Exam Results 2014
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A Level Results 2014
A year of stunning results at Tallis, with outstanding achievement for students across the ability range at this high-achieving mixed comprehensive school. Almost two hundred students took A2 examinations at Thomas Tallis this year. There were nearly four hundred entries for a wide range of A2 qualifications, and 150 BTEC qualifications were also gained. A-level grades were: 25% A or A*, 53% A*-B, 80% A*-C, with a 99% pass rate. Almost 20% of the student body got the equivalent of ABB or better; eleven students obtained 3 A grades or better at A2; seven students obtained triple D* in the BTEC Extended Diploma. These results came across a broad range of science, humanities and arts subjects. |
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There were some astonishing individual performances. Robbie Akenhead and Samuel Harpin obtained two A*’s and an A at A2, as did Sara Demaili and Laura Savage. Yasmin Mahfouz obtained 2 A*’s and two A’s, Akvile Baliuleviciute three A’s and a B, and Keran Zhao one A*, 2 A’s and a B. Natasha Smith, Joleigh Risby, Ashley Pereira, Elias Henry, Gurkan Cigerli, Jason To and Sharon Okuns obtained D*D*D* in their BTEC examinations.
We anticipate that almost all Tallis students will go on to their first or second choice of university, with almost 20% of the Sixth Form going on to prestigious Russell Group universities: Medicine at UCL, Mathematics at Bristol, PPE at Manchester, Law at Birmingham, Economics at Leeds, English Literature at QMUL, Geography at Exeter, Business Mathematics at the LSE, and another thirty students besides.
These results are absolutely exceptional for a non-selective sixth form with a mixed intake, and are a credit to the commitment and hard work of staff and students alike.
Head, Carolyn Roberts commented:
We anticipate that almost all Tallis students will go on to their first or second choice of university, with almost 20% of the Sixth Form going on to prestigious Russell Group universities: Medicine at UCL, Mathematics at Bristol, PPE at Manchester, Law at Birmingham, Economics at Leeds, English Literature at QMUL, Geography at Exeter, Business Mathematics at the LSE, and another thirty students besides.
These results are absolutely exceptional for a non-selective sixth form with a mixed intake, and are a credit to the commitment and hard work of staff and students alike.
Head, Carolyn Roberts commented:
Thomas Tallis is a quintessential comprehensive school which places a high value on quality teaching and learning in an inclusive and supportive community. We want to make sure that our young people have an education to understand the world, and change it for the better so that when our students leave us they will help to build a more just and equitable society. We value creativity in all subjects and have a particular focus on the habits that make for lifetime learning: inquisitiveness, persistence, collaboration, discipline and imagination. Like the rest of the school, our sixth form is an exciting and happy place.
GCSE Results 2014
At Thomas Tallis we are committed to excellence for all our students. We want them to be respected, loved and nurtured and at the same time challenged and empowered to reach beyond the circumstances of their birth. We believe that all students can learn and that ability is not fixed. We challenge all our young people so that they can reach the highest academic standards while developing a love of learning to sustain them through their lives. The Tallis Habits of Mind are the glue that binds this together, the learning dispositions that allow all our young people to move from the known to the unknown, to understand the world and change it for the better.
At Thomas Tallis we are committed to excellence for all our students. We want them to be respected, loved and nurtured and at the same time challenged and empowered to reach beyond the circumstances of their birth. We believe that all students can learn and that ability is not fixed. We challenge all our young people so that they can reach the highest academic standards while developing a love of learning to sustain them through their lives. The Tallis Habits of Mind are the glue that binds this together, the learning dispositions that allow all our young people to move from the known to the unknown, to understand the world and change it for the better.
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We delighted to celebrate the exceptional results of young people as an example of our happy and exciting community at Tallis. We value education to understand the world and change it for the better, and enjoy sharing these important successes with our young people. We're excited to be enrolling hundreds of new sixth form students this week and look forward to welcoming our new year 7s as we embark on another year with the Tallis habits!
Highlights - Academic Excellence and High Achievement Bea Dyer 5A*s 4As 2Bs Kim Hoang 6A*s 2 Distinction* 3As Alisa Kyrpo 2A*s 4 Distinction* 6As 1 Distinction 1 B Branwen Onono 6A*s 3As 1 B Joe Powley 4A*s 5As 2Bs Kaisun Raj 8A*s 2As 1B Ben Tu 8A*s 2As 1Distinction Hawre Ali 4As 1 Distinction 5Bs Monique Day 2A*s 4 Distinction* 3Bs and 3Cs Emily James 1A* 5As 1B 4Cs Olivier Laben 1A* 8 Distinction* 2As 4 Bs 1 Merit |
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We had 53% 5A*-C including English and Maths, 67% 5A*-C and 22% A*-A. We salute wonderful progress and personal endeavour, and we look forward to the year ahead.
