GCSE Results
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Congratulations cohort 2024! Collingwood College are celebrating today the achievements of Year 11 who have achieved some amazing results despite coping with being in Year 7 when the first Covid lockdowns were announced, and five years with the challenges that the pandemic posed. We are really proud of their resilience and commitment to their studies which they have been rewarded for with all their hard work!
We are delighted with the performance of our students at GCSE level where over 70% of entries were at grades 9-4. Our performance in the core subjects was particularly pleasing as was the 21% of entries that were graded 9-7.
Our most able students achieved a remarkable set of twelve GCSEs at grades 9-7 and three students gained grade 9 in Mathematics and Triple Science. Furthermore, our top twenty students gained outstanding results with at least 10 top grades (9-7) and an impressive number of grade 9 and 8s (176) were awarded between them. This is commendable despite the national backdrop of awarding less of the really top grades.
We must also commend the excellent work by staff in preparing the students for these examinations and the support they provided to ensure students are able to achieve results to move onto their chosen destination.
Eden Tanner, Principal, said ‘Congratulations to all our students on achieving these excellent results in such circumstances. I want to highlight the outstanding teaching and pastoral care provided by our dedicated staff as well as the encouragement and support of parents. We look forward to welcoming our students back to our high performing Sixth Form in September’.
Well done to all our students who have worked incredibly hard to achieve these results!
We are still accepting places for September 2024 so any students wishing to discuss ‘A’ level or BTEC courses should contact our Sixth Form Student Services Manager, Leanne Boon at: tc@collingwood.surrey.sch.uk to arrange a personalised appointment’.