Best IGCSE Results In Warwick Academy History
Warwick Academy Principal,Maggie McCorkell said that after the record breaking International Baccalaureate results earlier in July, the school has followed up with its best ever IGCSE results with a 100% student pass rate in 8 and more subjects which in each case includes English, mathematics, a science and a humanities subject. Each student sat a minimum of 8 subjects.
Fiona Dobson and Daniel Hetzel [both pictured below] each achieved 9 passes at A*. This is the first time in the school’s history that any students have achieved all A* grades at IGCSE.
93.22 % of the students passed with grades A* – C in 5 and more subjects which included in each case English, mathematics, a science, a foreign language and a humanities subject. Of special note is that 36% of all the grades were at the A* and A grade.
Mrs McCorkell said she wishes to congratulate all the students and staff for their hard work.
Additional strong results from Warwick Academy students were:
- Graydon Flatt with 8 A* passes and 1 A pass
- Olivia Moores with 7 A* and 2 A passes
- Phoebe Dill with 5 A* passes and 4 A passes
- Riley Correia with 4 A*, 4 A and 1 B
- Kristina Grant with 5 A*, 3 A and 1 B
- Janaya Hall 4A*, 3A, 1 B and 1 C
- Erika Furbert 4A*, 3A, and 2 B
- Noah Marshall with 3 A*, 5 A and 1 B
- Tabytha Hofheins with 9 A passes
Well done to you all!!
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Congratulations to all of you. Job well done.
Look at this,a realy great story to tell and no one ever wants to coment on it. Put a bad story out there and every body got something to say. Just goes to show the mentality of many.
It’s probably because WA is a private school and most of us would be happier if our public schools could achieve such results. Alas they do have their reputation to advertise so good for them but it just doesn’t feel like a victory we all can/should celebrate. We kind of expect private schools which the majority of us cannot afford to perform better. But despite that, my hat comes off to the kids who worked hard to make that happen. They have done an exceptional job! I’d be more interested in an article about what aspects of these children’s education experience makes such a feat possible and how/if we can implement them in the public school system.
You’re right about how the public is attracted to negativity.
These results are amazing!
Congrats to these hard working students!
Saltus alum, class of 2003