Exam Results

Secondary Section Examination Results – May/June 2007

End of Key Stage Three National Curriculum Test Results

This is a summary of the results achieved by TBS students at the end of Year Nine in May 2007 and a comparison with the national UK figures from 2006.

Levels

3

4

5

6

7

8

5+

6+

%

TBS

UK

TBS

UK

TBS

UK

TBS

UK

TBS

UK

TBS

UK

TBS

UK

TBS

UK

English

0

3

0

14

21

38

58

25

21

10

 

 

100

73

79

35

Maths

0

5

0

14

15

20

32

27

42

22

11

8

100

74

85

53

Science

0

5

5

17

28

31

28

26

39

15

 

 

95

72

67

41

The expected attainment is level 5 to 6 for English, Mathematics and Science at the end of Key Stage 3.

Average grade per subject
English: 6.00
Maths: 6.47
Science: 6.00

Average level of value added per subject using CAT3 predictions as a baseline
English: +1.00 value added
Maths: +0.75 value added
Science: +0.94 value added
 

AS, Diploma and A Level Results
Below you can find the results for the AS, Diploma and A Level examinations.
There is also a list of the university destinations that our students who graduated from TBS in 2007 have moved on to.
The average value added per student for AS and A Level is +1.22 grades.
AS Level Results
The school has continued to produce good AS results.

AS Subjects (no. of candidates)

% A TBS 2007

% C+ TBS 2007

% E+ TBS 2007

Art (5)

0

100

100

Biology (2)

50

50

50

Chemistry (3)

0

66.7

66.7

Economics (10)

0

40

90

French (1)

100

100

100

Geography (3)

33.3

33.3

100

Literature (3)

0

100

100

Mathematics (16)

12.5

31.3

56.3

Physics (3)

0

33.3

100

Psychology (6)

16.7

66.7

83.3

Overall (49)

12

52

79

Standard Level Diploma Results

Subject (no. of candidates)

Distinction

Merit

Pass

Fail

Travel & Tourism (8)

62.5

25

12.5

0

Business Studies (7)

14

72

0

14


Final A Level Results
This academic for the first time saw students graduate from school and leave for university. The results of this cohort are below.

A2 Subjects (no. of candidates) % A TBS 2007 % C+ TBS 2007 % E+ TBS 2007

Art (5)

25

100

100

Economics (5)

20

80

100

Geography (2)

0

100

100

Literature (4)

0

100

100

Mathematics (2)

0

50

50

Further Maths (1)

100

100

100

Physics (2)

50

50

100

Psychology (4)

50

75

100

Overall (25)

24

80

96

Destinations of the Class of 2007

• University of Bristol, UK – Economics

• University of Derby, UK – Law

• Lafayette College, Pennsylvania, USA – Maths

• Ithaca College, New York, USA – Literature

• Suffolk University, Massachusetts, USA – Mass Media & Communications – 2 students

• Minnesota State University, USA – Liberal Arts

• Singapore Management University – Business Management (deferred entry for 2008 – currently studying for a Diploma in Jewellery Design in Singapore)

• Griffiths University, Queensland, Australia – International Business
Examinations Terminology Glossary

IGCSE Results  

IGCSEs

% A & A*

% C+

% G +

Subjects (no of candidates)

TBS 2007

 UK  2006

TBS 2007

UK  2006

TBS 2007

 UK  2006

Art (3)

0

22.1

100

71.5

100

99.7

Business St. (10)

70

15.7

100

60.2

100

96.9

English (14)

50

14.2

100

60.6

100

98.6

Literature (11)

81

19.6

100

67.8

100

98.2

French (9)

78

22.8

100

64.7

100

99.4

Geography (14)

57

24.1

93

65.9

100

97.6

History (7)

100

28.5

100

66.6

100

97.8

Mathematics (17)

59

13.2

88

54.3

100

96.2

Coordinated Science (13) x2*

62

14.6

92

58.3

100

99.5

Physical Education (5)

78

20.1

100

61.3

100

99.7

Overall (123)

58

19.1

96

62.4

100

98.1

*Coordinated Science is worth two IGCSEs

Nepali (2) – 100% C+
First Language Dutch (1) – 100% - C+
Foreign Language Dutch (1) – 100% A&A*
English as second language (2) – 100% C+
Islamiyat (2) – 100% C+
Second Language Urdu (2) – 100% C+

As can be seen from the table, students at TBS have continued to excel at IGCSEs.

%age students in Year 11 attaining 5 A* to C grades – 92% (12 out of 13)
%age students in Year 11 attaining 5 A* to G grades – 100% (13 out of 13)
Using the CAT3 indicators the average student value added was 1.01 grades.
Subject value added for IGCSE
Art               +0.50     Geography          +0.69
Business    +1.31      History                +2.07
English       +0.96      Maths                 +1.35
French        +0.79      PE                        +0.20
Literature    +1.32     Science               +1.00 

Primary Section Examination Results – June 2007

End of Key Stage Two National Curriculum Test Results

This is a summary of the results achieved by TBS students at the end of Year Six in June 2007 and a comparison with the national UK figures from 2006.

Levels

2

3

4

5

4+

5+

%

TBS

UK

TBS

UK

TBS

UK

TBS

UK

TBS

UK

TBS

UK

English

0

1

0

14

35

47

65

32

100

79

65

32

Maths

0

1

0

17

43

43

57

33

100

76

57

33

Science

0

0

0

10

39

41

61

46

100

87

61

46

 

 

 

 


The expected level of attainment at the end of Key Stage 2 is level 4.

Average level per subject
English: 4.65
Maths: 4.56
Science: 4.61

Average amount of value added per subject using CAT3 predictions as a baseline
English: +0.36 value added
Maths: +0.27 value added
Science: +0.03 value added

Examinations Terminology Glossary
Key Stages 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5
• KS1 is Years 1 and 2 with students from 5 to 7 years of age following the National Curriculum
• KS2 is Years 3, 4, 5 and 6 with students from 7 to 11 years of age following the National Curriculum
• KS3 is Years 7, 8 and 9 with students from 11 to 14 years of age following the National Curriculum
• KS4 is Years 10 and 11 with students from 14 to 16 years of age following the IGCSE programme
• KS5 is Years 12 and 13 with students from 16 to 19 years of age following the AS and A Level programme

The National Curriculum
The Department for Education in the UK has developed over many years a National Curriculum for England and Wales. The NC is tested at the end of each Key Stage by National Curriculum Tests (NCTs – formerly known as SATs) and through teacher assessment. The students are awarded a level appropriate to their attainment in the subject. At the end of Year 9 the National Curriculum leads on to the GCSE.

IGCSE
The International General Certificate of Secondary Education is the international version of the UK’s GCSE. This is administered by University of Cambridge International Examinations and is taken by students at the end of Year 11. IGCSEs are awarded in individual subjects.

AS and A Levels
The General Certificate of Education Advanced Level is the basic pre-university and completion of schooling qualification.  This is administered by University of Cambridge International Examinations. A Levels are awarded in individual subjects. The students sit for AS examinations after one year of study and A2 examinations after the second year. The two combined equal a full A Level.

Diploma
The diploma programme is a vocational variant of the AS and A Level system.

CAT3
The Cognitive Abilities Test version 3 is the baseline assessment used at TBS. The test covers verbal abilities, numeracy and non-verbal skills. They can be used to predict levels and grades for end of Key Stage assessments, IGCSEs and A Levels. A comparison of this prediction and the actual grades achieved allows the school to measure value added.

Value Added
A calculation as to how much a student has progressed compared to CAT3 predictions.

 


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