Examination Results and Student Destinations

 Further details about our exam results can be found on the Performance Tables website here.

GCSE Results

A and AS Level Results

Results are split into four different categories:

A and AS level results

Academic results - A level, AS level and extended project qualifications

Applied general results - rigorous advanced level qualifications for students wanting to continue their education through applied study

Technical levels - rigorous advanced technical and professional qualifications for students wanting to continue into an Apprenticeship, other skilled employment or a technical degree.

For more information on Bradley Stoke Community School 2017 GCSE and A Level results please click here

Student Destinations

 Year 11 (2017 leavers)

Year 11 (2016 leavers) 

Year 13 Leavers (2017) 

Last year 72% of our year 13 leavers secured a place at university and a further 11% are currently taking a gap year and will start a university courses in September/October 2018, and another 5% are continuing their education at local FE Colleges. The remaining 12% are either in employment (5%) or have started an Apprenticeship (7%).

Year 13 Leavers (2016) | Estimated Destinations

67% of our Year 13 leavers secured a place at university and a further 12 % are currently taking a gap year and will start a university courses in September/October 2016, and another 3% are continuing their education at local FE Colleges. The remaining 18% are either in employment (9%) or have started an Apprenticeship (9%).

University

In 2016 16% of our students who went to university, secured a place at a Russell Group institution; The University of Bristol and Cardiff University were the most popular destinations.

As always, Computing/IT courses were a popular choice as were Humanities, Social Sciences, Business, Science and Law. Other students secured places on vocational courses such as Teaching, Architecture, Journalism and Veterinary Science.

Gap Year / FE

12% of our leavers are currently taking a gap year and will start a university courses in September/October 2017. A number of these students have already secured an unconditional offer.  Some students have opted to continue their studies at local Colleges – mainly in order to complete Art Foundation courses, which are required for entry onto many Art/design degree courses.

Employment/Apprenticeships

Students who opted to for Employment or an Apprenticeship have secured places in a wide range of occupational sectors. These included Engineering, IT, Finance, Business Administration, Health, Sales, Construction and Education.

Student Retention