Rushey Mead once again achieved outstanding outcomes for students in terms of attainment and progress when compared to national averages. These are a testament to the hard work and perseverance of students and staff over many years.

The headline value added and progress scores have consistently been outstanding for many years:

  • In 2017, our Progress 8 score was 0.75, showing students achieve nearly a grade better across eight subjects than students with similar starting points in other schools. The attainment 8 score across eight subjects was 52.09.
  • In 2018, our Progress 8 score was once again outstanding at 0.75 and the attainment 8 score across eight subjects was 53.00 well above the national average.
  • In 2019, the school achieved a Progress 8 score of +0.96 and the attainment 8 score across eight subjects was 54, well above national average.
  • In 2023, early indicators suggest that we have achieved our best ever Progress 8 score of 1.12.

Headline Results 2023:

% achieving grade 9-5 BASICS (Maths and English) 59.9
% achieving grade 9-4 BASICS (Maths and English) 73.2
% entering the English Baccalaureate 84.9
% achieving 5+ English Baccalaureate 47.7
% staying on in Education and employment
EBACC APS 5.41

The cohort of 2023 were the second group of Year 11 students to face public examinations since 2019 (in 2020 and 2021 the Covid pandemic affected exams). They have done something amazing and completed their schooling in the face of a global pandemic with long periods of self-isolation during Key Stage 3. This has been an incredibly demanding time and we are immensely proud of all our students and what they have achieved during these unprecedented times. They have shown resilience and determination and worked incredibly hard to make sure that they are personally ready for the next stage of their education.

As always, there were some exceptional individual performances with 232 grade 9s achieved across all subjects by our students! One student achieved a remarkable grade 9 in all subjects.

With regards to the EBacc suite of qualifications, 183 students achieved a grade 5 in English, Maths, Science, Languages and Humanities and 60.9% of students achieved a standard pass in the EBacc suite of subjects.

Many of our students have also successfully balanced their academic studies with wide-ranging participation in the arts and sport.

This is an excellent set of results and a testament to the enthusiasm, ambition and sheer hard work of our students and staff, and unwavering support from parents.

Congratulations to our 2023 cohort; we wish you all the best for the future as you continue to Be Kind, Work Hard and Develop Your Whole Self.

Exam queries

Congratulations on the results you have achieved and for your hard work across the last five years at Rushey Mead Academy. If you would like to raise a query about your results then please click on the link below to access the online form. Once submitted, you will receive a response within 5 working days.

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Key Stage 4 Results 2022

Students at Rushey Mead Academy have made exceptional progress and achieved outstanding results.

For the vast majority of subjects, the %9-5 and %9-7 were similar to or higher than the national averages and in many cases quite significantly.

GCSEs (9-1 Grades)
Qualification Number of Students in the Count 9-7% 9-5% Average Grade
Art & Design 27 19 41 4
Art & Design Photography 22 27 59 5
Biology 78 77 100 8
Business Studies 112 30 62 5
Chemistry 78 78 100 8
Computer Science 85 40 66 5
Design Technology 46 30 65 5
Drama 13 46 77 6
English Language 375 17 55 5
English Literature 372 23 64 5
Food Preparation 19 26 47 5
French 341 39 80 6
Geography 144 38 66 6
Gujarati 28 61 86 7
History 150 35 71 6
Maths 374 32 60 5
Media 17 18 35 4
Music 4 0 0 3
PE 9 11 78 5
Physics 78 80 100 8
Religious Studies 366 33 69 5
Science Double 305 21 61 55
Spanish 7 71 86 8
Basics Measure Total Numbers %
Strong Pass (5+)
Students Achieving 9-5 in English (best of) and Maths 201 53
Students Achieving 9-5 in English (best of) 254 67
Students Achieving 9-5 in Maths 223 60
EBACC Total Measure Total Numbers %
Students Entered for EBACC 290 77
Students in COHORT Achieving EBACC Strong Pass (5+) 172 46
Students in COHORT Achieving EBACC Standard Pass (4+) 212 56

Rushey Mead once again, achieved outstanding outcomes for students in terms of attainment and progress when compared to national averages.  These are a testament to the hard work and perseverance of students and staff over many years.

The headline value added and progress scores have consistently been outstanding for many years:

  • In 2016, the school achieved a progress 8 score of +0.48 which ranked it in the top 8%.
  • In 2017, our Progress 8 score was 0.75, showing students achieve nearly a grade better across eight subjects than students with similar starting points in other schools. The attainment 8 score across eight subjects was 52.09.
  • In 2018, our Progress 8 score is once again outstanding at 0.75 and the attainment 8 score across eight subjects was 53.00 well above the national average.
  • In 2019 the school achieved a Progress 8 score of +0.96 and the attainment 8 score across eight subjects was 54, well above national average.
  • Early indicators suggest that the school is currently on course to achieve a Progress 8 score in 2022 of 0.91!

Headlines Results 2022:

% achieving grade 9-5 BASICS (Maths and English) 53
% achieving grade 9-4 BASICS (Maths and English) 74
% entering the English Baccalaureate subjects 77
% achieving 5+ English Baccalaureate subjects 46
% staying on in Education and employment 97.9
EBACC APS 5.26

The cohort of 2022 were the first group of Year 11 students to face public examinations since 2019 and the Covid pandemic began. They have done something amazing and completed their schooling in the face of a global pandemic with long periods of self-isolation during their last year of KS3 and their first of KS4. It was only in January 2022 that the students discovered that they would indeed be sitting public examinations, despite the media suggestions that more school closures could follow. This has been an incredibly demanding time and we are immensely proud of all our students and what they have achieved during these unprecedented times.  They have shown resilience and determination and worked incredibly hard to make sure that they are personally ready for the next stage of their education.

As always, there were some exceptional individual performances with 253 grade 9s achieved across all subjects by our students! Two students achieved a remarkable grade 9 in English Literature, English Language and Maths.

With regard to the EBacc suite of qualifications, 172 students achieved a grade 5 in English, Maths, Science, Languages and Humanities and 53% of students achieved a standard pass in the EBacc suite of subjects.

When compared to national averages, the vast majority of subjects exceeded national results at both 9-7 and 9-5 grade boundaries.

Overall, 8% of students achieved Grade 9 in maths, 2% achieved a Grade 9 in English Language and 4% achieved a Grade 9 in English Literature, with many more grade 9s were celebrated across all subjects.

9% of students achieved an average grade of an 8 or higher (the equivalent to the old A* GCSE grade)!

This is an excellent set of results and a testament to the enthusiasm, ambition and sheer hard work of our students and staff, and unwavering support from parents.

Many of our students have so successfully balanced their academic studies with wide-ranging participation in the arts and sport, including competing at national level, this is an absolute credit to them.

Congratulations to our 2022 cohort.

We wish them all the best for the future.

Be Kind, Work Hard, Develop Your Whole Self

#Rushey123

Support phonelines

Exam Results Helpline

Telephone 0800 100 900

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The Exam Results Helpline can provide information on appeals, complaints, or what your next steps may be once you’ve received your results.

Ofqual

Telephone 0300 303 3344

Contact the Ofqual student support phoneline if you want to find out more about how you were graded, the autumn exams series, how to make an appeal or raise a concern about bias or discrimination.

Well done to our amazing students for showing true resilience in achieving phenomenal results in such challenging circumstances.

Thank you to all of our support staff and teachers for the hard work and unfaltering support provided to our students

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Results Day Contacts

Click on the attachments to find out who to contact on results day should you have any quires about your results.

Results Day Contact Details

Appeals

Please find both the parent letter sent out regarding appeals and the process of appealing results as well as the time line for appeals.

Appeals Letter 2021

GCSE-Results-Appeals-Timeline