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Exam Results 2013

Results are also available for 2012 and 2011.
PRESS RELEASE
2013 GCSE Results 

Another year of excellent results for students at Thomas Tallis School – maintaining the improvements seen over the last three years.

66% of students have achieved 5 or more A*-C grades including English and Maths.  95% of our students achieved 5 or more A*-C grades, and 21% of students achieved the EBACC.  This is a reflection of the fact that the school’s dual commitment to excellence and inclusion means students of all abilities achieve success across a broad range of academic and vocational subjects, and are able to successfully move onto the next phase of their education and training.

22% of grades achieved were at A*/A (or the equivalent).  These results indicate that our most able students are achieving very well.
81% of Year 11 also achieved 2 A*-C grades in Science (includes BTEC Science results).
100% of students achieved a qualification demonstrating that success has been achieved across the ability range.

There were some outstanding performances by individual students who included:
Rhianna McGill 12 A*A Grades (6 A*s 6 As)
Elias Bhebe 11A*A Grades (1 A* 4 Distinction* Grades 6 As)
Tommy Shields 11A*A Grades  (3 A*s 2 Distinction* Grades 4 As and 2 Distinction Grades)
Joe Butt 10A*A Grades  (9 As and 1 Distinction* Grade)
Lakhandeep Dhanda 10A*A Grades (3A*s 1 Distinction* Grade 4 As and 2 Distinction Grades)
Kristy Hamilton 10A*A Grades (2 A*s 1 Distinction* Grade 7 As)
Joe Powell 10A*A Grades (1A* 9 As)
Rayhan Rahman 10 A*A Grades (6 A*s 4 As)
Sam Spence 10A*A Grades (3A*s 7As)
Kayleigh Martin 9A*A Grades (2A*s 3 Distinction* Grades 4 As)
Jack Parris 9A*A Grades (8 Distinction* Grades 1 A Grade)
Erin Callanan 9 A Grades
Douglas Greig, Principal Deputy Head:
“These are excellent results and we are all very proud of the young people at Tallis who now have the qualifications they need to continue their education and training. None of this would have happened without the hard work and dedication of the students themselves, combined with the unstinting support they’ve had from the teaching and support staff at Tallis.  Congratulations to the students who should all be very proud of their achievements. We are looking forward to welcoming the majority of these students back into the highly successful Sixth Form at Tallis, alongside the many students from other schools who have chosen to come here for their Post 16 studies.”

Byron Parker Executive Head Teacher:
“I am delighted at another set of improved and excellent results from students at Thomas Tallis – the product of their hard work over a number of years and the expert support and input from the superb teaching and support staff at Tallis.  These achievements have been across the ability range with every student leaving with at least one qualification, 95% of students achieving 5 good GCSE passes and 20% of students achieving a remarkable 5 A*/A Grades.  Congratulations must go to all our students – their commitment and dedication has paid off with such high achievements.  I’d like to thank all the staff, governors and parents who have given such brilliant support to help secure this success.  Well done indeed to the students who have achieved so much.”

For further information please contact Douglas Greig, Acting Head of School on dgreig@thomastallis.org.uk OR 0208 331 3020. 

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2013 A Level Results

Post 16 Tallis leads the way with outstanding results and a record 26 students to attend Russell Group Universities.

The wonderful results accomplished by our students at ‘A’ Level means that they can now fulfil their dreams and ambitions at some of the best Russell Group Universities, including Oxbridge. 

Over 115 students took A2 examinations at Thomas Tallis this year and there were over 280 entries for A2 qualifications from this cohort.
At A level alone we have had 99% pass rate on all subjects taken. 100% pass rate on all Vocational courses.

BTEC Level 3 results continue to be outstanding. Almost two thirds of students entered for the double BTEC obtaining double Distinctions or better.

Celebrating individual performances:
  • Olivia Fletcher obtained 3 A* grades and will take up a place at Gonville and Caius College Cambridge, studying English.
  • Leilah Forward obtained 3 A*s and will take up a place at Mansfield College Oxford to study Mathematics.
  • Tom Warner obtained an A and 2 A*s and will be continuing to University College London.
  • Thomas Titherington obtained 3 A grades and will be taking up a place at Bristol.
  • Femi Oladipo attained an A and 2 A*s and will go to Manchester.
  • Khanh-Sang Nguyen achieved an A* and 2 A grades and will be going to Imperial College, London
  • Lily Chen achieved an A* and 2 A grades and will be continuing at King's College, London. 
  • Liam Eloie achieved an A* and 2 As and will be studying Physics at University College London.
  • Devon Wright achieved 2 A* and Distinction star and is going to the London College of Communications to study photography.

Outstanding vocational achievements by: 

Flora Lake Bettles, Samuel Kitheka, Thuy Ly and Luis Sanchez all achieving Triple Distinction stars or more. We have five students progressing to Central St Martin's College of Art and design and another student continuing at The London College of Communication. This breadth and depth of results for a non-selective sixth form is remarkable and a tribute to the hard work and high expectations of students and staff alike.
This success has meant that the majority of students at Tallis are able to go on to read a wide range of subjects at their first choice of university including the most prestigious institutions in the country such as:

Maths at Oxford  -  English at Cambridge  -  Chemistry at Imperial  -  Drama at Bristol  -  Biochemistry at Nottingham  -  Renewable Energy at Exeter  -  Biomedical Science at Southampton -  Physics and Philosophy at the University College London  -  Politics, Geography and Computer Science at Manchester  -  Mathematics and Finance at King's College London.

The Executive Head Teacher Byron Parker commented:

"I am delighted that so many of our students have exceeded their expectations and are going to first rate Universities where they will be able to fulfil their ambitions.  Moreover, all of our students including those that have pursued a vocational pathway have also realised their ambitions and taken a further step towards their final goals. They demonstrate, once again, that Tallis supports the achievement of all its students, regardless of ability and is committed to making year-on-year improvements in standards.  Our students and staff have done a superb job working together to obtain great results in one of the tightest years for university entrance on record. Well done everyone!"

For further information, please contact Ashley Tomlin, Deputy Headteacher Post 16 on 020 8856 3011.
Thomas Tallis School, Kidbrooke Park Road, London SE3 9PX
T: +44 (0)208 856 0115   F: +44 (0)208 331 3004   E: headteacher@thomastallis.org.uk
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