GCSE Results 2022
GCSE Results day: Thursday 25th August
Congratulations to all the Year 11 students at Sidmouth College who have achieved an exceptional year of GCSE results. These results are the combination of not only the commitment and dedication of a group of incredible students but also of the staff and parents who have supported them over the last five years. Especially through the challenges of the pandemic. I am so proud of this fantastic year group, they have shown an exemplary work ethic, a real thirst for knowledge and have been striving for continual improvement throughout their year.
It has been widely reported that grades were expected to drop back from 2021 levels to between last year and 2019. However, the results at the College this year are significantly higher than those achieved over the past three years. With 87% of students achieving a grade 4 in English or Maths and 83% of students achieving a combined grade 4 in both subjects. This is a wonderful achievement for our students and will enable them to have the choices and options needed to continue with their education, many of them are choosing to return to our sixth form in September.
There is a lot to celebrate both collectively as a year group and also as individuals.
In addition, the following students all achieved significantly higher than their target grades in a number of subjects. Helna Areeckal, Jess Askham, Charlotte Austin-Rigby, Morgan Bain, Izzy Brown, Elsie Connick, Connie Mansell and Laura Sparks.
We continue to raise expectations at Sidmouth College and we have certainly seen students take on the challenge. The outcome of this is that we are celebrating these fantastic results. One of the successes at the College is the Year 11 achievement role carried out by Mr Ingham-Hill. Students embrace the rigour that this role places on them, and the work of Mr Ingham-Hill has been pivotal in the results that students have achieved. A special mention must also go to Lin Bennett who works very closely with a number of students to support them particularly in English and Maths.
Today is about our amazing students and their fantastic success, but it is also a chance to thank all the wonderful staff at the College who have worked not only tirelessly but so positively over this year. I would also like to thank the community for their continued support of the young people and the future of Sidmouth.
I would like to take this opportunity as Principal at Sidmouth College to reflect on what an incredible year we have had. Our results this summer have completed an overwhelmingly successful year for the College. With the very positive Ofsted inspection in the summer term and a great set of A level results last week. Sidmouth College continues to thrive. On behalf of the staff at the College we wish all our students continued success in the future and are looking forward to welcoming high numbers of students back into our Sixth Form in September. We are set up for another exciting year ahead.
Congratulations to all the Year 11 students at Sidmouth College who have achieved an exceptional year of GCSE results. These results are the combination of not only the commitment and dedication of a group of incredible students but also of the staff and parents who have supported them over the last five years. Especially through the challenges of the pandemic. I am so proud of this fantastic year group, they have shown an exemplary work ethic, a real thirst for knowledge and have been striving for continual improvement throughout their year.
It has been widely reported that grades were expected to drop back from 2021 levels to between last year and 2019. However, the results at the College this year are significantly higher than those achieved over the past three years. With 87% of students achieving a grade 4 in English or Maths and 83% of students achieving a combined grade 4 in both subjects. This is a wonderful achievement for our students and will enable them to have the choices and options needed to continue with their education, many of them are choosing to return to our sixth form in September.
There is a lot to celebrate both collectively as a year group and also as individuals.
- Tara Darlami: Achieved the highest grade 9 in all of her 10 GCSEs.
- Flora Hadfield: Achieved nine Grade 9’s and a Grade 7.
- Charles Joy: Achieved eight Grade 9’s, a Grade 8 and Grade 7.
- Poppy Teuton: Achieved seven Grade 9’s, two Grade 8’s and a Grade 7.
- Katie Swinney: Achieved six Grade 9’s, two Grade 8’s and Grade 7’s.
- Ben Elsom: Achieved six Grade 9’s, one Grade 8, Grade 7 and 6.
In addition, the following students all achieved significantly higher than their target grades in a number of subjects. Helna Areeckal, Jess Askham, Charlotte Austin-Rigby, Morgan Bain, Izzy Brown, Elsie Connick, Connie Mansell and Laura Sparks.
We continue to raise expectations at Sidmouth College and we have certainly seen students take on the challenge. The outcome of this is that we are celebrating these fantastic results. One of the successes at the College is the Year 11 achievement role carried out by Mr Ingham-Hill. Students embrace the rigour that this role places on them, and the work of Mr Ingham-Hill has been pivotal in the results that students have achieved. A special mention must also go to Lin Bennett who works very closely with a number of students to support them particularly in English and Maths.
Today is about our amazing students and their fantastic success, but it is also a chance to thank all the wonderful staff at the College who have worked not only tirelessly but so positively over this year. I would also like to thank the community for their continued support of the young people and the future of Sidmouth.
I would like to take this opportunity as Principal at Sidmouth College to reflect on what an incredible year we have had. Our results this summer have completed an overwhelmingly successful year for the College. With the very positive Ofsted inspection in the summer term and a great set of A level results last week. Sidmouth College continues to thrive. On behalf of the staff at the College we wish all our students continued success in the future and are looking forward to welcoming high numbers of students back into our Sixth Form in September. We are set up for another exciting year ahead.
