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Amersham School - Exam Results & Performance Tables Amersham School Headteacher's Blog Portal Login search text GO HomeWell-nighus Headteacher's Welcome Our Vision, Values and Ethos Staff Governance Specialism - Business and Enterprise Prospectus Vacancies Academy Status Information Safeguarding What can YOU do to report a concern?Translatingon how to alimony your child unscratched What we do well-nigh Safeguarding Safeguarding Flowchart Absence Reporting Admissions Behaviour Bring Your Own Device Cafe Amersham Calendar Careers translating Careers Programme Careers Strategy Careers Co-ordinator Careers - Useful Links Labour Market Intelligence (LMI) Update Report Exam Results & Performance Tables Free School Meals LookedWithoutChildren Ofsted Open Events Policies SEN Year 7 Literacy & Numeracy Catch-Up Premium Pupil Premium Term Dates Times of the School Day School Uniform Curriculum Curriculum Key Stage 4 Key Stage 3 Year 8 Options Book Year 10 Options Book Enhanced Learning Days Learning Links Learning vastitude the classroom Realising potential CIRCLE Enterprise Skills Students Student Council House System Student Support Exam Information GCSE Grades are waffly from 2017 Essential Equipment Clubs and Activities Student Handbook Starting in Year 7 Parents Parent Information Amersham School Association Communication with parents Letters to Parents Supporting your child through secondary school Parent Handbook ParentPay Sixth Form Prospectus Curriculum How to wield 16-19 Bursary Fund Sixth Form Gallery News Newsletters Good News News Listing Emergency Closures Galleries Calendar Partnerships Facilities Hire Community Links Polish School Partner primary schools Business partnerships The Peter Jones Enterprise School Award Contact Us Contact Details and map Safeguarding What can YOU do to report a concern?Translatingon how to alimony your child unscratched What we do well-nigh Safeguarding Safeguarding Flowchart Absence Reporting Admissions Behaviour Bring Your Own Device Cafe Amersham Calendar Careers translating Careers Programme Careers Strategy Careers Co-ordinator Careers - Useful Links Labour Market Intelligence (LMI) Update Report Exam Results & Performance Tables Free School Meals LookedWithoutChildren Ofsted Open Events Policies SEN Year 7 Literacy & Numeracy Catch-Up Premium Pupil Premium Term Dates Times of the School Day School Uniform Exam Results and Performance Tables The government reverted the manner in which GCSE grades can be used for performance figures in 2014.  Many subjects were discounted from the government headline figures; the utterance of which came during the undertow of our students sitting their viewing subjects or without they had completed them in Year 10 due to our bespoke curriculum. Amersham School prides itself on ensuring that we modernize the life chances of each child by providing a first matriculation educational wits in wing to catering for the educational needs and talents of each child.  As such, the visualization to ensure that students were worldly-wise to be successful in the completion of level 2 qualifications over rode the desire to present strongly in league tables.  Key Stage 4 2017-18 Measure Detail All    % Male    % Female    % KS4 Cohort Information Number of Students at end of KS4 128.00 100.00% 75.00 58.59% 53.00 41.41% GCSE or Equivalent Achievements Students achieving 5+ standard passes including English & maths 98.00 76.56% 56.00 74.67% 42.00 79.25%   Students achieving 5+ standard passes (excluding equivalences) including English & maths 89.00 69.53% 51.00 68.00% 38.00 71.70%   Students achieving 5+ standard passes 99.00 77.34% 57.00 76.00% 42.00 79.25%   Students achieving 5+ passes 128.00 100.00% 75.00 100.00% 53.00 100.00%   Students attaining at least one qualification 128.00 100.00% 75.00 100.00% 53.00 100.00% Key Stage 5 2017-18 Measure Detail All    % Male    % Female    % KS5 Cohort Information Students at end of KS5 81.00 100.00% 43.00 53.09% 38.00 46.91%WonkResults Average point score per wonk entry 27.60   27.32   27.90     Average point score per wonk entry expressed as a grade C-   C-   C-     Number of wonk students at the end of 16-18 study 72.00 88.89% 39.00 90.70% 33.00 86.84%   Number of wonk entries 175.70   91.00   84.70  UnromanticGeneral Results Average point score per unromantic unstipulated entry 30.43   25.00   36.88     Average point score per unromantic unstipulated entry expressed as a grade D-   M   D+     Number of unromantic unstipulated students at the end of 16-18 study 25.00 30.86% 16.00 37.21% 9.00 23.68%   Number of unromantic unstipulated entries 35.00   19.00   16.00     National data is published in February; this page will be updated to reflect our success during 2017-2018 in February 2019. The DfE School and College Performance Tables for Amersham School  2016-2017 KS4 can be viewed HERE The DfE School and College Performance Tables for Amersham School 2016-2017 KS5 can be viewed HERE        Summary of KS4 Key Attainment and Progress Data 2016-2017   School Local Authority Average England Average Percentage of students who achieved A*-C in English and Maths 79% 73.6% 58.7% Progress 8 Score (1) 0.29 0.01 0.00  Attainment 8 Score (2)  54 points  55.3 points  48.2 points Percentage of students achieving the English Baccalaureate subjects (3) 17% 36.5% 22.8% Student Destinations (4) 97% 97% 94% (1) Progress 8 shows how well students at this school have progressed between the end of primary school (key stage 2) and the end of secondary school (key stage 4), compared to students in other schools who got similar results at the end of primary school. This is based on results in up to 8 qualifications, which include English, Maths, 3 qualifications including sciences, computer science, history, geography and languages, and 3 other spare tried qualifications  (2) Attainment 8 : Schools get a score based on how well students have performed in up to 8 qualifications, which include English, maths, 3 qualifications including sciences, computer science, history, geography and languages, and 3 other spare tried qualifications  (3) The English Baccalaureate is not a test or qualification; it is a measure used to provide information well-nigh a particular range of qualifications. A student is considered to have ‘achieved’ the English Baccalaureate if they got a grade C or largest in the pursuit subjects: English, maths, sciences, a language and either history or geography.  (4) Student Destinations : This measures the number of students who either stayed in education or went into employment without Year 11 (after Key Stage 4). The data published in October 2016 is for students who finished year 11 in 2014, which is the most recent data currently misogynist Website by Grebot Donnelly and Greenhouse School Websites © 2018 Amersham School Stanley Hill, Amersham, Buckinghamshire, HP7 9HH Tel : 01494 726562 | Fax : 01494 434181 E-mail : office@amershamschool.org