Results 2024
Students, parents, and staff were celebrating wonderful sets of exam results at the Warriner School this summer. Against a backdrop of so much uncertainty and disruption over previous years, to have achieved these great results is something all students can take pride in.
GCSE Results (Year 11)
- Our A8 score was 45.5
- 44% achieved a good pass (Grade 5) in English and maths
- 65% achieved a standard pass (Grade 4) in English and maths
- 60% achieved a good pass (Grade 5) in English and 77% (Grade 4) standard pass
- 48% achieved good pass (Grade 5) in maths and 68% a standard pass (Grade 4)
The Warriner School students, parents and staff are delighted by a great set of GCSE exam results. Indeed, close to half of the 279 students attained a Grade 5 in both their English and Maths GCSEs, with a third of students achieving Grade 7+ in their triple Sciences.
Head of School, Mrs Sharon Nicholls said, “It has been a real privilege to share the excitement with our students as they collected their results today. We would like to congratulate all our students on these very successful results, with some amazing stand-out individual performances. The students have shown that despite the disruption they experienced to their early secondary education, their hard work and resilience has paid off; all our students can take great pride in their achievements.”
Executive Headteacher, Dr Annabel Kay said, “Many of our students have applied for our Sixth Form and these successful results allows them to now take their next challenging academic steps into ‘A’ Levels, and other students to go on to their college courses, apprenticeships and beyond – we wish them all well.”
A Level Results (Year 13)
- APS 34.3
- Average grade C+
- 21% of results were A*A
- 55% were A*-B
- 75% A*-C
- 97% A*-E
tudents, parents and staff are, once more, celebrating an impressive set of A-Level results. We are especially delighted that over a fifth of our students achieved an A* or an A Grade A Level, with 55% of students achieving A*-B grades. Notably, we had seven incredible students achieving A*/A grades across all their subjects. 
This set of results enables many of our students the opportunity to study their first choice of university courses, work apprenticeships and other next steps. The wide range of opportunities can be seen with the breadth of higher education choices, which includes Medics, Criminology, Neuroscience, Engineering, Historical Archaeology, Animation and Law, as well as the more traditional Sciences, Humanities, Maths and English.
Head of School, Sharon Nicholls: “As staff we are very proud of our sixth form students and their results. To achieve A Level success – whatever that may mean to each individual student – involves two years of academically challenging study, ending with a rigorous suite of exams, and this takes hard-work, resilience and 100% commitment from the students, and they have all found success in their own way.”
Dr Annabel Kay, Executive Headteacher, said “We wish them all well on their onward educational journey.”
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