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Exam Results Summary 2011

Results 2011

2011 brought another set of record exam results at Central Foundation Girls' School.

80% of students achieved 5 A*- C passes at GCSE, with 57% of students achieving 5 A*- C with English and Mathematics.

In the 6th Form, we have maintained our standard as an excellent provider, 95% of students achieved A Level passes with a 100% pass rate on vocational courses!

Over 70% of our students regularly go on to study at university. At A-Level and post-16 education, we continue to be the top 15% for value added.

Results Summary

This is a brief summary of the results provisional achieved by candidates between 2010-2011.The purpose of it is to help you see how well students at Central Foundation Girls' School performed over the last year.

Key Stage 3

These tables show the percentage of eligible Year 9 pupils in the school achieving each National Curriculum level. Number of eligible pupils in Year 9:

Results 2011:
Figures may not total 100 because of rounding.

Subject	%Level 5 +	%Level 6 +
English	85%	45%
Maths	85%	59%
Science	78%	53%

Results History:
Percentage of Pupils Achieving Level 5+

Subject	2007	2008	2009	2010	2011
English	69	70	85	82	85
Maths	64	69	72	81	85
Science	56	49	69	72	78

Percentage of Pupils Achieving Level 6+

Subject	2007	2008	2009	2010	2011
English	32	23	46	46	45
Maths	39	42	47	60	59
Science	25	21	40	38	53

Key Stage 4

GCSE Headline Figures#

Number of Candidates	236	5 x A*-C inc English & Maths	57.6%
3 x A*- A	29.2%	2 Science [includingBTEC]	57% [74%]
5 x A*-C	80.5%	Maths	68.2%
5 x A*-G	90.7%	English	66.1%

Results History

	2007	2008	2009	2010	2011
% Achieving 5+ A* - Cs inc Maths and English	47%	38%	47%	52%	58%

	*Achieving 5+ A - Cs**
	2007	2008	2009	2010	2011
School	61%	52%	68%	77%	80%

*Note – These results include GCSE equivalents e.g. BTEC, COPE , OCR, Nationals, etc.

BTEC – Certificate & Diploma

Subject	Certificate (≈2 x GCSE Grades)				Diploma (≈4 x GCSE Grades)
	D*	D	M	P	D*	D	M	P
Business					9	4	4	2
Health & Social Care					10	2	2	4
Perf Arts	4	9	19	30
Science				39
Travel & Tourism		1	1	2

Additional Courses – ALAN, ncfe and OCR Nationals

Subject	Level 1 - [Half GCSE E Grade]	Level 2 - [Half GCSE B Grade]	Pass - [GCSE B Grade]	OCR Nationals	OCR Nationals	OCR Nationals	OCR Nationals
				D*	D	M	P
ICT – Level 1 [D-G GCSE Eqv.]							3
ICT – Level 2 [A-C GCSE Eqv.]					140	29	19
CoPE	8	19
ALAN Numeracy	13	1
ALAN Literacy	8	8
Equality & Diversity			26

D* = distinction
D = distinction
M = merit
P = pass

Key Stage 5

GCE (A Level) Headline Figures

GCE A2	%
A*	27.2
*A- B**	81.5
Pass	96.0

Number of Candidates	81
	SCAAT	UCAS
APS per student	649	262
APS per entry	218	88

SCAAT APS History:

Year	2007	2008	2009	2010	2011
APS/Student	673.6	621	645.4	626.4	649
APS/Entry	183.4	210	218	223.9	218
No. Of Candidates	75	80	75	84	81

UCAS Points

These are the same results as above but using UCAS points. These are the points that are used for entrance to university. Grade C at A level is 80 points and grade D 60 points per full entry.

Year	2007	2008	2009	2010	2011
APS/Student	227	243	256	254	262
APS/Entry	74	83	86	91	88
Number of Candidates	75	80	75	84	81

The results above include the following Level 3 BTEC results:

(D=Distinction, M= Merit, P = Pass)

BTEC (≈ 2 x GCE Grades)

Subject	DD	DM	MM	MP	PP
Business	17	3	1	2
Health & Social Care	5	2	1	1

APS = Average Points Score

QCA = Qualifications and Curriculum Authority, now SCAAT

UCAS = Universities & Colleges Admissions Service

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