Examination Results
Sunbury Manor School Results 2022 - Press Release
Staff and students were delighted to celebrate the 2022 GCSE results at our school.
We have always known that this year was a ‘transition year’ between 2021 (when assessment was done directly by schools and colleges) and 2019 (the last year exams took place). This means that overall grades will be about halfway between the two nationally.
It does not mean that marking was harsher – the marking was undertaken by exam boards in the usual way. Instead, it means that when setting the grade boundaries, exam boards have been more generous than in a normal year, to bring grades closer to 2021 levels. This is also unaffected by any of our school’s historical data, including what our students got last year. Marking and grading are done at a national level, with all students across the country being treated the same way.
It is always hard to select just a few from so many personal successes, however, special recognition should go to those who have not only achieved the highest possible grades but are also the students who have made the most progress since Key Stage 2.
- Briony Anthony
- Balveen Aujla
- Isla Betts
- Joao Caeiro
- Leah Dent
- Hennie Digney
- Reggie Fear
- Isabel Finn
- Ethan Freeman
- Mason Griffiths
- Liam Gunning
- Faith Henkel-Dautey
- Amelie House
- Rachel Hunt
- Samaa Hussein
- Lexie Kotze
- Matthew Murphy
- Daisy Murray
- Erin Murray
- Megan Neall
- Chukwudubem Ogwu
- Drew Sexton
- Arnav Sinha
- Grace Smith
- Nicole Tchikomo
- Malgorzata Urbas
- Matthew Voyce
Finally, please remember that you are more than a grade. The resilience you have shown under such conditions is remarkable. You are all exceptional, inspiring and talented young people and we couldn’t be prouder. We wish you the very best for the future.
Sunbury Manor School Examinations Results - 2022
Given the uneven impact of the pandemic on school and college performance data, the government has said you should not make direct comparisons between the performance data for one school or college and another, or to data from previous years.
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% of students in the cohort (227) gaining 9-4 or 9-5 in English and/or Maths: |
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Subject |
% of 4+ |
% of 5+ |
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English |
77% |
51% |
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Maths |
60% |
33% |
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Both English and Maths |
55% |
28% |
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% of Cohort Entering the EBacc |
English Baccalaureate Average point Score (APS) |
% of Cohort Gaining the Ebacc at 4+ |
% of Cohort Gaining the Ebacc at 5+ |
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9% |
3.5 |
6% |
4% |
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Attainment 8 Score |
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English |
9.4 |
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Maths |
7.9 |
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Ebacc |
12.19 |
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Other |
12.9 |
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Overall |
42.39 |
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Progress 8 Score |
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English |
-0.42 |
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Maths |
-0.68 |
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Ebacc |
-0.55 |
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Other |
-0.53 |
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Overall |
-0.54 |
Published performance data for our school in 2022 can be found by clicking the link below:
https://www.find-school-performance-data.service.gov.uk/school/136529/sunbury-manor-school/secondary
Further guidance and tools to help you understand and analyse school performance can be found by clicking the link below:
https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/school-and-college-performance-measures