Parents Forum OCTOBER 2015-RESULTS, WIGS AND SCHOOL PRIORITIES.

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Parents Forum OCTOBER 2015-RESULTS, WIGS AND SCHOOL PRIORITIES

SUMMER 2015 RESULTS-GCSE RESULTS

GCSE RESULTS Mathematics- A*-C went from 79% to 85% (NAT-69%) 3LP- 83% (NAT 65%) 4LP- 38% (NAT 29%) English- A*-C went from 66% to 76% (NAT-64%) 3LP-75% (NAT 70%) 4LP-38% (NAT 32%)

Results – TAG Cohort Cohort (56) SummaryTotalTargets Total Average Total Points Average Total Capped Average Total Capped8 inc EM Average Total Capped8 +EM Average Total Capped8 GCSE Only Average Grade Per StudentB+ A- Average Points Per Grade Per Student Average Grade Per Student (Capped at Best 8)A- Average Points Per Grade Per Student (Capped at Best 8) % of the WHOLE Y11 cohort (199 students) secured 7+ A*-A grades 28% recorded 5+ A*-A 39% posted 3+ A*-A

KS5 RESULTS

ATTAINMENT A*-B pass rate improved at AS and A2 on last year. AS PASS RATE was 94% (NAT- 89%) A2 PASS RATE was 99% (NAT-98%) PROGRESS AS Value Added (0.02 compared to last year) A2 Value Added (-0.16 compared to last year)

WIGS

WIGS- GROUPS OF STUDENTS 57% of PP students achieve 5 ‘good’ GCSE results. 62% of AG students achieve 4LP in English and Maths.

The Strategic Wheel

Strategies We also have 3 specific strategic aims which tie-in with this strategic wheel: 1.To achieve OUTSTANDING teaching & learning across the school 2.To continue to develop an OUTSTANDING workforce 3.To further enhance OUTSTANDING opportunities for all students Linked to these are 18 action points

Strategies To engage with these strategies and action points that seek to support the achievement of our WIGs and wider aims: 1.Order the 7 action points into what you feel may be of most key value 2.Sort the 7 most non-negotiable action points in to the three strategic aims 3.Discuss if there is a non-negotiable or other action point you feel is missing which might help with the achievement of our WIGs

Strategies To engage with these strategies and action points that seek to support the achievement of our WIGs and wider aims: 1.Order the 7 action points into what you feel may be of most key value 2.Sort the 7 most non-negotiable action points in to the three strategic aims 3.Discuss if there is a non-negotiable or other action point you feel is missing which might help with the achievement of our WIGs

Review Any questions? Suggestions for future agenda?