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Exam Results

Wheatley Park GCSE Results 2024

Massive congratulations to Wheatley Park’s wonderful Year 11 students on achieving record-breaking GCSE results.

Their ‘Attainment 8’ score (a key government way of measuring overall GCSE performance) of 54 is the highest ever, discounting the pandemic years when grades were awarded differently.

Very much helping the cause were seven students who all gained eight or more Grade 9s, including Imogen Flight who achieved a remarkable twelve Grade 9s in subjects as diverse as History, Further Maths and Mandarin.

Most importantly, all students made exceptional academic progress regardless of their starting points, in keeping with our school value of Everyone Learning.

Results aside, we are so proud of the kind and thoughtful young people they have become in keeping with our other school value of Everyone Caring.

We thank them sincerely for enriching our school community so deeply over the last five years and wish them every success in the future.

Lisa Strange, Head of Year 11

Tim Martin, Headteacher

Rockelle Balbag, Tom Livesy, Charlie Clift, Kyan Scott-Towers, Finlay Singleton, Imogen Flight and Maddie Bungay-Hill (pictured left to right) all achieved eight or more GCSEs at Grade 9

Imogen Flight, achieved twelve Grade 9s in subjects as diverse as History, Further Maths and Mandarin

Wheatley Park A-level Results 2024

Huge congratulations to Wheatley Park A-level students on achieving excellent outcomes including a record number of top grades when comparing examinations graded in a like for like manner.

30% of all grades achieved were at A* or A grade including 13% at A*. Several students achieved a clutch of very top grades including Samuel Singleton (4A*s), Tim Wolstenholme (3A* and 1A), Jacob Shepherd, Jake Mackay and Rory Byrne (3A*s).

Overall, 55% of grades were at A* to B with strong performances across the full range of subjects.

Most importantly the vast majority of students achieved the grades needed to access their preferred next steps, be these university courses, degree apprenticeships, apprenticeships or jobs.

Particular congratulations go to Kayla Helsby who will be going on to study Materials Science at Oxford and Xavier Fernandes who will be reading Philosophy at Cambridge.

Graham West, Head of Sixth Form, said he was, "Absolutely delighted for our young people who have secured some amazing grades and future options.”

Tim Martin, Headteacher, congratulated students on demonstrating the school value of Everyone Learning through this richly deserved academic success and the value of Everyone Caring through their development into such respectful, compassionate and tolerant young people.

Graham West, Head of Sixth Form

Tim Martin, Headteacher

Kayla Helsby (left) achieved 2 A*s and 2 As and will read Materials Science at Oxford. Tim Wolstenholme (centre) achieved 3 A*s and an A. Sam Singleton (right) achieved 4 A*s.