Examination Results 2011
A Level Results
Hull Collegiate School had another excellent year in terms of A level results. The overall pass rate was 99.34% and the average points score was the highest for five years. One pupil has broken the school record by achieving five A levels at Grade A*, whilst another has achieved a superb UCAS point score of 895.The results are a consequence of a great deal of hard work by the pupils and their teachers and are a true reflection of the outstanding work that is part and parcel of Sixth Form life here at Hull Collegiate School.-
Pass rate: 99.34%
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Grades A* - C: 81.57%
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Grades A* - B: 53%
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Grades A* – A: 24%
Charlotte Poirier is the school’s top achiever with five A* grades in Mathematics, English Language, English Literature, Physics and History. Charlotte will now be studying European Social and Political Studies at University College, London. Anita Datta has been accepted into Cambridge University as an organ scholar to read Politics, Psychology and Sociology. Anita achieved A* in English Literature and four A grades in Latin, French, Physics and Music. Josh Briggs achieved A* in Geography and three A grades in Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics. Josh is now embarking on a masters degree in Chemical Engineering at Nottingham University. Emily Meltham will be reading History and Music at Royal Holloway College, University of London, after achieving three A grades in French, History and Music. Other outstanding candidates include:
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James Hardisty with AAB
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Katharine Haworth with A*AB
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Lorna Tordoff with AAB
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Peter Williams with AAB
Many congratulations to all our Year 13 leavers who now embark upon a wide range of degree courses, including Medicine, English Language, English Literature and Foreigh European Languages, Product Design and Manufacture; Oceanography, Politics, Economics and Geography; Law; Business and Economics, Psychology, Chemical and Pharmaceutical Engineering, Primary Education and Outdoor Leadership.
GCSE Results
Hull Collegiate School celebrated record-breaking GCSE results for 2011.The pass rate for pupils achieving 5+ passes (including Mathematics and English) has increased by almost 6% to a school record of 94.9%, up from 89% in 2010. The overall pass rate was 93%, with a pass rate of 5+ passes A*-C rising to an impressive 98.7%. The number of pupils achieving A* and A grades was 41%
Nearly 8% of the cohort (7.9%) achieved straight A* and A grades, with the top achievers scoring an impressive collection of A* grades.
Many congratulations to:
- Eddie Angel who was awarded 11 A* grades and 1 A. Eddie’s A* grades included Astronomy, English, French, Latin and Physics
- Katherine Sissons – 10 A* grades and 1 A grade
- Phillipa Jolly – 10 A* and 1 A grade
- Sarah Hess – 10 A* grades
- Rajan Kapur – 9 A* grades and 1 A grade
- Ellie Dobbs - 9 A* grades and 2 A grades
- Millie Bardsley - 6 A* grades a 4 A grades
- Hannah Williams - 6 A* grades and 4 A grades
- Alex Worrell - 6 A* grades and 4 A grades
- Alex Taylor - 6 A* grades, 4 A grades and 1 B grade
- Alex Maynard - 6 A* grades, 2 A grades and 2 B grades
- Rachel Barnes - 5 A* grades, 2 A grades and 3 B grades
- Rebekah Rackham - 5 A* grades and 5 A grades
- Grace Swift - 5 A* grades, 4 A grades and 1 B grade
- Dom Voase - 5 A* grades, 4 A grades and 2 B grades
- Hannah Williams - 6 A* grades and 4 A grades
“I am immensely proud of the GCSE cohort,” says Headmaster Rob Haworth. “The boys this year, in particular, have performed exceptionally well with 100% pass rate which bucks the national trend of girls outperforming boys in academic subjects. However, this does not detract from the highly successful results achieved by the girls who consistently exceed beyond expectation, through their hard work, effort and outstanding input from their teachers.”
