Our Results
GCSE Results
68% secure a Grade 9 – 4 in English and mathematics
39% secure a Grade 9 - 5 in English and mathematics
Students celebrated their long-awaited GCSE results, having faced months of online schooling, a period that they never could have imagined would see their last year at school curtailed and their exams cancelled.
But their hard work in the run up to lockdown hasn’t been for nothing. Following the Government’s announcement on Monday 17 August, the grades that teachers submitted for each student are now being awarded. On 20th August they received grades which reflect the effort they put in over the course of their time in education, as judged by the Academy.
Staff have worked extremely hard to make sure that the grading for every student is fair and allows them to go onto further education, employment or training – whatever is the best option for them.
Overall, the Academy has seen an improvement in standards in their English and mathematics combined GCSE results of 68% at Grade 9-4. In History and Computer Science students did particularly well, with 61% and 77% respectively achieving Grade 4 and above.
Joy Ballard, Principal of Ryde Academy said:
“I am so proud of the students and the incredible effort they have put in during their time here. Even though our students were not able to take their final exams, their results today show the hard work they have put in during their time at school and are a fair reflection of the commitment they show every day. I wish them all the success they deserve with their future plans and hope they continue to dream big and be remarkable.
A Level Results
Sixth formers are today celebrating their Key Stage 5 results, having faced months of online learning during a period that they never could have imagined would see their last year at sixth form curtailed and their exams cancelled.
Staff and teachers at the Academy have worked extremely hard to make sure that the grading for every student is fair and allows these students to go onto university, an apprenticeship or employment.
70% of students secured A* - C in an A Level qualification. 43% of grades were A* - B.
'We are so proud of our students who have continued their studies and making plans for their futures during these difficult and uncertain times. We wish them all the best’.
Please click here if you would like see the performance tables on the Department for Education website.