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Key Stage 3
In 2006, 84% of English students, 86% of maths students and 86% of science students achieved NC level 5 and above at the end of Key Stage 3. All results had improved since 2005 in particular English which rose by from 78%. In 2007, 22% of year 9 students achieved a level 7 in Physical Education, compared to the 6% of pupils in 2006. In the 2006 SATs the percentage of students at level 7 was just 8%, compared to the national average of 9%.
Key Stage 4
Students take GCSEs and BTEC National Diplomas. In the period 2002–05, the average percentage of students achieving five or more A*–C grades was 78% — 22 points higher than the average for England and Devon (of 56%).
Key Stage 5
Key stage 5, tertiary education comprises AS levels/A2 levels taken in years 12 and 13, along with BTEC national diplomas. In 2006, 19% of results were As, 24% were Bs, 30% were Cs, 15% were Ds, 9% were Es and 2% were Us.

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