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18/03/24

Only 48 hours to go - don't be a drop out - get your tickets now! https://t.co/Di6a9JQiGS pic.twitter.com/SZp2YCnn2a— Valley Park School () March 18, 2024

17/03/24

We need good condition school uniform donations for SHUSH, our second hand uniform shop. In particular we're looking for skirts, blazers, jumpers, ties, and any new Year 7 uniform. Please bring your items to reception between 9am and 4pm. https://t.co/qWdK4N0QS0 pic.twitter.com/7ZdO2CgnjS— Valley Park School () March 17, 2024

15/03/24

Today a group of Dance and PA students went to Move It at the London Excel. A day packed with college and career conversations, pop-up performances and even support for former Valley Park students on the big stage. A proud day! pic.twitter.com/9304cpyJRW— Valley Park School () March 15, 2024

15/03/24

Tell me more, tell me more, did your tickets get booked? https://t.co/Di6a9JQiGS pic.twitter.com/2iOHYX10YW— Valley Park School () March 15, 2024

14/03/24

On Sat, Year 8 student, Amy, competed at the British Schools Championships for Judo where she represented Valley Park. Amy fought really well against a tough group and came away with a fantastic bronze medal. Well done, Amy! pic.twitter.com/hLv58vWGIW— Valley Park School () March 14, 2024

13/03/24

Only 1 week until Grease the Musical - don't miss out. Get your tickets here: https://t.co/Di6a9JQiGS pic.twitter.com/myoHG3JaDR— Valley Park School () March 13, 2024

11/03/24

Why, this show is automatic, it's systematic, it's hydromatic! Go, go go, get your tickets now! https://t.co/Di6a9JQiGS pic.twitter.com/ahYvcivtr9— Valley Park School () March 11, 2024

10/03/24

Valley Park + Grease The Musical - We go together, and that's the way it should be! https://t.co/Di6a9JQiGS pic.twitter.com/hcUhN7KvJr— Valley Park School () March 10, 2024

09/03/24

Year 11s: Time is running out to buy your leaver's hoodie! The shop closes on 11 March. Refer to the letter sent home for login details. https://t.co/cdMkhzBTvG#wearevalleypark pic.twitter.com/MJd05xwBrf— Valley Park School () March 9, 2024

08/03/24

Key Stage 3, how will you spend your free book voucher from World Book Day? pic.twitter.com/VsGFOlkmW3— Valley Park School () March 8, 2024

08/03/24

pic.twitter.com/AExD66bBGk— Valley Park School () March 8, 2024

08/03/24

Happy International Women's Day!We're celebrating women who have changed the world. Here's all of the amazing women who have received the and their remarkable achievements at the time of the award.Who are the women who inspire you the most?#IWD2024 pic.twitter.com/yZXLi5zYJh— The Nobel Prize () March 8, 2024

08/03/24

Wearing purple for International Women’s Day! pic.twitter.com/G7URtKlQ8C— Valley Park School () March 8, 2024

08/03/24

You're the one that we want - have you got your tickets for Grease the Musical? https://t.co/Di6a9JQiGS pic.twitter.com/cqjm25i2ix— Valley Park School () March 8, 2024

07/03/24

For , teachers chose passages from their beloved childhood books and narrated them in the style of the classic children's show, Jackanory: https://t.co/WzVRcyM1qu pic.twitter.com/oaoW6uetER— Valley Park School () March 7, 2024

07/03/24

An international author has recorded a video message for our students to celebrate and - Read our news article here: https://t.co/rpz5ckqgtH pic.twitter.com/JU4EkfalC4— Valley Park School () March 7, 2024

07/03/24

World Book Day double-act fun with today! pic.twitter.com/q28WKIGPWw— Gianna Pollero () March 7, 2024

07/03/24

is a celebration of reading for pleasure.Our mission is to change lives through a love of books and reading.We want to know how you're encouraging children to - show us with the hashtag! pic.twitter.com/mhEl4k3I00— World Book Day UK 📚 () March 6, 2024

07/03/24

- For Parents and Families: If you want some new book ideas - why don't you try Wheeler's ePlatform, or some of the suggestions from the eBook and audiobook providers below? pic.twitter.com/bjEH7EvTSi— Valley Park School () March 7, 2024

07/03/24

Year 12 Performing Art students performing numbers from musicals based on books including Matilda, Hamilton, and a few Disney classics, to celebrate pic.twitter.com/Bzl8V6VNmO— Valley Park School () March 7, 2024

07/03/24

It’s !🥳We’re putting children’s voices first. They’re asking us to let go of pressure & expectations to give them a choice – and a chance – to grow up with the life-changing benefits of . Show us how you're reading for fun, your way! pic.twitter.com/JiCQDHPw2S— World Book Day UK 📚 () March 7, 2024

07/03/24

It's ! Which events will you take part in today to celebrate? pic.twitter.com/gmVYRjSWvL— Valley Park School () March 7, 2024

06/03/24

Fifteen of our A Level Religious Studies students attended a conference in London last Friday, led by the philosopher Peter Vardy. Read more: https://t.co/h8ysLfktRW pic.twitter.com/JjeyDHmz7C— Valley Park School () March 6, 2024

06/03/24

Only 2 weeks until Grease the Musical - don't miss out. Get your tickets here: https://t.co/Di6a9JQiGS pic.twitter.com/Hs3eNI6ZoT— Valley Park School () March 6, 2024

Previous Results

2022

Year 11

Our Year 11 students achieved 68% of results at grade 4 or above, with 45% being at grade 5 or higher. Both of these figures are higher than in 2019, which is the last year prior to this that students sat public examinations.

This is an outstanding achievement given the disruption that these students have faced due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Headteacher Margaret Hutchinson praised students for their work ethic in spite of adversity, saying “Our students who have just completed their GCSEs and vocational courses, have faced unprecedented challenges over the last 3 years, and we a very proud of how well they have coped in the face of adversity. More students have achieved the highest grades than in 2019, which is testament to their hard work and resilience, and to the dedication of the teachers and adults who have supported them over this time.”

Particular congratulations are due to the following very high attainers in Year 11:

  • Rania Icame (999887766 & Merit)
  • Meenu Gunathilaka (998877665)
  • Sinead Ho (998877544 & Pass)
  • Thomas Culver (98888876)
  • Macy Liu (988887775 & Merit)
  • Lydia Tebrooke (988888776)
  • Aastha Chhetri (988877655)
  • Luke Rowe (887777766)
  • Adam Topal (888877655)
  • Evie Symons (988776655)
  • George Townsend (877777765)

Year 13

Valley Park School, its students and their families are rightfully celebrating this morning, with virtually all students achieving the equivalent of 2 or more A-Levels, and over 1/3 of grades at A*/A or equivalent.

Headteacher Margaret Hutchinson commended students for their dedication and diligence to their studies, saying “for many of these students, whose GCSEs were disrupted by Covid-19 two years ago, it was the first time that they have taken a public examination. Having had so much disruption over the last three years of their schooling, it is wonderful to see them achieve the results that they need to move forward in their future studies or employment. I would also like to thank our extremely dedicated staff who have supported the students over this very challenging time.” 

Particular congratulations are due to the following very high attainers in Year 13: 

  • James Brown - D*/D*/D*/D
  • Summer Salter - M/D/D/D/B
  • Oliver Williams - A*/A/B
  • Joe Brough - D/A*/B/A
  • Dante Howie - A/A/B
  • Kate Sealey  - D/A/A
  • Amy Ford - D*/B/A*
  • Callum Adams - D*/D*D 
  • Rebecca Thompson - B/B/B
  • Honor Dench -B/B/B
  • Harvey Biggs - D*/B/B
  • Madelaine Benns - D*/A/B
  • Ella Broderick - A/B/C
  • Jack Brooks - A*/B/M
  • Morgan Brown - D*/D*/D*/D
  • Grace Carolan - D/D*/D
  • Ella Davies - D/M/A
  • Ellie Francis Wallace - D*/D/B
  • Wezley Hine - D/B/B
  • Charna Ives - D/A/B
  • Toby Howells - D*/D*/D*/B
  • Katie Ladlow - D/A/B
  • Naomi Maddison Roberts - D/D/D
  • Anil McGill - D*/D*/A/B
  • Luke Mudie - D/D/B
  • Charlie Roberts - D*/D*/B/C
  • Tegan Salter - D*/D*/B
  • Jason Thapa - D*/D/D*
  • Sophie Evans - D/D/D
  • Josie Cooper - D/D/D

2021

Year 11 Results Day: Thursday 12 August 2021

Valley Park School, its students and their parents are in celebratory spirits having achieved a record 79% of results at grade 4 or above, with 58% being at grade 5 or higher. 

Headteacher Margaret Hutchinson praised students for their worth ethic in spite of adversity, saying “out students have every right to feel proud of their achievements, having maintained their dedicated in spite of regular interruptions to their studies. Our thanks, of course, are also due to the to the many colleagues who taught and supported them throughout their courses, and most particularly during the pandemic.”

Particular congratulations are due to the following very high attainers in Year 11: 

  • Anastasiya Danylenko (99998887)
  • Amelia Doherty (988776555)
  • Daisy Jones (988776666)
  • Josan Limbu (988766555)
  • Viktoriia Mikheeva (998888776)
  • Oscar Whiting (998877766)
  • Aureja Eicaite (98888765 and a level 2 Distinction)
  • Mia Fellowes (9987754 and two level 2 Distinctions)
  • Eliza Ferizi (99887775 and a level 2 Merit)
  • Evie Fryer (99887765 and a level 2 Merit)
  • Suman Ghale(9998877 and two level 2 qualifications, one at Distinction* and one at Merit)
  • Katie Nurden (99666555 and a level 2 Distinction).

We wish all our Year 11 students every success with their future plans, whether they be in our Sixth Form, or with another provider.  We look forward to hearing about your ongoing success stories – keep in touch!

Valley Park School, its students and their parents are rightfully celebrating this morning, having received 86% of grades at C and above, nearly half of which were at A*/A or equivalent. 

Headteacher Margaret Hutchinson commended students for their resilience and dedication to their studies throughout the pandemic, saying “our students should be very proud of their achievements over the course of their Sixth Form studies, as they have dealt with the ongoing effects of the pandemic alongside their studies, even though a very large number of their lessons were conducted online over the last two years.  Nevertheless, they have shown a great deal of independence and tenacity, and our thanks are also due to the many colleagues who taught and supported them throughout.”

Particular congratulations are due to the following very high attainers in Year 13:

  • Pella Argiriov (A*AA and A for EPQ)
  • Kezia Baxter (AAA)
  • Loren Elmore (AAB and an additional A for EPQ)
  • Jo Ross-Gower (AAA)
  • Evija Sarkanabola (A*A*C)
  • Jess Tillett (A*AA and an additional A* for EPQ). 

Vocational subjects at Distinction or Distinction* level counted for over 50% of vocational results, and the following students in particular are commended for their outcomes:

  • Jamie Butler (Dist*Dist*Dist)
  • Harrison Smith (Dist*Dist*Dist*)
  • Bailey Barton (Dist*Dist*, B)
  • Kiera Chambers (A*, B, Dist*)
  • Matthew Cheel (Dist*, A, B and an additional A for EPQ)
  • Kristyna Ghailani (A*, A, Dist)
  • Molly Harmon (Dist*Dist*, A, C and an A for EPQ)
  • Ella Hazlewood (A, A, Dist)
  • Toby Martin (A, B, Dist* and an B for EPQ)
  • Imogen Payne (A, Dist*Dist* and an A for EPQ)
  • Betsy Roberts (A, Dist*Dist)
  • Charlotte Tristam (A, B, Dist*)
  • Beth Fuller (A, C, Dist*)
  • Megan Field (Dist*Dist*, Dist*, B and C).

We wish all our Year 13 students the very best of luck with their future plans and look forward to hearing about their future successes. Congratulations to you all!

 

2020

Please note, schools are not required to publish their exam and assessment results from the 2019/20 academic year, as these have not been published as performance measures. Measures currently published are for the 2018/19 academic year.

Year 11 Results Day - Thursday 20 August

Year 11 students reunited with friends and teachers

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Valley Park School celebrated with Year 11 students today in what was their first morning in school since March.  Although examination results were made available to everyone online, the majority of students chose to come into school to collect their results, see their peers and enrol for Sixth Form courses.

Valley Park arranged for results to be collected outside and in a socially-distanced environment, so that students could celebrate this milestone with their friends.  Teachers were thrilled to be able to share in students’ successes after many months apart.

Headteacher Margaret Hutchinson said, “This Year 11 cohort has been remarkable in what it has overcome.  Even though BTEC results were withdrawn late in the day yesterday, our students have arrived today with a real enthusiasm and sense of positivity – I am delighted that so many of them have chosen to remain with us next year after everything they have been through and their resilience will be an inspiration to the rest of our school community when it returns in September.”

Sixth Form Results Day - Thursday 13 August

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Valley Park School has enjoyed a celebratory morning with Sixth Form students.  Although, for the first time this year, examination results were made available to everyone online, many students chose to come into school to collect their results, see their peers and share their news with teachers.

Valley Park arranged for results to be collected outside and in a socially-distanced environment, so that students could celebrate this milestone with their friends.

Although Results Day has been very different this year, students and staff have been delighted to hear that 99% of students eligible for university have already finalised their places, and students were keen to share their next steps with the familiar faces of their teachers, many of whom they have not seen in person since March.

Headteacher Margaret Hutchinson said, “This Year 13 cohort has shown remarkable resilience, persevering even when they heard the news that their exams had been cancelled.  We were delighted to see so many students back in school today and we have enjoyed wishing them well in their future endeavours.  We know this year has been tense for students awaiting results, and we will continue to offer support to those who need us throughout their well-deserved summer break.”

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2019

GCSE Results

RECORD RESULTS AT VALLEY PARK SCHOOL

Students at Valley Park School have achieved record results in English and Mathematics this summer, with two thirds of students attaining at least a grade 4 in both subjects.

Headteacher Margaret Hutchinson paid tribute to the hard work that led to this outstanding achievement: “our students and their teachers are rightly very proud of their results today – so much effort has gone into ensuring that students are prepared for every eventuality of the new curriculum at Key Stage 4.  We congratulate our students on their successes today and wish them every success in the future.”

Overall, 11 passes were achieved at grade 9, the highest possible grade under the new grading criteria.  Students who attained at least one qualification at this exceptionally high level were: Megan Field (4), Ellie Davenport (2), Anna Wicks (2), Molly Harmon, Khan Mehmet and Jessica Smith.

Notable achievements were: Megan Field (Distinction, 4 grade 9s, 3 grade 8s, a grade 7 and a grade 6), Anna Wicks (2 grade 9s, 4 grade 8s, 2 grade 7s, a grade 6 and a grade 5), Ellie Davenport (Distinction, 2 grade 9s, 2 grade 8s, 4 grade 7s and a grade 5), Jessica Tillett (Distinction*, 2 grade 8s, 2 grade 7s, 3 grade 6s, 2 grade 5s and a grade 4), Ellis O’Cock (4 grade 7s, 3 grade 6s, 3 grade 5s and a grade 4), Jess Smith (Distinction*, a grade 9, 2 grade 7s, 3 grade 6s, a grade 5 and a grade 4), Aaron Wood (Distinction*, 2 grade 8s, 2 grade 7s, 2 grade 6s, 2 grade 5s and a grade 4), Jo Ross-Gower (a grade 7, 5 grade 6s and 5 grade 5s), Bibi Baptiste (2 grade 8s, a grade 7, 3 grade 6s, 2 grade 5s and 3 grade 4s), Pella Argiriov (3 grade 8s, a grade 7, 2 grade 6s, 2 grade 5s and 2 grade 4s), Holly Doyle (Distinction*, a grade 8, 2 grade 7s, 3 grade 6s and 3 grade 5s), Molly Harmon (a grade 9, 2 grade 8s, a grade 7, a grade 6, a grade 5 and 4 grade 4s), Ella Hazelwood (2 grade 8s, a grade 7, a grade 6 and 6 grade 5s) and Charlotte Tristam (a grade 8, 3 grade 7s, 3 grade 6s and 6 grade 5s).

 

Sixth Form Results

TOP GRADES FOR VALLEY PARK STUDENTS

Valley Park School, its students and their parents are in celebratory spirits this morning, having received 87% of grades at grade C and above - a record 47% being the very top grades.  Three quarters of vocational results were at Distinction or Distinction* and 83% of students are already in a position to take up their place at university.

Against the national backdrop of more challenging vocational and A Level qualifications there have been notable successes for individual students. 

At A Level high attainers were Maria Simonova (A*A*A), Kingsley Kingdon (AAA), Akua Oppey (AAA), Elizabeth Clack (A*AB), Jonathan Beale (AAB) and Adam Tweedie (AAB).

In vocational subjects, significant successes have been seen for Abbie Plaw (A*ACC, Distinction*), Ashleigh Smith (Distinction*, Distinction*, Distinction*, C), Lizzie Wesbroom (Distinction*, Distinction*, Distinction*, C), Tommy Collins (Distinction*, Distinction, Distinction, Distinction), Katie Beck (A*, Distinction*, Distinction), Georgia Wallace (Distinction*, Distinction, A), Luke Hallford (Distinction*, Distinction, Distinction), Nathaniel Ashwood (Distinction*, Distinction, Distinction, B) and Alfie Crickmore (Distinction*, Distinction, Distinction).

Headteacher Margaret Hutchinson paid tribute to the hard work of students and teachers that led to the these outstanding achievements: “at a time when A Level and vocational qualifications have become much more challenging nationally, it is a credit to the diligence of our students that they have achieved such success.  It is always a pleasure to share results day with our young people and we wish them every success and happiness in the next stage of their lives.”

2018

GCSE RESULTS 2018

Students, parents and staff are celebrating another record set of results. 233 students sat examinations in year 11 with 64% of grades being at 4 or above (equivalent to the old C). In addition, one in every eight grades achieved was at grade 7 or higher, equivalent to the old A and A*.

Notable high achievers include:

  • Ellie Porter (5 x grade 9, 8 x grade 8, a grade A, 2 x grade 6 and a grade 5),
  • Tom Wouldham (2 x grade 9, a grade 8, an A*, an A and 6 x grade 5),
  • Cameron Beech (2 x grade 9, a grade 8, 3 x grade 7, an A* grade, 2 x grade 6 and 2 x grade 5),
  • Charlotte Langley (2 x grade 9, a grade 8, 2 x grade 7, 2 x grade A, a grade 6 and 2 x grade 5),
  • Ellie Clark (a grade 9, 5 x grade 8, 3 x grade 7, a grade A and a grade 5),
  • Zoe Bennett (a grade 9, 4 x grade 8, 5 x grade 7 and a grade 5),
  • Bethany Fryer (a grade 9, 2 x grade 8, an A* grade, 3 x grade 7, a grade A, 2 grade 6 and a grade 5),
  • Bradley Naylor (a Distinction*, 2 x grade 8, 3 x grade 7, 2 x grade 6 and 3 x grade 5),
  • Anna Bobrik (2 x grade 8, 3 x grade 7, a Distinction*, an A*, an A, a B, 2 x grade 5 and a grade 4)
  • Bryn Jermy (2 x grade A, a Distinction, 2 x grade 7, 3 x grade 6 and 3 x grade 5).

Executive Headteacher Vic Ashdown commented:

It has been a challenging year for students and staff working through a period of GCSE transition. Students have performed brilliantly under difficult circumstances. We are thrilled for them and their families who will be celebrating many fantastic individual successes whilst planning for exciting futures in September. Congratulations to all.


A LEVEL RESULTS 2018

Students, parents and staff are celebrating another record set of A Level results. 109 students sat examinations in year 13 with a quarter of the A-Level grades achieved being at A and A*. The A*-C pass rate for A Level is a record-breaking 80%.

Notable A Level high achievers are:

  • Charlotte Barnes (ABB),
  • Fiona Wilmington (ABB),
  • Megan Warren (ABB),
  • Megan Riley (A*A C),
  • Kornelia Krzyzanska (A*A*C),
  • Anastasia Egorova (ABC)
  • Tilly Sapiano (A*BB).
  • 64% of vocational subject passes were at D* or D, with high achievers being:
  • Megan Lakin (A D*D*D),
  • Sophie Earl (D*D*D, B),
  • Charlie Horne (D*D*DP),
  • Bethany Hills (D*D M),
  • Katie Griffin (AAD),
  • Niamh Ellen (A*AAD*).

Executive Headteacher Vic Ashdown commented:

This is an outstanding set of results especially given the reform to both A Level and vocational courses. Students have performed brilliantly under a set of challenging circumstances. We are thrilled for our students and their families who will be celebrating many fantastic individual successes whilst planning for exciting futures in September. Congratulations to all.

2017


GCSE RESULTS 2017

64% of students achieved a Standard Pass (grade 4 and above) in English and Mathematics; 30% gained a Strong Pass (grade 5 and above) in both. 19% of students achieved the English Baccalaureate, which this year required grades of 5 and above in English and Mathematics, and the average Attainment 8 score per student was 41.84.

Top achievers were Adam Tweedie (8, 8, 5, A*, A, A, A, B, B, B), Onisha Lama (8, 6, 6, A, A, A, B, B, B, C, C) and Chloe Leipnik (7, 7, 6, A*, A, A, A, B, C, D, E).  Particular congratulations go to Megan Barratt and Mollie Ruler who achieved Valley Park School’s first ever grade 9s in English Language and Mathematics respectively.

A8 (2017): 41.84
P8 (2017): -0.25; Mathematics: -0.03, English: 0.01.


A LEVEL RESULTS 2017

Students, parents and staff are celebrating another record set of A-level results. 142 students sat examinations in year 13 with 64% of the grades achieved at A and A*. The A*-C pass rate is an impressive 87%.

Notable high performers are: Josie Edwards (A*A*A Distinction* Distinction*) Elizabeth Adesanya (AAB Distinction* Distinction), Nicola Jurkiewciz (ABBB), Ben Brough (AABC), Lucy Chevis (AABC), Lamaya Dallas (ABB), Ruby James (ABB), Joe Watson (ABC), Katie Pring (BB Distinction*), Thomas Bevan (BBB).

Headteacher Vic Ashdown commented: “This is an outstanding set of results,  particularly given the move this year to more demanding A-levels. We are thrilled for our students and their families who will be celebrating many fantastic individual successes whilst planning for exciting futures in September.”
 

2016


GCSE RESULTS 2016

58% of students achieved the gold standard of A*-C passes in both English and Mathematics. 26% of students gained the English Baccalaureate, outstanding achievement and significantly above the national figure.

207 students sat examinations with a 66% A*-C pass rate overall.
Top achievers are Niamh Ellen, Amy Marks, Charlotte Beale, Megan Riley, Anastasia Egorova, Bree Hayward, and May Oney who all achieved at least 6 A and A* grades.
Headteacher Vic Ashdown commented: “This is another outstanding set of results that students, parents and staff can be rightly proud of. My congratulations go to them and their families as they move on to the next stage of their education.”


A LEVEL RESULTS 2016

Students, parents and staff are celebrating another record set of A-level results. 131 students sat examinations in year 13 with 57% of the grades achieved at A and A*. The A*-C pass rate is an impressive 87%.

'This is an outstanding set of results with records broken across the board,' Headteacher Vic Ashdown commented. 'We are thrilled for our students and their families who will be celebrating many fantastic individual successes whilst planning for exciting futures in September.'
 

2015


GCSE Results 2015

Students at Valley Park School are celebrating another record breaking set of GCSE results. 59% of students achieved the gold standard of 5 A*-C passes including English and Mathematics, a 3% increase on the previous high achieved last year.

208 students sat examinations with a 67% A*-C pass rate overall. As a part of a very high achieving year group 13% of grades are at A*and A. Notable high achievers are Bilson Gurung, Hannah Everest, Nicole Kakel, Josie Edwards, Harry Wheelwright, Stefan Crowhurst and Alexander Roberts who all achieved at least 6 A* grades.

“This is another outstanding set of results that students, parents and staff can be rightly proud of," said Headteacher, Mr Ashdown. "My congratulations go to them and their families as they move on to the next stage of their education.”


A Level Results 2015

Students, parents and staff are celebrating another record set of A level results. 80 students sat examinations in year 13 with 57 % of the grades achieved at A and A*. The A*-C pass rate is an impressive 87% . 14 students gained A and A* in at least 3 subjects.

Notable high performers are: Briony Everest, Ayesha Cooper, Poppy Harris, Rojina Giri, James Kiell, Titas Kuprys, Zoe Noble, Emily Nurden, Nelson Rai, Mitchell Ranger, Sam Read, Harry Simpson, Danielle Spry and Kim Warren.

“This is an outstanding set of results with records broken across the board," said Headteacher, Mr Ashdown. "We are thrilled for our students and their families who will be celebrating many fantastic individual successes whilst planning for exciting futures in September.”
 

2014


GCSE Results 2014

Students at Valley Park School are celebrating a record breaking set of GCSE results. 65% of students achieved the gold standard of 5 A*-C passes including English and Mathematics, an outstanding 5% increase on the previous high. Valley Park students made expected progress of 81% in English and 79% in Maths - with an outstanding 47% making more than expected progress in English and 41% in Maths (against the national figure of 30% for both subjects). 13% of our students attained the English Baccalaureate.

200 students sat examinations with a 90%  5 A*-C pass rate overall. As a part of a very high achieving year group 12% of grades are at A* and 60 students have gained at least 5 A and A* grades.

Notable high achievers are Ben Anderton, Craig Barden, Alisha Bell, Louis Broad, Jack Bisson, Phoebe Collins, Charlotte Maxwell, Matthew Porter, Olivia Rossiter-Langworthy, Cynthia Royer, who all achieved at least 8 A* grades.

Headteacher Vic Ashdown commented, "This is an outstanding set of results that students and parents can be rightly proud of. My congratulations go to them and their families as they move on to the next stage of their education." 


A Level Results 2014

Valley Park students are celebrating another record set of A Level results. 79 students sat examinations in Year 13. 83% of grades were at A* - C, with an outstanding 55% at A/A*. 16 students attained at least 3 grades at A/A*: Alex Banyard, Kevin Bista, Vicky Franklin, Shanice Friday, Sweeta Ghasemi, Emily Gosden, Bailey Green, Louis Jones, Fahad Masood, Charlie Scannell, Samantha Sharpe, Callum Singh, Lewis Tanner, Cameron Waghorn, Lauren Whittington and Aaron Woodward.

Headteacher Vic Ashdown commented, “I’m delighted for our students and their families, who can be justifiably proud of their achievements. I wish them all the very best for their futures.”
 

2013


GCSE Results 2013

Students at Valley Park School are celebrating another excellent set of GCSE results. An impressive 52% of students achieved the gold standard of 5 A*-C passes including English and Mathematics with an outstanding 96% A*-C pass rate overall. As a part of a very high achieving year group 1 in 4 students have gained at least 5 A and A* grades.

Notable high achievers are: Daley Budd, Bryony Everest, Najibullah Ghasemi, Mia Hazelby, Karrum Lee, Emma Mearns, Kerry-Ann Newman, Sophie Greenhead, Leanne Archer, Poppy Harris, Emily Nurden, and Danielle Spry who all achieved at least 8 A* grades.


A Level Results 2013

Students, parents and staff are celebrating another record set of A level results this year. One hundred students sat examinations in year 13 with 53% of the grades achieved at A and A*. The A*-C pass rate is an impressive 85%, a 5% increase on last year. Nine students gained A and A* in at least 3 subjects.

Notable high performers are: Kanyama TEMBO • Lewis SAGE • Harrison SEAL • Victor PEREIRA DOS SANTOS • Katie AYLES • Thomas DI STASIO • Harvey HALL • Joshua HAYNES • Bethany JACOBS • Jessica KNIGHT  • Alan MAXWELL • Victoria TURNER