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Saint Paul’s Catholic High School
Headteacher Mr Alex Hren
Congratulations to the Class of 2021
Every single result has been earned by the student and is a fair reflection of their performance and abilities. The changes implemented owing to cancelled exams could never have addressed all the shortcomings in the system, but school staff have worked really hard to set and mark assessments, review previous work, and ensure they are consistent and fair. The grade profile is different to previous years, but we would expect that given the different approach to assessments.
Pupils and staff of St Paul’s have reason to celebrate these latest results with some of our students achieving among the top grades in the country.
73% of pupils at St Paul’s achieved a Grade 4 or better in English, and 58% achieved this in both English and Maths. Similarly, in Art 79% achieved 4 or better as did 76% of those taking French, and all of those entered for Biology.
Fifteen St Paul’s candidates achieved at least one Grade 9 in fourteen differrent subjects, placing them amongst the highest performing students in the country. One pupil achieved six Grade 9s which is an extraordinary achievement.
These results are a testament to the incredible young people of St Paul’s. My thanks go to all staff for their hard work and on-going commitment and to the parents and carers of our children for their wonderful support.
We wish all our Year 11 pupils success in their future education and careers and we look forward to seeing them at the GCSE Awards Evening planned for December 2021.
Alex Hren
Headteacher
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Saint Pauls Catholic High School aims to create and maintain a safe learning environment where all children and adults feel safe, secure and valued and know that they will be listened to and taken seriously.
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Thank you to the Government Economic Service for a fascinating and engaging talk. Our Year 9 pupils were interested to learn about Economics and explore the many maths and economics related careers. Mrs Smith explained: "The economists visited Saint Paul's to...
Reading Rewarded at Saint Paul’s
A group of dedicated readers from Saint Paul’s were rewarded for their enthusiastic and positive attitude to reading by being invited to a Pizza Party in the school library. Saint Paul’s wants to encourage their pupils to make reading a regular part of their routine...
Year 11 Pre-Public Examinations Assessment Weeks
The Year 11 Pre-Public Examinations Assessment Weeks (Mocks) are 23 January - 3 February 2023. With regard to exam preparation, pupils are given clear guidance by their subject teachers on revision techniques. Subject content is broken down into manageable topics and...
The Portico Sadie Massey Awards for Young Readers and Writers
The Portico Sadie Massey Awards 2023 are now open! Don’t miss the chance to enter The Portico Sadie Massey Awards for Young Readers and Writers in 2023! There’s a range of prizes for book reviews and short stories. This competition is completely FREE to enter. For...
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