Exam Results

QPCS Performance Measures

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Congratulations to all our Year 11 students, who enjoyed some great results.

24% of GCSE grades were at G9-7, with 70% at G9-4. There will not be official data on their progress as this year group did not sit SATs in Year 6, but we know they have worked hard and made excellent progress.

Congratulations to AR who achieved ten G9 grades! AR is progressing on to QPCS Sixth Form for A Levels in maths, further maths, physics and chemistry.

WA (ten G9 and G8 grades) and SS (nine G9 and G8 grades) have also chosen A Levels in maths, further maths, physics and chemistry at QPCS Sixth Form.

Other high attaining students are taking their maths in different directions, with AM combining maths and further maths with economics and psychology, and EL choosing maths, further maths, biology and chemistry.

Students also excelled in arts, humanities and creative subjects and have chosen a range of exciting subjects at QPCS and beyond. EK has chosen English Literature, French and Philosophy at QPCS Sixth Form. NA has chosen sociology, history and English Literature at A Level. After delighting audiences in the QPCS production since Year 7, DP leaves us to join the BRIT school. FA has left QPCS to study with a football academy, as he develops his career in professional football. NR has chosen to study A Level art, with Spanish, politics and philosophy.

Headteacher Ms Enright said:
“I am delighted for our Year 11 students, who have achieved so much in their GCSEs. This is thanks to their hard work and living our values of responsibility, respect and resilience. These are exciting times for our Sixth Form, with a redesign of study and shared spaces, thanks to our PTFA, so we are especially excited to welcome our Year 12 in September."

Queens Park Community School celebrated another year of academic excellence, with 20% of A Level grades at A*/A and 55% at A*-B, and an extremely positive predicted value-added score of around +0.25.

Our mathematicians and scientists excelled themselves this year. Two of our top female scientists are both off to Kings College London. DC achieved A* A* A* and will study physics with astrophysics and cosmology, and FO will read computer science, having achieved A*, A* A in psychology, computer science and maths. Meanwhile AH (A*, A*, A*, A), CM (A*, A*, A*, A) and AM (A*, A*, A, A) all achieved A* grades in maths and further maths. AH and CM have chosen to study mathematics at Imperial College London and Bristol University respectively, and AM is going to study Aerospace Engineering at Manchester University.

Across the year group, there was the usual exciting range of subjects chosen, from fine art at Manchester Metropolitan University to marine biology at Essex University.

Headteacher Ms Enright said:
“I am delighted for this year group, who have been exceptional leaders across our school community, and now have secured the grades to embark on their bright futures. Their progress and hard work has been truly impressive, and I wish them every success in the future."