rewarded for all their hard work. I would also like to acknowledge all the work that the staff here at HWS have done in supporting our Year 11 students. I very much hope the students will continue to be successful in their next steps and would like to pass on our congratulations to all the students”.
We were thrilled to see so many students enrolling at our Sixth Form, choosing a wide range of subjects that reflect the achievements across the curriculum. We cannot wait to see what they can achieve in the next phase of their education.
A Level results 2022
This year’s A Level results are exceptional and the students have been rewarded for all their hard work over the last two years.
48% of all grades achieved were A/A*, a school record, 76% of all grades achieved were A*-B and 88% of all grades achieved were A*-C.
Overall, an incredible 97 A* grades were achieved by this cohort, another school record.
88 out of 146 students achieved 3 or more A*-B grades.
More than 88% of students achieved the grades needed to secure their chosen university. The students were really excited about their next steps, whether this was starting an apprenticeship or employment, making plans for gap years or confirming arrangements for university.
Head of Year 13, Tea Gray, said “I am so proud of every single student and what they have achieved over the past two years given the challenging and changeable environment that they have had to face. Their resilience and focus this year has been brilliant and they deserve every success today and in their future.”
Head of 6th Form, Rebecca Wiscombe said “I am so thrilled and delighted at these brilliant results for our students. As a group, the students could not have worked harder and their results are very fitting reward for their dedication to their studies over the past two years. I would also like to thank all the staff who have helped our students achieve a fantastic set of results. Congratulations to all our students for their outstanding achievements this summer and we wish them well as they head off to the next stage of their education or their first steps into the wider world.”
Head of Geography, Tina Modi said “Huge congratulations to all our Geography students who worked extremely hard to achieve outstanding results this year. We are so pleased that 14 students achieved an A*, a record for our department, and 64% achieving an A* or A grade. The students were a delight to teach, and we have fond memories of the Slapton Fieldtrip! Their hard work has clearly paid off, and I want to wish them all great success in the future.”
As a Sixth Form, we have had so much to celebrate this year, and we could not be prouder of this amazing group of students.
Detailed subject by subject results can be found in the documents below
2021 EXAM RESULTS
Despite the many challenges presented by the Covid-19 pandemic, our GCSE results this summer have once again set new records including a projected Progress 8 figure above +1.0 for the second successive year at GCSE level.
Our GCSE results headlines are as follows:
- 94% of our Year 11 students achieved 5 or more 4+ grades
- 94% of our Year 11 students achieved 5 or more 4+ grades including English & Maths
- 94% of the cohort achieved a Grade 4 or above in both English and Maths, with 83% achieving a Grade 5 or above in both English and Maths.
- 51% of all grades were achieved at Grade 7+ with a total of 538 Grade 8/9s achieved by the cohort.
- The provisional whole cohort value added figure is +1.0 showing that our students of all abilities really have made excellent progress and have lots to celebrate.
A Level outcomes:
- 54% of all grades achieved at A/A* (compared to 43% in Summer 2020 and a new record by 11%)
- 81% A*-B (compared to 77% in Summer 2020 and a new record by 4%)
- 94% A*-C
- Average A Level points score of 44.53 (compared to 42.53 in Summer 2020 equating to an average A Level grade of Grade B+ for the second year running).
- Provisional Value Added score of +0.47 (compared to +0.33 in Summer 2020 and a new record (beating our previous best of +0.38 in Summer 2019)
2020 EXAM RESULTS
In the summer 2020 and great Covid related uncertainty, all the hard work of our students was rewarded with a superb set of Centre Assessed Grades.
In terms of GCSE results, our students were able to celebrate many successes as a Year 11 cohort and as individuals. The cohort achieved 92% five or more 4+ Grades including English & Maths with 96% of the cohort achieving five or more 4+ Grades. 93% of the cohort achieved a Grade 4 or above in both English and Maths with 83% achieving a Grade 5 or above in both English and Maths. 48% of all grades were achieved at 7+ and 27.7% at 8/9 – both new school attainment records. Internal value added analysis for the cohort shows that we have added value for students of all abilities with an internal Progress 8 figure of +1.01 (meaning that, on average, our students achieved more than 10 grades better than their peers nationally across 10 GCSE grades). Our analysis shows that value added outcomes for Pupil Premium and SEND students were also very positive – very much bucking the national and Surrey trend for such vulnerable learners.
A Level results were also outstanding across the board with 43% of all grades achieved at A/A*, 77% A*-B and 96% A*-C (the third successive year of 90%+). The average A Level points score of 43.05 was a new school record (with 40+ points equating to an average A Level grade of Grade B for the third year running). We were delighted that more than 95% of students achieved the grades they needed to secure their chosen university.
2019 EXAM RESULTS
In 2019, we are delighted to be able to report that our students once again broke a number of achievement records. The respective value added/progress measures for those students who completed Year 11 and Year 13 in Summer 2019, show that once again students of all abilities and interests have made outstanding progress.
Of the cohort who completed Year 13 in Summer 2019, 35% of all A Level grades were achieved at A/A*, 68% A*-B and 91% A*-C (our best set of results as a school for the latter two measures). Three students achieved a clean sweep of 3 A* grades at A Level! Such fantastic results ensured that our Year 13 students who wanted to go to University did so - accepted by their first or reserve choice - their path of their choice at the country’s leading universities (including more than 40% of the cohort heading off to a Russell Group University). Please see the link below for a more detailed breakdown of Hinchley Wood School A Level results.
Our GCSE results saw 90% of the cohort achieve 5 or more GCSEs at Grade 4 or above (breaking the 90% mark for the third consecutive year) with 78% achieving a Grade 5 or above in both English and Maths. 45% of all grades were achieved at Grade 7 or above with 27% at Grades 8 or 9. In achieving an Attainment 8 measure score of 61.1 points, GCSE outcomes for Hinchley Wood students ranked amongst the top performing schools in Surrey. Students of all abilities and backgrounds performed exceptionally well with our provisional Progress 8 value added measure of +0.74 (which indicates the progress made by our students from the start of Year 7 to the end of Year 11) placing the performance of our students amongst the top ranking schools in England and ensuring that 95% of our students stayed in education or employment after completing their Key Stage 4 studies. Please click on the links below for a more detailed breakdown of Hinchley Wood School GCSE results.
2018 EXAM RESULTS
In 2018, we are delighted to be able to report that our students achieved record breaking results in both GCSE and A Level examinations. The respective value added/progress measures for those students who completed Year 11 and Year 13 in Summer 2018, place Hinchley Wood School in the top 100 schools and colleges in England.
Of the cohort of 113 students who completed Year 13 in Summer 2018, 36% of all A Level grades were achieved at A/A*, 67% A*-B and 90% A*-C (our best set of results as a school for all three measures). 5 students achieved a clean sweep of 3 A* A Level grades! Such fantastic results ensured that every single Year 13 student who wanted to go to University did so - accepted by their first or reserve choice - their path of their choice at the country’s leading universities (including 45% of the cohort heading off to a Russell Group University). Please see the link below for a more detailed breakdown of Hinchley Wood School A Level results.
Our GCSE results saw 92% of the cohort achieve 5 or more GCSEs at Grade 4 or above including English & Maths with 82% achieving a Grade 5 or above in both English and Maths. 48.7% of all grades were achieved at Grade 7 or above with 25.5% at Grades 8 or 9. 43% of the Year 11 cohort entered the EBacc suite of qualifications achieving an average points score of 5.74. In achieving an Attainment 8 measure score of 63.4 points, GCSE outcomes for Hinchley Wood students ranked amongst the top performing schools in Surrey. Students of all abilities and backgrounds performed exceptionally well with our Progress 8 value added measure of +0.91 (which indicates the progress made by our students from the start of Year 7 to the end of Year 11) placing the performance of our students in the top 5% of schools in England and ensuring that 95% of our students stayed in education or employment after completing their Key Stage 4 studies. Please click on the links below for a more detailed breakdown of Hinchley Wood School GCSE results.
GCSE Results
A Level Results
2017 EXAM RESULTS
In 2017, the cohort of 110 students achieved 27% A or A* grades, 60% A*-B grades and 85% A*-C grades (matching our best set of results as a school for the latter two measures).
109 of these achieved at least two A Level passes with 43 students achieving three or more A*-B grades, 12 students achieving three or more A*-A grades and two students achieving A* grades in all three A Level subjects.
Such success opened doors to the future for our “Class of 2017” whether that was a University place (with all 92 students who wished to go to Uni this September being successful, including 38% heading off to a Russell Group University), an apprenticeship or moving into the workplace. Please see links below for a more detailed breakdown of HinchleyWood School results.
A detailed breakdown of HinchleyWood School results and school performance is available on the Department for Education website: http://www.education.gov.uk/schools/performance/
