PERFORMANCE TABLES

After a hiatus during the pandemic the DofE returned to publishing school data in 2022.

The extracted headlines included below are from the DofE school performance website where you can easily access and search additional performance data relating to the school. The performance data should always be handled with care especially following the pandemic and recovery from it, given the measures taken to protect health during it. Although data in 2023 has been assessed broadly in line with the standards of assessment in 2019 the experience of students completing their GCSE's in 2023 was very different to those completing theirs in 2019.

Please click here to view the Department of Education Performance Table for Thirsk School & Sixth Form College.

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KEY STAGE 4 PERFORMANCE 2022

Progress 8 Score

FFT data from the early results service suggests that 2023 national data places our added value at 0.0

Attainment 8 Score

41.00

‘The Basics’ – the percentage of students who achieved English and Maths at grade 4 or better

59%

‘The Basics’ – the percentage of students who achieved English and Maths at grade 5 or better

28%

Percentage of students entered for the English Baccalaureate (English, Maths, at least two Science subjects, a Modern Foreign Language and a Humanity)

40%

Percentage of students who achieved the English Baccalaureate at grade 4+ (this means students earned grade 4 or better in English, Maths, 2 Sciences, a Language and History or Geography

26%

Percentage of students who achieved the English Baccalaureate at grade 5+ (this means students earned grade 5 or better in English, Maths, 2 Sciences, a Language and History or Geography

15%

Progress 8 Score for students for whom we receive the pupil premium

FFT data from the early results service suggests that 2023 national data places our Pupil Premium added value at -0.4

Destinations (the percentage in sustained education, employment or training)

96% (2021) This data will be updated as soon as information it is published.

KEY STAGE 5 PERFORMANCE 2022

Progress (Academic Value Added Score)

National value added data is not being published by the DfE this year. This is because this year students were assessed against 2019 standards, but the students who sat A Levels in 2023 had nationally elevated baselines following their GCSE's being determined by centre assessed grades in 2021. As a result comparisons between years are unreliable, and not necessarily a helpful guide to evaluate performance.

Progress (Applied General Value Added Score)

See above

Average grade (Academic)

C+

Average grade (Vocational/Applied General)

Distinction