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2010 Results
Record A*s at GCSE
Pictured here, left to right:
Michaela Moss: 5A*s, 5A grades
Ola Forman: 10A*s, 2 early AS at A grade in Polish and French
Amba Uberai: 8A*s, 3A grades
Claire Ogley: 8A*s, 2A grades and an early AS in Latin
Ellie Katsouris: 7A*s, 2A grades
Gabriel Scholars:
Ola Forman, Claire Ogley, Ellie Katsouris (all pictured above),
and Rosalind Berka: 12A*s and an early AS at grade A in Latin
A Level Results
Starry, starry day.
Last year’s Upper VI celebrate phenomenal results…
43.5% of all results at A*, A. The top seven performers gained 25 A*/A grades
between them.
Happy leapers are, left to right:
Helena Silenzi: 1 A*, 3 A grades,
Katrina Finucane: 1 A*, 2 A grades,
Madeleine Crean: 3 A grades,
Lucyna Raczka: 1 A*, 2 A grades,
Helena Gumley-Mason: 3 A*s, 2 A grades,
Christina Cheriyan: 2 A*s, 2 A grades,
Helen Souchon: 3 A grades
2009 Results
A Level Results
- More A grades than last Year
- A grade overwhelmingly the most common grade
- 38.8% A grades
- 65% of grades A-B
 
  
    
GCSE Results
- 25% of results at A*
- 58% of results at A*-A
- 84% at A*-B
- and of course 100% A*-C in 5 subjects
New Sixth Form Scholars
- Disha Patel (10A*s, 1 early AS)
- Sasha Grewal (8A*s, 1 early AS)
- Simran Grewal (7A*s, 1 early AS)
- Helena Eatock (7A*s, 1 early AS)
  
  
2008 Results
2008 GCSE Results
 With 45 A*s between them, and 2 early ASs at grade A, Eleanor Snell-Navarro, Madeleine Crean, Helena Gumley-Mason, Helen Souchon and Christina Cheriyan from St Augustine’s Priory really had something to celebrate. (Pictured here from left to right).
Christina Cheryian, aged 16, said “The GCSEs were a lot of work, but the results were worth it! Hopefully next year will be just as rewarding; I can’t wait to get started!”
2008 A Level Results
 As always our departing Upper Sixth are going on to study a wide range of subjects from Physics to Politics and from Medicine to Middle Eastern Studies. Maedee Burge Rogers (pictured here with Mrs Gumley-Mason) achieved 3 As and was accepted to Newnham College, Cambridge (the Headmistress' College) to read Veterinary Medicine. Jessica Ferguson (Head Girl 2007-08) also gained 3 As and will be going to Oxford to read English. Special mention must also be made of Sophie Cox, Katy Donovan, Ciara O'Connor, Marnie Richards and Micaela Barradas who all also achieved straight As.
Within Top Ten in the Country, 2008
Elizabeth Wood was amongst the top ten students according to Edexcel, the UK’s largest awarding body. Elizabeth sat the GCSE Russian exam earlier this summer here at St Augustine’s Priory, and the results, issued last month, show that out of 1922 candidates, Elizabeth achieved one of the highest overall marks. Jerry Jarvis, Edexcel’s Managing Director, said: “This is a tremendous achievement and testament to the hard work students put into preparing for their exams. We send our congratulations to Elizabeth.”
2007 Examination Results
DCSF League Tables, published on Thursday 10th January 2008 showed St Augustine's Priory as Top of the Borough and ranked 23rd in the country by The Daily Telegraph.
Summary of Examination Results 2008 - 2002
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2008 GCSE – Upper V
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2008 A Level |
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At least 5 passes A* - C = 100%
A* - A = 58.5%
A* – B = 86%
A* – E = 100%
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Grade A Passes = 38.4%
Passes A - B = 65.6%
Passes A - E = 99%
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2007 GCSE
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2007 A Level
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At least 5 passes A* - C = 100%
A* - A = 59.1%
A – B = 86%
A – E = 100%
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Grade A Passes = 41.6%
Passes A - E = 100%
Passes A - B = 76%
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2006 GCSE
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2006 A Level
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At least 5 passes A* - C = 100%
A* - A = 56.82%
A* - E = 100%
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Passes A - E = 100%
Passes A – B = 52.5%
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Outstanding Achievement:
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University Acceptances:
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Three of our students were awarded special honours by the examination board as their grades were in the top five of 41,800 candidates in English Literature.
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Many Augustinians were accepted to read Dentistry, Medicine and Law plus we note our first Astronomer, first Anthropologist and second Philosopher.
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2005 GCSE
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2005 A Level
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At least 5 passes A* - C = 96%
A* - A = 49.5%
A* - E = 100%
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Passes A - E = 98.9%
Passes A – B = 47%
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Outstanding Achievement:
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Despite an excellent set of examination results, with A*/A being the most common grade, we are not showing our usual 100% in 2005, owing to one pupil being out of year in Lower 5.
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Former Deputy Head Girl attaining 4 As in History, Biology, Economics and Maths. Now reading Law at St Catherine’s, Oxford.
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Outstanding Achiever:
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University acceptances included:
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One of our pupils was identified by the GCSE Examination Board as an outstanding achiever as she was in the top five of the 16,421 candidates that took Physics.
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Oxford, Imperial, University College, Kings College, Queen Mary, Royal Holloway, Westminster, Nottingham, Surrey, Exeter, Warwick & Edinburgh.
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| Early Examination 2005 GCSE (taken by girls in Lower V) |
| Taken a year early, girls in Lower 5 collected: 15 A*s and 9 As in French, Spanish and Latin – a brilliant achievement. These grades are not reflected in the statistics above. |
2004 GCSE
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2004 A Level
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At least 5 passes A* - C = 100%
A* - A = 45.7%
A* - E = 100%
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Passes A – E = 98.4%
A – B = 54%
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2003 GCSE
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2003 A Level
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At least 5 passes A* - C = 100%
A* - A = 43.5%
A* - E = 100%
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Passes A - E = 98%
A - B = 54%
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2002 GCSE
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2002 A Level
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At least 5 passes A* - C = 100%
A* - A = 44.7%
A* - E = 100%
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Passes A - E = 99%
A - B = 47%
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| How the figures are derived: |
| All figures quoted here state the results of pupils taking the public examinations at ‘age appropriate’ only, as calculated by the Department for Education and Skills. No statistical points are shown above for those girls taking early GCSEs or A/S examinations. |
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