Performance and Results
Link to School Performance Tables:
http://www.education.gov.uk/schools/performance/index.html
Congratulations to our GCSE Students
We would like to offer congratulations to all of our GCSE Students, whose hard work has really paid dividends. At a time when results nationally have fallen back towards pre-Covid levels our students have made great forward strides.
The dedication and focus that every student brought to their GCSE studies was commendable. Staff and students alike have worked hard to secure improvements over last year's results with some headlines being:
33% of students achieved a Grade 5 in both English and Maths
50% of students achieved a Grade 5 in English
45% of students achieved a Grade 5 in Maths
53% of students achieved a Grade 7 or higher in MFL
39% of students achieved a Grade 7 or higher in Biology, Chemistry and Physics
The Headteacher, Members and Governors all wish to congratulate all of the students who took their GCSE's this year on their achievements.
Congratulations to the Year 13 Ben Herd Academy Students
Congratulations to the Year 13 Ben Herd Academy Students from Miss Burgess, Head of Sixth Form;
I am delighted to be able to share the great achievements of the year 13 students who have successfully completed their Level 3 Extended Diploma in Sport, which is equivalent to 3 A- levels. 72% of students achieved above a pass, with 22% achieving distinctions.
This success highlights the strength and collaboration of the partnership between the Ben Herd Academy and The Sele School, as students have the academic skills and attributes to continue to achieve success in the next stage of their careers.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank Mr Hughes and Mr Marmaris who supported the students throughout their course, the resilience and dedication shown by the students throughout the challenges of a Level 3 course and the continued support and encouragement from you as parents.
As the Year 13 students move onto the next stage of their career we wish them every success in their future.
GCSE Results 2022
Congratulations to our Year 11 students who completed a phenomenal two years with results worth celebrating. At The Sele School, 1 in 3 (33%) students achieved a grade 5 or higher in both English and Maths, while 1 in 3 students (33%) achieved a Grade 5+ or higher across five GCSE subjects.
A special congratulations to the Year 11 triple science class where:
Chemistry: 91% of students achieved a Grade 4+ (standard pass) and 37.5% achieved a Grade5+ (Strong Pass)
Biology: 83% of students achieved a Grade 4+ (Standard pass) and 54.7% achieved a Grade 5+ (Strong Pass)
A Level Results 2022
A Level Results day brought delight for many of our Sixth Form students as they received their marks and discovered that their hard work had produced excellent results.
Headteacher Mr Quach passed on this message:
This year’s results are a testament to the hard work and dedication shown by the students coupled with the support and guidance of their teachers over the last two years.
Despite the huge challenges to their education created by the pandemic, our students have all performed well and those wishing to go on to university have successfully secured their places!
We are so proud of all of our students who are either going on to an apprenticeship or to university. One of our students is looking to start an apprenticeship in The Care Sector and another is securing an apprenticeship in Finance. Our students who are off to university will be studying an array of subjects across the country. The subjects include Banking and Finance, Investment and Risk, Photography, Fashion Communication, Business Studies, Physical Education, Sport and Exercise Science.
A special mention to the achievement of our Head Student Khalid Ali, who achieved A, B, B, in Finance, Geography and Sociology. Also, to the achievement of our Deputy Head Student, Josh Mockridge, who achieved a brilliant Distinction, C, C, in Sport, English and Sociology.
Very well done also to our Year 12 students who achieved qualifications in AS Maths, AS Sociology and in the LIBF Certificate in Financial Studies; their hard work and patience along with the support and guidance of their teachers has led to this success and we are very proud of their achievements. Our newly appointed Head Student, Ivy Waring, deserves special congratulations for achieving an A* in Finance and an A in Mathematics.
As Head of Sixth Form I'd like to express my admiration, and that of my colleagues, for the way all of our students have risen to the challenge of Level 3 study despite these extraordinary times. We look forward to working with our returning Upper Sixth again in September.
I’d like to take this opportunity, on behalf of all staff, to say a very big well done to all of our students and we wish them all the very best in their future careers.
GCSE Results 2021
A Message from the Headteacher, Mr Quach
Congratulations to all of you for successfully completing your GCSEs under such extraordinary circumstances. I hope the results you have received today have met or exceeded your expectations. Take what you have learnt at The Sele School and build on it. Never forget that you can achieve amazing things if you are committed to work hard.
To the class of 2019/2020 - ‘Per Aspera Ad Astra’ and enjoy the next step in your learning journey.
Well done- your teachers, all the staff and I are very proud of you.
A Message from Key Stage 4 Manager, Mr Millar
“Adversity, it can break or make you.” That is certainly true for this cohort.
We hope that as a school we have helped you become the outstanding young people you are and that you are able to celebrate some excellent results. We are extremely proud of the success of our students, who were rightly awarded their grades in-line with the prior attainment.
Special mention to Daisy and Josh who both gained a strong set of results and we look forward to working with them in The Sele Sixth form.
A Message from Deputy Headteacher, Miss Hein
One of the highlights of an academic year is Results’ Day where we get to share in the joy of most of our students and sometimes elevate the disappointed ones. This year, whilst under strange circumstances marked by U-turns and confusion, we still managed to acknowledge and celebrate the efforts and positive attitudes of our Year 11 and Year 10 students.
The relief was palpable and the broad smiles (disguised by masks in some cases) were undeniable. Mention must also be made of some superb results from Year 10 students: Diogo who achieved Grade 9s (A*s) in Spanish and History; Claudia who achieved Grade 8s in History and Spanish and a 9 in Music; Marissa who was awarded a Grade 8 in Spanish and a Grade 9 in History and Ivy who secured two Grade 8s in History and Spanish and a Grade 7 in Art and Design.
Well done to all our students who no doubt will take this experience as a platform from which to grow and explore the myriad of opportunities that await them. As your teachers, we have always taken our responsibility to help you achieve your potential and become dynamic, healthy and curious young people seriously and we are optimistic about a bright future that awaits you all.
Despite the challenges we’ve all faced, the optimism and belief in what is possible motivates us to unearth our life’s purpose and so we wish you all the best in your future endeavours. Whether you are returning to us in September or not, we hope you take the fondest of memories of your time at The Sele School with you. Remember to be bold; take risks and be the change you want to see in the world.
A Level Results 2021 - update
Following the government's decision to award the teacher assessment grade for A Levels, we will contact students once we have received a new results file/confirmation from the Exam Board. Please note that we had already been awarded the vast majority of our teacher assessment grades.
A Level Results - August 2020
A message from Headteacher, Mr Quach
The Sixth form results have been released and it has been an excellent set of grades for our Sixth Formers. Undoubtedly, for parents/carers, students and teachers, the weeks leading up to today would have been a mixture of excitement and trepidation. These results mean that our students will continue to build on their success experienced at The Sele as they move onto their next setting, be it to a renowned University; a highly skilled apprenticeship programme such as the Government Economic Service Degree Apprenticeship Programme or into employment.
Well done on a deserved outcome for all our students considering the circumstances you found yourselves in the final months leading to the end of your sixth form experience. To the Class of 2019/20 - I wish you all the success as you move onto your next exciting chapter.
A message from Head of Sixth Form, Mrs Lee
This year’s results are a testament to the hard work and dedication shown by the students coupled with the support and guidance of their teachers. They were on their way to completing a very successful two years in our Sixth Form until the global pandemic abruptly ended their time at The Sele School.
Our students’ destinations are varied with some going into the world of work; some taking a gap year to help them decide on their future path and some are off to university. We are immensely proud of the fact that all our students who wished to go on to Higher Education have been successful in securing their place at their first choice University.
Once again, our students gained some very good results, notably the superb achievement by Nathan, who was awarded 4 A*s in Maths, Further Maths, Chemistry and Physics. Billy achieved an A* in Mathematics and Cs in both Chemistry and Physics and is off to study Engineering at De Montford University. Our Head Girl, Regina achieved an A in Spanish; a B in Art and a Merit in Health and Social Care and is off to study Events Management with Spanish at the University of Hertfordshire.
Mention must also be made of the excellent progress of Ally who achieved an A in Geography; a Distinction in Business and a B in English. These grades have enabled her to fulfil her ambition of reading Global Development and Sustainability at Bath Spa University.
The other subjects our students are off to study across the country include: Human Resources, Geography, Photography, Criminology, Arts and Festival Management.
Finally, I’d like to take this opportunity, to say a very big well done to all our sixth formers and we wish them all the very best in their future careers.
A message from Deputy Headteacher, Miss Hein
There is much to celebrate with this year’s results both in our Year 12 and Year 13 cohorts. The greatest pride I have, however, is in how resilient, focused and positive our students have been in what has been an undeniably challenging and unsettling period of time for all of us but especially students who were denied many rites of passage such as sitting exams and enjoying Leavers’ celebrations. Many students will be inspired by Nathan’s excellent results and we wish him the very best in his future endeavours as he reads Mathematics at Warwick University. Students at The Sele should be proud of their commitment to their studies which has enabled them to pursue a pathway that is appropriately interesting and meaningful for them. Our collegiate approach (staff, students and parents/carers) to our students’ academic and personal success means that they can celebrate their achievements (albeit in a socially distanced way) and begin forging a bright and productive future. We are confident that the life lessons our students have learned during their time with us has equipped them with the drive, courage and work ethic they will need to negotiate all of life’s wonderful adventures.
GCSE Results - August 2019
Congratulations to all our Year 11's who worked hard and got the grades they deserved.
Headline results are shown below
The cohort for 2018/2019 included a large number of students (14% of the final cohort) who joined the year group after they had started their GCSE studies. These students had a disproportionate effect on the results and therefore we have indicated not only the school’s total results but also those of the students who were in the school for the entirety of their GCSE studies.
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Whole Cohort |
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Progress 8 -0.50 |
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Basics (English & Maths only) 49% |
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English 4+ 66% |
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Maths 4+ 54% |
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English 5+ 42% |
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Maths 5+ 33% |
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5 x 9-4 including English & Maths 40% |
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English Baccalaureate |
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Students entered for the Ebacc 47% |
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Students achieving Ebacc 24% |
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Original Cohort |
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Progress 8 -0.28 |
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Basics (English & Maths only) 55% |
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English 4+ 73% |
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Maths 4+ 61% |
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English 5+ 46% |
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Maths 5+ 36% |
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5 x 9-4 including English & Maths 44% |
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English Baccalaureate |
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Students entered for the Ebacc 53% |
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Students achieving Ebacc 27% |
A Level Results - August 2019
There was much to celebrate in this year’s crop of results with some outstanding achievements from many of our illustrious students. 90% of our students were successful in securing their first-choice university.
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A*-C 40% |
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A*-E 92% |
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Best 3 A Levels Average Grade C |
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Vocational Average Grade M |
Our Deputy Head Boy, Jacob Collins achieved an excellent set of results including 2 A*s (equivalent) in Maths and Sport Studies and will be reading Mathematics with Actuarial Science at the University of Southampton. We are also particularly proud of our Head Boy, Jordan Russell, who achieved very good results gaining 2 Grade Bs 
in Maths and Physics. Jordan has successfully secured a place at the University of Keele where he will be pursuing his interest in Astrophysics and Mathematics. They are examples of what motivation, diligence and hard work can accomplish. We look forward to following their academic journeys and have no doubt that they will use the foundation that they’ve built at The Sele School to propel them to even greater heights.
Gemma Caruana also performed very well gaining 168 UCAS points and subsequently has been successful at her choice to read Accountancy at Nottingham University. Other students who have been successful at securing their first choice University option are: Krystian Pluta who will be studying Biomedical Sciences at Greenwich; Victoria Lear studying Forensic Science at Nottingham Trent University and Rahima Ali who will be studying Education Studies at London South Bank University.
Several our students will be studying at various local colleges including: Fashion course at Herts Regional College as well as a course in Nursing and Midwifery. In addition to this, some students have opted not to apply to University but in the light of their results have sufficient points to go through the Clearing process if they so wish.
Most students who completed a vocational course or BTEC qualification in either Business Studies, Health and Social Care; Sport Studies or Media, achieved a number of Merits and/or Distinctions and Distinction *s.
The Year 12 results are also encouraging and there is much to celebrate here too. We have students who have gained top grades in Spanish, Maths and Chemistry thus giving them a good platform on which to build. We expect great things of them in the coming academic year.
Head teacher, Neil Dunn, “We congratulate all our students for their efforts and results and do not forget their dedicated teachers who are committed to providing our students with a first-class teaching experience and are always around to support and encourage.”
Deputy Head teacher, Tosca Hein, “Many students will be inspired by Jacob Collins’ excellent results which have secured his place at the University of Southampton to read Mathematics with Actuarial Science. Students at The Sele should be proud of their commitment to their studies which has enabled them to pursue a pathway that is appropriately interesting and challenging for them. A number of students have achieved ‘Personal bests’ by meeting or exceeding their ambitious targets that were set for them two years ago and many of them have been thanking their teachers for their relentless support which helped them to achieve these excellent results. I am very proud of the fact that our collegiate approach (staff, students and parents/carers) to our students’ academic and personal success means that they can celebrate their achievements and begin forging a bright and productive future.”
Head of sixth Form, Jane Lee, “I am extremely proud of all the hard work our students have put in the over past two years and I wish them every success for the future in all their varied career paths.“
Examination Results 2018
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2018 The Sele School A Level and GCSE Results
Examination Results 2017
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2017 The Sele School A Level and GCSE Results
Examination Results 2016
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