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2023 GCSE RESULTS

14 September 2023

Another great year. Our students are celebrating superb results. A huge congratulations to year 11 students. 

Overview 

81% grade 4 and above in both English and Maths  

62 % grade 5 and above in both English and Maths  

26% grade 7 and above in English and Maths 

 

4-9 overall 78.5%

5-9 overall 64%

7-9 overall 32%

English 

85% achieved grade 4- 9  

63% achieved grade 5- 9  

23% achieved grade 7-9 

Maths  

83% achieved grade 4- 9  

65% achieved grade 5- 9  

40% achieved grade 7-9 

 

We also had some exceptional performance in particular subjects. 

Top grades 7-9 

90% achieved grades 7-9 in Biology 

90% achieved grades 7-9 in Chemistry 

66% achieved grades 7-9 in Computer Science 

40% achieved grades 7-9 in Maths 

84% achieved grades 7-9 in Physics 

42% achieved grades 7-9 in RE 

Grade 9 

In total, our students achieved 81 grade 9s.  

15 students achieved grades 7-9 in all of their subjects.

We are proud of each individual’s personal achievements. We are fortunate to have staff who go above and beyond to support our students in every way and today’s success is a testament to the high-quality teaching and care that students receive and to our partnership with parents. Well done all!

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@st_ignatius Jun - 13
Students spoke and we listened. Over 300 suggestions were received; the order was placed and then we waited...until the exciting day when the books to restock the vending machine arrived! And what a selection...graphic novels, fantasy trilogies, thrillers!#AMDG pic.twitter.com/VzV3o1YTt7
@st_ignatius Jun - 13
It was great to see so many enthusiastic Year 6 pupils on our Mandarin Taster Day. We hope many of them will choose Mandarin when they start with us in September.#AMDG pic.twitter.com/WW7aYmIA4b
@st_ignatius Jun - 9
The word of the week is Art Nouveau, a style of decorative art, architecture, and design characterised by intricate linear designs and flowing curves based on natural forms The person of the week is Gustav Klimt whose work helped to define the Art Nouveau style#AMDG pic.twitter.com/5Hb6PMbgmU
@st_ignatius Jun - 6
During their retreats in this Jubilee Year, our Year 8 students drew around their feet and wrote what hope means to them. They then created their own images of hope. These are now displayed in our New Chapel.#AMDG pic.twitter.com/6lZEohpgFE
@st_ignatius Jun - 5
Come along and celebrate the creativity of our students with an inspiring showcase of Art, Design& Technology and a range of musical performances at this year's Summer Arts Festival. Please book your place via the Microsoft form.#AMDG pic.twitter.com/YhvCLoWqwn
@st_ignatius Jun - 2
We're buzzing! We have come back from half term to find the wild area well and truly flourishing. It looked spectacular and was absolutely buzzing with bees! The Gardening Club have done a blooming marvellous job!#AMDG pic.twitter.com/xQhKkUrpYG
@st_ignatius Jun - 2
The person of the week is Afroz Shah, an Indian environmental activist and lawyer from Mumbai best known for organising the world's largest beach clean-up The word of the week is hydrosphere, the sum of all water on Earth encompassing water in all its states #AMDG pic.twitter.com/knZVmpMOb3
@st_ignatius May - 23
The Ignatian Review is out today. Follow this link to read news and updates from this half term: https://t.co/dMHchnhgdp
@st_ignatius May - 23
We are pleased to announce that Ms Socrates has been appointed as the next Headteacher of St Ignatius College. While we will be sad to see Mrs O'Keeffe retire in July, we can look to the future with optimism as a new chapter in the history books of the College opens.#AMDG pic.twitter.com/t328HSiFRg
@st_ignatius May - 22
This week, all Year 10 Geography students visited Epping Forest Field Studies Centre and spent the day taking measurements of Debden Brook. The measurements and field sketches taken will help them answer the question: how do river characteristics change?#AMDG pic.twitter.com/keO9fJeNwO
@st_ignatius May - 22
We were recently gifted all the books shortlisted books by The Carneiges for the library. This included books more appropriate to primary school age readers so we were delighted to be able to donate them to our friends at St Marys Primary School.#AMDG pic.twitter.com/wBc6hEVcjJ
@st_ignatius May - 19
The person of the week is Dr Abeba Birhane, a cognitive scientist from Ethiopia who studied the impacts of emerging AI technologies ​#PotW The word of the week is diaspora, a population that is spread across regions not it's geographic point of origin #AMDG pic.twitter.com/21MUm9pJ29