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We are delighted to share the headlines of our KS4 results in Summer 2023.  The results have remained very positive despite the publicised turbulence regarding re-setting grade boundaries to pre-pandemic levels.   

OVERALL 

Our 240 Year 11 students sat almost 1900 qualifications and 79% of the grades awarded were Grades 5 to 9 and 38% were Grades 7 to 9 with 21% earning the very top grades of Grade 8 and 9.  

We are celebrating 85% of our students achieving those ‘golden tickets’ of GCSE 4+ in both English and Maths.  

STUDENT SUCCESS 

15 students achieved a clean sweep of grades 7-9 in all their subjects:  

Elsie L, Ida B, Ella F, Francesca D, Emma L, Leo S, Katie-Linh K, Carla F, Stella S, Yasmin W, Hannah-Christina G, Rhiannon S, Sara S and Zuzanna C. 

We would also like to celebrate the achievements of the following students who made outstanding progress over the duration of Key stage 3 and 4:  Ella N, Selihom Y, Isla S, Esme B, Niamh A, Ela K, Claire M, Amelia R, Iman A, Sadie W, Annabel A, Emma L, Amelia O, Hannah G, Nancy P, Jade W, Elise W, Hannah S, Kelly G, Nicole B, Tamzin Y and Una M. 

SUBJECT SUCCESS 

There is lots to celebrate across the full curriculum.  A few highlights below although we’ll share more detailed data in the Autumn term. 

There was a consistently high performance in core subjects:  86% of our students achieved a Grade 5-9 in English, 86% achieved a Grade 4-9 in Maths and 84% achieved a Grade 4-9 in two Sciences. 

Other STEM successes included 37% of students achieving grades 7-9 in Psychology, 33% in Computer Science and 44% achieving the same in Food Technology. 

Two other subjects introduced at KS4 are Business Studies and Sociology and both received similarly strong outcomes: 74-86% of students achieving a Grade 5-9. 

In Humanities, all subjects had over 75% achieve a Grade 5-9 with 59% and 64% of Historians and Religious Studies students achieving grades 7-9.   

This high performance was replicated across our Art Faculty also where 30% of grades awarded in GCSE Art and Textiles were grade 7-9 and 54% doing the same in Photography. 

We’re also proud to be a school in which 77% of our cohort achieved a grade 4-9 in MFL subjects. 

It’s no secret that the Performing Arts are a central part of Langley Girls and therefore it’s wonderful to see an average of 44% of students in that faculty (Drama, Dance and Music) achieve grades 7-9. 

Equally, our Health Faculty saw strong results in Health and Social and PE with 44-50% of students achieving the top three grades. 

We will provide more detailed information about Langley Park School for Girl’s KS4 data as the national data becomes available but the progress within the following subjects is particularly strong:  Biology, History, Drama, PE, Photography and Religious Studies.  

Headteacher Helen Ralston said, “There is such a lot to celebrate in our KS4 results this summer, from individually stellar performances to seeing the consistently strong results across the full variety of subjects.  As ever, these results come from the hard work of students, staff and is underpinned by the support of our families. A sincere thank you to all.”