Abbot’s Hill pupils consistently achieve incredible results at GCSE which opens the doors to Sixth Forms and further study. We take pride in the remarkable value-added score that many of our pupils achieve, attaining higher grades across their subjects compared to the national profile of pupils of the same ability. Furthermore, pupils are clearly stretched as we significantly outperform the national average for the top grades (7-9). This underpins our knowledge that at Abbot’s Hill, potential is nurtured and excellence is cultivated.
2024 Results
We are thrilled to share this year’s GCSE results, a testament to the hard work and dedication of both our students and teachers here at Abbot’s Hill.
The morning was filled with a mix of excitement and nerves as students arrived to collect their results. The atmosphere quickly turned to one of relief and joy as they opened their envelopes, revealing the success of their efforts. It was wonderful to celebrate their achievements together, offering guidance on their next steps. Many of our students are now confirming their places and subject choices for 6th form, and we are delighted that the majority have secured their first-choice destinations.
27% of our students will be pursuing one or more sciences, and 30% have chosen at least one humanity subject. Mathematics continues to be a popular choice, with 19% opting for it, some of whom are also taking Further Maths. Additionally, 25% of students are embracing new subjects, with Business Studies and Psychology being particularly popular, attracting 35% of students.
Our academic results are impressive: 42% of grades were between 9 and 7, nearly double the national average, while 91.6% of grades ranged between 9 and 4, significantly higher than the national average of 67.6%. We are incredibly proud of all our students; each has their own unique story, and their different journeys have led to today’s well-deserved successes.
Some individual student successes are:
• Elouise L achieved an average point score of 8.33, with all grades at 9-8, and plans to study Maths, Further Maths, Economics, and History at St John Lawes.
• Gabby C. earned a total of 82 points and will be studying Maths, Spanish, Art, and Psychology at Aldenham.
• Sai Sahasra V. excelled in all 10 of her GCSEs, achieving grades 9-7, and plans to study Computer Science, Maths, and Product Design at Kings Langley, with the possibility of adding Business.
• Rosie B. achieved a remarkable value-added score of 3.07, meaning she earned grades three levels higher in each subject compared to her baseline assessments when she joined AHS.
• Tabitha L earned a value-added score of 2.81, raising her grades by nearly three levels in each subject since she joined in Year 7.
• Sita N. achieved a value-added score of 2.5, significantly improving her grades in each subject compared to her baseline when she started in Year 7.
