Exams and Assessment
Richard Lander School GCSE Results 2022
Our GCSE exam results for 2022 are very pleasing and eclipse even the high standards our students achieved pre-Covid.
Congratulations to all our Year 11 students – who have been a terrific cohort and have risen to the challenges facing them through Covid and being the first year group post-Covid to sit their GCSE exams. They have shown such resilience and resourcefulness and have worked so hard during this time. They should be rightfully proud of their excellent GCSE results.
Additionally, we should also pay tribute to the commitment of both the staff team, our parent body and governing body, without whose support these results could not have been achieved.
We wish all our students the very best for the future and know that if they have risen to the challenges of the last two years, they will be able to deal with any further challenges they may face in the future.
Some headline GCSE figures are as per the detail below:
- 29% of our students gained 5 or more 9-7 grades – the equivalent to the old A/A* grade
- 67.6% of our students gained 5 or more 9-5 grades
- 83.8% of our students gained 5 or more 9-4 grades – the equivalent to the old C grade
- 31 students gained 9 or more 9-7 grades
- 32.7% of our students gained a 9-7 grade in English
- 31.6% of our students gained a 9-7 grade in maths
- 19.5% of our students gained a 9-7 grade in English and maths
- 75.1% of our students gained a pass in English (9-5)
- 63.6% of our students gained a pass in maths (9-5)
- 61.3% of our students gained a 9-5 grade in English and maths
- 86.5% of our students gained a pass in English (9-4)
- 79.8% of our students gained a pass in maths (9-4)
- 77.1% of our students gained a 9-4 grade in English and maths
Steve Mulcahy
Headteacher
To see how Richard Lander School performs against other schools please visit the government’s compare school performance service.
https://www.compare-school-performance.service.gov.uk/school/112055/richard-lander-school
On 3rd and 4th October 2023 Ofsted conducted an inspection where they found Richard Lander School continues to be a good school.
Year 11 students have 2 sets of Pre Public Exams to prepare them for their GCSE exams in June. These take place before Christmas and after February half term.
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- Over a quarter of our students gained 5 or more 9-7 grades – the equivalent to the old A/A* grade
- Progress 8: 0.45
- 65% of our students gained 5 or more 9-5 grades
- 83% of our students gained 5 or more 9-4 grades – the equivalent to the old C grade
- 28 students gained 9 or more 9-7 grades
- 26% of our students gained a 9-7 grade in maths
- 28% of our students gained a 9-7 grade in English
- 76% of our students passed both English and maths
- 84% of our students gained a pass in English (9-4)
- 79% of our students gained a pass in maths (9-4)
- Over a third of students gained 5 or more 9‐7
grades – the equivalent to the old A/A* grade - 69% of students gained 5 or more 9‐5 grades
- 83% of students gained 5 or more 9‐4 grades – the equivalent to the old C grade
- 35 students gained 9 or more 9‐7 grades
- 39% of students gained a 9‐7 grade in English
- 30% of students gained a 9‐7 grade in maths
- 79% of students passed both English and maths
- 76% of students gained a pass in English (9‐5)
- 61% of students gained a pass in maths (9‐5)
- 87% of students gained a pass in English (9‐4)
- 81% of students gained a pass in maths (9‐4)
To see how Richard Lander School performs against other schools please visit the government’s compare school performance service.
https://www.compare-school-performance.service.gov.uk/school/112055/richard-lander-school