Exam results

  GCSE Results 2019

‘The GCSE results this year are once again excellent and show the tremendous effort that our students have made. Achieving and exceeding the Governments targets for our headline results puts Burford School in the top 20% of all schools nationally. I am delighted that our student’s attainment and progress is so exceptional. This is a particularly pleasing set of results as the new GCSEs are so much more rigorous. I would like to thank my highly professional and committed staff who have worked hard to ensure our students get the best education.’

Mrs Haig
Headteacher

Achieving the FFT 20 targets for our headline figures (* in the table) puts the school in the top 20% of all schools nationally.

Headline Figures:
 

• 25% of all our GCSE grades were 9 – 7
• 105 students achieved at least one top grade
• 30 students achieved 7 or more  9 – 7 grades
• 23 students achieved 8 or more 9 – 7 grades
• 11 students achieved 10 or more 9 – 7  grades

 
 The following students achieved 11 GCSE passes at A*-A/9-7 grades:

• Ethan Howard
• Ophelia Spracklen
• Eve Wightman

A-level Results 2019

Once again students at Burford School have been celebrating some excellent A-level results.

‘We are delighted that our students have achieved another excellent set of results. We are particularly pleased to note that nearly half of all students achieved an A*/A in at least one subject with over three quarters of all grades being A* – C. The results are a reflection of the hard work our students and staff have put in over the last two years. This demonstrates once again what a consistently outstanding environment for learning Burford School provides.’

Mrs Kathy Haig Headteacher

Achievements

• 44% of students achieved an A*/A in at least one subject
• 22 students achieved at least two A*/A grades
• 20% of all grades are A*/A
• 50% of all grades are A* – B
• Further Maths – 50% of grades A*/A
• Maths – 70% of grades A* – B
• Music 43% of grades were A*/A – which reflects the success of the Burford Institute of Music (BIM) and is one reason why Burford School has been awarded Platinum Artsmark – recognition that only a handful of secondary schools have achieved.

Four A*/A grades:

• Toby Connolley – Economics, Maths, Further Maths, Physics going to Leeds University to study Mathematics
• Isobel Landray – Biology, Maths, Further Maths, Extended Project going to Bath University to study Mathematics
• Hugo Wong – Maths, Further Maths, Physics and Chinese going to Warwick University to study Mathematics and Statistics

Three A*/A grades:

• Funmilola Adeshina – Economics, History, Sociology going to Cambridge or UCL to read History
• Carrie Bright – English, Geography, Religious Studies going to Bristol University to study Geography
• Theo Genc – English, History, Maths going to study Law following a gap year
• Harry Winks – Maths, Physics and Music going to study Music and Sound Recording on the Tonmeister course at Surrey University

Students accepted for Medicine

Abigail Netherwood & Lucie Robertson have both been accepted to read Medicine.  Abigail will be going to Bristol and Lucie to Nottingham.

A-level Validated Results – January 2019

The A-level league tables, published by the Government on 24 January 2019, has measured our results from last August within a national and regional context and we are delighted to share with you that the tables confirm Burford as the best state school sixth form in West Oxfordshire and the surrounding area and the third best in all of Oxfordshire.

To see the Government comparison visit:

https://www.compare-school-performance.service.gov.uk/schools-by-type?step=default&table=schools&region=931&geographic=la&for=16to18&basedon=Overall%20performance&show=All%20pupils&datasetfilter=provisional&searchtype=

This excellent news comes hard on the heels of the ‘Alps’ certificate we received in November, confirming that we are in the top 25% of schools nationally for progress and have been for the past three years.

For further details click here.

GCSE Validated Results – January 2019

In August 2018 Burford School celebrated as students collected their GCSE results. 25% of all our grades were A*-A/9-7, 82% of all our students achieved English and Maths Grade 4+ resulting in our overall attainment score being significantly above the national average – something which it has now been for the past three years.

At the end of January the overall progress of our students was evidenced against a national and regional context. The Times (Friday 25 January 2019) noted that our students GCSE results for 2018 place the school 5^th in the whole of Oxfordshire.

With a Progress 8 score of 0.21 we continue to achieve significantly more than the average score across the whole of the UK. Further details are available here.

Year 10 Mock Exams 2019

GCSE Results 2018

Achieving the FFT 20 targets for our headline figures (* in the table) puts the school in the top 20% of all schools nationally.

 ‘The GCSE results this year are once again excellent and show the tremendous effort that our students have made. Achieving and exceeding the Governments targets for our headline results puts Burford School in the top 20% of all schools nationally. I am delighted that our student’s attainment and progress is so exceptional. This is a particularly pleasing set of results as the new GCSEs are so much more rigorous. I would like to thank my highly professional and committed staff who have worked hard to ensure our students get the best education.’

 Mrs Kathy Haig, Headteacher

Headline Figures:

• 25% of all our GCSE grades were A*- A / 9 – 7
• 80% of all our students achieved 5+ A* – C / 9- 4 (including Eng & Maths)
• 25 students achieved 7 or more  A*- A / 9 – 7 grades
• 19 students achieved 8 or more A*- A / 9 – 7 grades
•  9 students achieved 10 A*- A / 9 – 7  grades

Individuals of note include:

The following students achieved 11 GCSE passes at A*-A/9-7 grades:

• Rebecca Davies – 9 A*/9 grades plus 2 A/8 grades
• Isaac Soul – 6 A*/9 grades plus 5A/8 grades

The following students achieved 10 GCSE passes at A*-A / 9-7 grades:

• Hannah Davies
• Hugo Eayrs
• Ronan Kennedy
• Harry McInroy
• Kerensa Renwick

The following students achieved 9 GCSE passes at A*-A / 9-7 grades:

• Alejandro Blaydon-Santovety
• James Holt
• Imogen Sumner