Spring Hill High School can report another excellent set of GCSE results for the academic year 2017-2018. These results are set in a context where many of our students struggle to sit exams because of a fear of failure, and their lack of confidence, due to vast gaps in their knowledge from Key Stage 2 and 3.
| Percentage of students who achieved an 8-1 grade | |
| Computer Science 100% | Art 100% |
| Citizenship 100% | English 89% |
| Maths 50% | Sociology 25% |
| Religious Education 50% | End of Term |
| Percentage of students who achieved a grade 4 or above | |
| Art 100% | English 22% |
| Citizenship 43% | Science 14% |
| Religious Education 50% | Sociology 25% |
| Percentage of students who achieved a grade in Functional skills | |
| Functional Skills Maths Level 1 (93%) | Functional Skills English Level 1 (93%) |
| Functional Skills Maths Level 2 (17%) | Functional Skills English Level 2 (42%) |
Sixteen students in total sat GCSEs with fourteen students achieved a GCSE grade 8-1 in at least 1 subject area. We are also please to say that the quality of the passes this year was better than previous years as a larger percentage of students achieved above a grade 4 and in wider range of subjects. Students achieve above their target grades in Art, Citizenship, Sociology, and RE. For the first time students achieved a grade 4 or above in at least 2 core subjects.
Student Destinations
(School Evaluation Plan)
Student Destinations 2019/2020
Pupils moving on from Year 11 - 16
Further Education College - 18.75%
Spring Hill High School Post-16 - 62.5%
Specialist College - 6.25% (1 student)
Prince’s Trust - 6.25% (1 student)
NEET - 6.25% (1 student)
Student Destinations 2018/2019
Pupils moving on from Year 11 - 5
Further Education College - 40%
Spring Hill High School Post-16 - 20%
Specialist College - 40%
Pre-Apprenticeship - 0%
NEET - 0%
Student Destinations 2017/2018
Pupils moving on from Year 11 - 7
Further Education College - 11%
Spring Hill High School Post-16 - 33%
Specialist College - 44%
Pre-Apprenticeship - 1%
NEET - 11%
Student Destinations 2016/2017
Pupils moving on from Year 11 - 9
Further Education College - 4%
Spring Hill High school - 55%
Specialist Colleges - 29%
Virtual Colleges - 8%
NEET - 4%
