Sixth Form Results 2024
Congratulations to our Year 13 students on their impressive A level results. These brilliant outcomes are well deserved and are testament to the talent and dedication of both students and staff.
54% of the grades secured by our students were A* to B and more than a quarter of these were A* to A . There are some exceptional individual results, which include 11 students securing 2 A* grades or more. We are delighted that our students have gained Oxbridge, Russell Group, leading degree apprenticeship places as a result of their efforts.
We hope the grades the students have been awarded will enable them to move on in their lives with a sense of pride in their hard work and accomplishments, whatever they choose to do.
Enrolment for Year 12 is on the 22nd August from 08.00-11.00 (internal students) 11.30-15.30 (external students) on Pepys site.
More detailed results:
These results show improvements in headline figures at every threshold including : a 9% improvement in % of A*-B grades; a 7% improvement in % of grades A*-C and a 9% improvement in grades A*-E. This is replicated in vocational courses at every threshold with a huge increase in % of Distinction to Merit grades of 26% to 82%.
The average grade overall is now B- but for those students who attend more than 90% of the time, their average grade was an A
Students who achieved particular success include:
- Gregory A* A* A* A who will be studying Maths at Edinburgh University
- Kate who achieved A*A*A* who will be studying History at Oxford University
- Eve who achieved A*AA who will be studying Archaeology at Cambridge University
- Liberty who achieved A*AA who will be studying Experimental Psychology at Oxford University
- Sam who achieved A*A*AA who will be studying Mechanical Engineering at Oxford University
- John who achieved A*A*A who will be studying Economics at Bristol
- Tammy who achieved A*A*A who will be studying Pharmacology at UCL
- Brie who achieved A*A*A who will be studying English Literature at Loughborough University
- Miles who achieved A*A* A who will be studying International Social and Public Policy at Bristol University
- Angeline who achieved A*A*A who will be studying Veterinary Sciences at Royal Veterinary College – University of London
Sixth Form Results 2023
Hatcham students and staff are celebrating the A-Level results published today. Broadly in line with 2022 when there were more generous grade boundaries and slightly improving upon 2019 (the last pre-Covid public examinations) nearly a quarter of all grades were A*-A and 45% were A*-B grades. The achievements of students recognises both the hard work they and their teachers put in in preparing for the first set of public examinations that these young people ever sat.
We are proud of the achievements of all our departments but the following all achieved A*-A in around a third or more of all grades:
- Spanish (100%)
- Drama & Theatre (63%)
- Mathematics (46%)
- Sociology (43%)
- Art & Design (39%)
- Geography (35%)
- Government & Politics (35%)
- Sport & Exercise Science Level 3 BTEC (33% A*-A equivalent)
- History (31%)
There were some absolutely exceptional individual performances with many students achieving collections of A*and A grades.
Martha |
A*A*AA |
Zoltan |
A*ABC |
Aijia |
A*A*A* |
Thomas |
A*A*A |
Halo |
A*A*A |
Naod |
A*A*A |
Arena |
A*AA |
Fawaz |
A*AA |
Samuel |
A*AA |
Julia |
A*A*B |
Heidi |
A*AA |
Martha |
AAA |
Vy |
AAA |
Ben |
A*AB |
Rose-Marie |
A*AB |
Valentina |
A*AB |
We’re thrilled that among our strongest results were 3 Haberdashers’ Scholarship holders. The Haberdashers’ generosity will enable these young people to be supported financially and by the wider Haberdashers network as they pursue ambitious next steps. Thomas secured an impressive A*, A*, A and will head to Edinburgh, ranked the UK’s 5th best university by the TES, to study Geography. Martha, collecting a sweep of superb A*, A*, A, A grades will join Thomas at Edinburgh to study Maths. Fawaz , on the basis of stellar A*, A, A grades will study History at Warwick.
Our Deputy Head Boy, Sam, after an eclectic range of both humanities and sciences A Levels for which he secured A*, A, A is going to Loughborough to read Chemical Engineering, destined for a career in public service like Thea who, after securing a Distinction in Business, and A and B A Levels, is to study Nursing at King’s College London, currently ranked the second best HE provider in the world for the course!
Arena, with an A* and two As is headed to Manchester to study Architecture while Ben will put his Distinction * in Sports Science (and two Bs) to great use in his degree in Sports Management at Westminster University London.
We wish all of our Sixth Form all the very best as their move on to the next adventures of their educational journey and/or careers.
Please do take a look at our image gallery of students collecting their results!
Cohort | No of Pupils | Average Points | A* - B | A*-C | Academic Average Grade | Applied General D*- D | Applied Average Grade |
2022 | 174 | 32.4 | 48% | 71% | C+ | 24% | M |
2021 | 133 | 37.6 | 61% | 83% | B | 17% | M |
2020 | 158 | 34.8 | 53% | 76% | B- | 19% | M |
2019 | 166 | 31.7 | 41% | 67% | C+ | 15% | M- |
The way that schools are required to report their results has changed in 2016. There have also been changes to the National Curriculum and to the exams, tests and assessments that children are required to sit. Due to all those changes the measures reported below are not comparable with those published before 2016. The Department for Education has published some information to explain these new measures which is available from the school performance tables web site. This is available at by clicking the link below.
www.compare-school-performance.service.gov.uk
As the exam and assessment results for 2019/20 and 2020/21 weren’t published as performance measures, you can find our 2018/19 measures below. Please note that these are nor current.
More information on our latest results can be found here.
Measure |
2019 result (not current) |
---|---|
Average grade (academic qualifications) |
C |
Average grade (Applied general) | Merit |
Progress in English | SUPP |
Progress in Maths |
0.29 |
Progress made by students (academic qualifications) |
-0.16 |
Progress made by students (applied general) |
-0.5 |
Retention (% of students who get to the end of the main programme of study that they enrolled on to) |
|
Destinations (% of students finishing 16-18 study who either stayed in education from October to March the following year. For further details see the 16-18 Accountability Technical Guide. |
90% |