A Level Results 2019

Headline Statistics

• There were 133 students in the Upper Sixth
• The pass rate was 100%
• 27.9% of entries obtained an A* grade
• 46.8% of entries obtained an A grade
• 74.7% of entries obtained an A*–A grade
• 20.0% of entries obtained an B grade
• 94.7% of entries obtained grades A*-B
• 57.9% of students obtained 3 or more A*–A grades

Government Performance Information (2019)

• Progress students made in comparison with students across England: 0.12
• Average grade that students achieved in their best three A levels at Wilson’s: A- (please note that we only offer A level qualifications at Wilson’s)
• In 2017 (the most current data the government has released) 95% of the Upper Sixth went on to further education, training or employment at the end of their studies. Please note that these figures do not include students on planned gap years or those studying abroad and are therefore incomplete. Our own internal tracking suggests that 100% went onto further education, training or employment within 18 months of leaving the school.

Please note that all students enter the Sixth Form with the national requirements for English and Mathematics. The school does not have any students re-sitting GCSE English and or Mathematics in the Sixth Form. More detail about the school’s 16-19 results can be found by accessing the School and College Performance tables here.

A Level Results 2018

Headline Statistics

• There were 155 students in the Upper Sixth
• The pass rate was 100%
• 38.55% of entries obtained an A* grade
• 42.37% of entries obtained an A grade
• 80.92% of entries obtained an A*–A grade
• 15.84% of entries obtained an B grade
• 96.76% of entries obtained grades A*-B
• 67.10% of students obtained 3 or more A*–A grades

Government Performance Information (2018)

• Progress students made in comparison with students across England: 0.25
• Average grade that students achieved in their best three A levels at Wilson’s: A+ (please note that we only offer A level qualifications at Wilson’s)
• Student ‘retention’ (the percentage of students who get to the end of their study programme): 100%
• In 2016 (the most current data the government has released) 91% of the Upper Sixth went on to further education, training or employment at the end of their studies. Please note that these figures do not include students on planned gap years or those studying abroad and are therefore incomplete. Our own internal tracking suggests that 100% went onto further education, training or employment within 18 months of leaving the school.

Please note that all students enter the Sixth Form with the national requirements for English and Mathematics. The school does not have any students re-sitting GCSE English and or Mathematics in the Sixth Form.

More detail about the school’s 16-19 results can be found by accessing the School and College Performance tables here. 

GCSE Results 2019

Headline Statistics

• There were 177 students in Year 11
• The pass rate was 100.0%
• A*, A, 9 or 8 grades 72.7%
• A*, A, 9, 8 or 7 grades 91.0%

Government Performance Information (2019)

• Progress 8: 1.12
• Attainment 8: 82.8
• Strong pass in English and Mathematics (Grade 5 and above): 100.0%
• Percentage of the cohort entered for the English Baccalaureate (EBacc): 81.9%.
• Percentage of pupils achieving 5 or above in the English Baccalaureate (EBacc): 81.9%. All students who were entered for the English Baccalaureate achieved it.
• The average points score for EBACC: 8.00
• Percentage staying in education after GCSE: 99.4%

Further information can be found here on the School and College Performance tables.

GCSE Results 2018

Headline Statistics

• There were 154 students in Year 11
• The pass rate was 100.00%
• A*, 9 or 8 grades 65.86%
• A*, A, 9, 8 or 7 grades 86.00%

Government Performance Information (2018)

• Progress 8: 1:03
• Attainment 8: 81.5
• Strong pass in English and Mathematics (Grade 5 and above): 100%
• Percentage of pupils achieving 5 or above in the English Baccalaureate (EBacc) 90%.
• The average points score for EBACC:  8.03
• Percentage of the cohort entered for the EBACC: 92%.
• Percentage staying in education after GCSE: 100%

Further information can be found here on the School and College Performance tables.