6th Form Results
Our 6th form results this year were outstanding and puts us in the top 8% nationally (ALPS 2018 & 2019).
6th Form Results |
2018 |
2019 (unvalidated) |
The progress students have made in English and maths (GCSE re-sits) |
+0.50 +0.38 |
tbc tbc |
The progress students have made compared with students across England |
+0.27 ALPS grade 3 (excellent) |
tbc ALPS grade 2 (outstanding) |
The average grade that students achieve in our 6th form college |
30.8 (C) |
33.3 (C+) |
Student ‘retention’ (% of students who get to the end of their study programme) |
tbc |
tbc |
Student ‘destinations’ (% of students who continue in education or training, or move on to employment at the end of 16 to 19 study and remain there for at least 6 months) |
91% |
tbc |
% of students achieving A* at A Level |
10% |
9% |
% of students achieving A*/A at A Level |
23% |
25% |
% of students achieving A*- B at A Level |
51% |
51% |
% of students achieving A*- C at A Level |
78% |
74% |
% pass rate |
98% |
100% |
GCSE Results
In 2016 the Government introduced a new GCSE accountability measure known as Progress 8 (P8). This is a score based on how well the students do in relation to what was expected of them in 8 of their subjects. (Expectations are based on prior attainment at the end of Year 6.) For example, if a student was expected to get 8 grade 6s at GCSE, but achieved 8 grade 7s, then they would receive a P8 score of +1 (1 grade better than expected on average). Likewise, if they achieved 8 grade 5s their score would be -1.
The 8 subjects that are used to calculate the P8 score are as follows:
- English and maths GCSEs
- 3 of the following GCSEs: Science, Spanish, French, History and Geography
- Any other 3 subjects
Liskeard School GCSE Results 2019 (unvalidated) |
|
Progress 8* |
-0.38 |
Progress 8 measured against similar schools |
-0.18 |
Progress 8 for ‘disadvantaged’ students |
-0.55 |
Progress 8 for ‘disadvantaged’ students against similar schools |
+0.01 |
Attainment 8* |
4.1 |
Grade 5 or above in English and Maths |
25% |
Grade 4 and above in English and Maths |
55% |
Achieving Ebacc at grade 5 |
10% |
Achieving Ebacc at grade 4 |
13% |
Percentage of students entered for the Ebacc |
26.4% |
Students staying in education, training or employment |
90% |
*Just under 20% of students didn’t take 8 subjects because they either joined the school late e.g. in Year 11 or because we didn’t feel it was in their best interest.
You can view the Liskeard School & Community College Performance Tables on the gov.uk website.