GCSE results mark continued improvement across ALT

Students across Active Learning Trust are celebrating a set of GCSE results which show significant improvements across all three of the Trust’s secondary schools.

This year’s results demonstrate the continued progress being made across the Trust, with Neale-Wade Academy in March and Chantry Academy in Ipswich achieving their strongest GCSE outcomes for four years.

At both these schools, students have improved across every key measure, including English and Maths Grade 5+, English and Maths Grade 4+ and Attainment 8.

For Neale-Wade, English and Maths Grade 5+ increased by 5 percentage points and English and Maths Grade 4+ increased by 8 percentage points.

At Chantry, English and Maths Grade 5+ increased by 9 percentage points and English and Maths Grade 4+ increased by 15 percentage points.

Cromwell Community College in Chatteris has also strengthened its performance across key measures. Here, Grade 5+ outcomes in English and Maths have been maintained, while Grade 4+ outcomes and Attainment 8 have both improved, demonstrating stronger achievement across the curriculum.

At all three schools, the results give students a strong platform as they move on to their next steps at sixth form, college, apprenticeships or entering the world of work.

“These exciting improvements are the result of sustained work to raise standards, strengthen teaching and learning, support students and ensure young people are equipped to achieve their potential.

 

We would like to congratulate all of our Year 11 students on their achievements and thank our dedicated staff, families and wider school communities for the contribution they have made to this year’s successes.

 

We are proud of the progress being made across Active Learning Trust and look forward to seeing our students take their next steps with confidence and ambition.”
Lynsey Holzer, CEO of Active Learning Trust