Twynham School celebrates record breaking GCSE results
By Com_Publisher | Wednesday, August 25, 2010, 18:39
Twynham School does it again ! With
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GCSE Records broken again!
almost 80% gaining five or more A*-C Grades and 64% of the students
gaining five or more A*-C Grades including English and Mathematics. Dr
Terry Fish (Headteacher) commented: “To be very close to 80% of students
gaining five or more A*-C grades for the third year running is nothing
other than tremendous but I am particularly proud of the rapid increase
in A* grades. When this is added to our exceptional A-Level results, I
couldn’t want for more!”
Almost every indicator was a record for the school and 25% of
the grades were at A*/A. In a truly comprehensive school, this really is
outstanding. The students notched up 145 A* and 455 A Grades where top
performers were Joseph Coulter, Morgan Edwards, Holly Fell, Harald
Grantham-Hill, George Lee-Harris, Bailey Melvin-Teng, Matthew Nelms,
Daniel Rowland, Georgia Smith, David Steel, Diana Stephen and Alice
Watts gained at least 5 A* grades. The highest number of A* grades were
achieve by David Steel and Alice Watts (pictured) where each student
gained 9 A*.
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Comments
Twynham always seem to get "outstanding" results. can't say my experiences of them rate so highly ! i.e. teachers out faffing around at the Regent Centre when they should have been taking lessons !
By blacksteff0 at 22:35 on 15/01/11
ReportExams weren't like that in my days. There was no course work for a start and you had to cram really hard for your exams even if you just wanted to get a C. Do today's students get it too easy, especially when I've heard of teachers helping students with their course work? Surely that defeats the object?
By MrBobBobly at 14:01 on 26/08/10
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