Exam Results
Our second cohort of GCSE pupils managed to outperform the previous year by more than 10% in the headline figures, again achieving outcomes significantly above the national average.
Table showing Saracens High School outcomes compared with the national average (FFT)
The proportion of pupils achieving the top grades was exceptionally high, with around 1/5 of pupils (19.7%) awarded a grade 7 or above in both English and maths.
Across the year group this meant there were some particularly impressive individual performances, including:
- Tomas, who achieved seven grade 9s and two grade 8s
- Leon and Caris, who each achieved six grade 9s, two grade 8s and a 7
Our Year 11 pupils have worked incredibly hard throughout their last five years at Saracens High School. We are thrilled with the progress pupils have made from their respective starting points across the whole cohort. The early predictions suggest that our Progress score will also be higher than last year, with the pupils achieving half a grade higher in each of their subjects compared to national outcomes.
We are particularly proud that all demographic groups achieved overall Progress 8 scores far exceeding the national average. Making up 57% of the cohort, we are delighted to have almost doubled the national average for 9-5 in English and maths, achieving 35% higher than the national average for 9-4 in English and maths, and nearly 16 points higher in Attainment 8!
Table showing Saracens High School outcomes (Pupil Premium) compared with the national average (FFT)
Click here to see the Fischer Family Trust analysis from 2023. We will update this information when it is updated in the coming weeks and months.