21st Sep 2018Jeans for Genes Day - Friday 21st SeptemberExam Results 2017
2017 Key Stage 4 Results 24th August 2017
Key Stage 4 Exam Results 2017
P8 Score +0.12
A8 Score 4.54
62% 9-4 in English and Maths – ‘standard pass’
37% 9-5 in English and Maths – ‘strong pass’
21% EBACC
54% 2 Sciences at a ‘good pass’ (C+ grade) (up 9% on 2016)
English (Language and Literature)
75% 9-4 60% 9-5 21% 9-7
4 grade 9s in Eng Lang 6 grade 9s in Eng Lit
2016 - 74% A*C
Maths
63% 9-4 41% 9-5 20% 9-7
5 Grade 9s
2016 62% A*C
The overlap between the two: 62% achieved 9-4 in English and Maths
27 Year 11 students gained 5 or more A*A grades.
14 students 8 or more A*A grades.
8 students got 10 or more A*A grades.
All students achieved at least one GCSE pass.
Achievements to be proud of
Akkua Addo 4A* 6A 1B
Ashmita Ale 3A* 7A 1B
Maryam Aleja-Banjo 4A* 5A 2B
Sundas Batool 7A* 4A
Tiaylor Davis 6A 3B 1C
Tamilore Fadahunsi 4A* 6A
Ameesha Gurung 7A* 3A 1B
Shakira Hashemi 4A* 5A 2B
Leah Inglis 2A* 5A 4B
Nima Lama 2A* 8A 1B
Sara Osman-Saeed 4A* 4A 3B
Roja Rai 5A* 4A 1B
Sophia Rana 3A* 5A 2B
Aayushma Shrestha 7A* 3A 1B
Kirana Susilo 8A* 2A 1B
Simran Thapa 1A* 5A 4B
2017 Sixth Form Results - 17th August 2017
Students and staff are celebrating another set of excellent Sixth Form exam results at Plumstead Manor. With outstanding achievements for students across the ability range we are very proud of what all our young people have accomplished.
136 Year 13 students took examinations this Summer at Plumstead Manor. There were over 257 entries from a wide range of A2 qualifications alongside 107 entries for BTEC and other vocational qualifications.
Headline A level grades are: A*A grades 9%, A*B grades 31%, with a 96% pass rate. In vocational subjects there was even greater success where 69% of students gained Distinction* or Distinction grades, and 91% Distinction* to Merit. Combining Vocational and Academic subjects 30% of exam results this year were at A* or A grade, and 44% A* to B grades. All of these results are from across the range subjects we offer including the arts, humanities, and STEM based subjects (maths and science).
There were some astonishing individual performances including:
- - Charlotte Ridell A*AA
- - Suveeetha Subathas Distinction* Distinction*
- - Farell Stanlick Distinction Distinction Distinction
- - Esther Ojo Distinction * Distinction B
- - Elizabeth Oluyitan Distinction Distinction Distinction B
- - Tabitha Miller Distinction* Distinction* B
- - Shagufa Malekzadeh Distinction* Distinction* Distinction*
- - Partima Panday Distinction* Distinction*
- - Ayan Hersi Distinction* Distinction Distinction
- - Oluwatosin Olusoji Distinction* Distinction* Distinction
- - Amber Green Distinction*AB
- - Lauren Stevenson Distinction* Distinction A
- - Sophia Islam Distinction* Distinction* A
- - Ife Ladele Distinction* Distinction* Distinction Distinction
- - Aqsa Muhammad Distinction* AB
- - Christopher Mustapha Distinction Distinction Distinction B
- - Brogan Murphy AAB
- - Reesika Gurung AAC
We expect that most students will go on to their first or second choice university and these represent excellent results for a non-selective mixed Sixth Form. They are testament to the hard work of staff and students alike. We are proud of our inclusive approach, and our commitment to excellence for every student.
Head Teacher Douglas Greig commented:
“We are very proud of what all our young people have achieved, with many of them progressing onto their chosen pathway whether it be Higher Education, further training or the world of work. Our results in both academic and vocational subjects are excellent, and proof of the hard work and dedication that our staff and students have put in together. I would like to pay tribute to the staff at the school who have gone the extra mile to give our students all they need to succeed, and to our young people themselves whose effort, discipline and resilience have really paid off. Well done everyone.”
