Blatchington Mill School and Sixth Form College - Academic Performance

Academic Performance

Exam performance improved in 2012 and is higher than the national average for students gaining 5A*-C grades including English and Maths. Attainment across subject areas is very strong. Fourteen subject areas (Art, Biology, Chemistry, Core Science, Design, Drama, English Literature, Geography, History, Maths, Music, Other Sciences, Physics, and Statistics) have A*-A benchmarks that are significantly above national average whilst 11 subject areas (Art, Communication Studies, Core Science, Design, Drama, Geography, German, Home Economics, Music, Other Sciences, and Statistics) have A*-C benchmarks that are significantly above national averages. No subject areas have A*-A or A*-C benchmarks that are significantly below national averages. Post-16 results have improved significantly with a 13% rise in students attaining A*-B grades. http://www.blatchingtonmill.org.uk/exams/examresults.asp Blatchington Mill School and Sixth Form College were both inspected by Ofsted during February 2010. The school was assessed as "satisfactory" with a "good" capacity to improve. The Sixth Form was assessed as "Inadequate". http://www.blatchingtonmill.org.uk/docs/ofsted/ofsted_report_2010.pdf

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