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Sixth Form Open Evening Wednesday 12th October 2022 6pm - 8pm

GCSE Results Day Blue Coat students have excelled in their GCSE examinations in 2022. We are absolutely delighted with the results they have achieved after two challenging years of the pandemic. With over two thousand GCSEs being sat, we are thrilled that over 33% of these grades were achieved at Grade 7 or higher. Whilst our most able students have performed exceptionally well, we are particularly pleased that over 80% of our students achieved a Grade 5 in English and over 60% in Maths. Over 86% of all grades were 4+ and 73% were grade 5+. Our progress score (unvalidated) is +0.48 which demonstrates just how well our students have achieved. We were delighted to see so many happy faces when the students picked up their results and the number of students choosing to continue their education into the sixth form is our highest yet. We are also enrolling a number of external applicants for September following the excellent A level results of last week.

Results Day: Congratulations to all of our sixth form students who received their results today.  We are delighted with their achievements.  They are the first students to have taken summer exams marked and graded by exam boards since 2019 after two years of challenging circumstances created by the pandemic.  Of the 512 Advanced level examinations sat, nearly a third of all grades were A*-A and 60% were awarded A*-B.  There were some excellent individual achievements with a staggering 22 students achieving all A or A* grades. The BTEC results were also excellent. Mrs. Shelley, Headteacher, was delighted. “We expected some excellent results from this cohort of students, and we were not disappointed. I am so proud to see so many of our students achieve or exceed expectations especially given the challenges of the past two years.” Miss Davoile, Head of Sixth Form commented: “Students and staff alike have been duly rewarded for all their hard work. There is a tremendous work ethic in the Sixth Form at Blue Coat, which has resulted in so many dreams being fulfilled.”   The school is expecting a bumper year for enrolment into the Sixth Form in September.  Ruth Akuneme was awarded A, A, A and will read Law at Leeds University Janice Akuoko was awarded A*, A* and will read Law at Nottingham University Chimemeriele Anyanwu was awarded A*, A*, A* and will read Social Anthropology at the London School of Economics Becki Crowter was awarded A, A, A Primary Education Orna Dixon was awarded  A*, A*, A* and will read Law at Oxford University Thomas Doran was awarded A*, A*, A and will read Mechanical Engineering at Manchester University Emma Fahy was awarded A*, A, A and will read Fashion and Marketing at Manchester Metropolitan University Roisin Gaffney was awarded A, A, A Oliver Gill  was awarded A, A, A, and will read Bio Medical Science at Warwick University Iffat Jabeen was awarded A, A, A and will read Chemistry at Warwick University Seth Ling was awarded A, A, A*, A* and will read Linguistics at Manchester University Aisha Maqsood was awarded  A*, A*, A and will read Medicine at Bristol Vishal Mavadiya was awarded A*, A*, A and will read Economics at Birmingham University Jeevan Panesar was awarded A*, A* and will read Law at the University of Birmingham James Thomas was awarded A*, A*, A*, A* and will read Computer Science at Exeter University Megan Taylor was awarded A*, A*, A and will read Design for Stage and Screen at Nottingham Trent University Eddie Rugg was awarded A*, A*, A and will read History at York University  Archanaa Thevakarunakaran was awarded A, A, A Helen Yeung was awarded A*, A, A and will read Tourism and Hospitality Management at Coventry University