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EXAMS

At Saints Peter and Paul Catholic High School, we take the academic journey of our students very seriously and are committed to helping them all to achieve excellence.  All our students can expect to be challenged and expect to achieve.

All our students are challenged to achieve in the following ways:

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  • Specific academic targets for each student that are regularly reviewed.
     

  • Careful grouping decisions to ensure that all our students make maximum progress.
     

  • Half termly data collection that allows us at teacher, departmental and School level to intervene appropriately to support students to reach their full potential.
     

  • Each student has a Progress Tutor who they see daily. The Progress Tutor has an overview of the progress that each student in their form is making.
     

  • Each Key Stage has an Achievement Leader who has the overview of the progress that their students are making and ensures that all students are challenged to reach their potential.  In addition to this, students in Year 7 have their own Achievement Leader to ensure that they are able to build on their achievements from primary school straight away.
     

  • The School has a 'More Able' Team and a 'Learning Support' Team to ensure that key groups of students are challenged to make maximum progress.
     

  • The Leadership Team of the School have the overview of the progress being made by all students in the School to ensure that all students are making maximum progress.

 


This means at every level our staff are working to ensure that every student makes the most progress possible as can be seen by our recent results:

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Provisional Key Stage 4 (end of secondary school) results - 2023/2024

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  • Progress 8 score -0.60

  • Attainment 8 score 39.92

  • Percentage of students who got a grade 5 pass or above in English and Maths 31.7%

  • Students entered for the English Baccalaureate (EBacc) 12%

  • The EBacc average point score 3.26

  • 2021/2022 Student ‘destinations’ (the percentage of students who continue in education or training, or move on to employment at the end of KS4)   97%

 

Students in maths lesson

The English Baccalaureate (EBacc) 

Some students will choose the English Baccalaureate which is a particular group of subjects that are usually looked on favourably by certain universities.  Having a mix of GCSE subjects steered towards the EBacc will help to keep more options open in the future.  The English Baccalaureate requires success at a minimum of a grade ‘5’ in courses in English Language, English Literature, Mathematics, Science, a Modern Foreign Language and a Humanities subject History or Geography. 

 

A language will be an advantage for most careers in the future and the top universities are only interested in students who study one. This is one of the reasons why we encourage students at Saints Peter and Paul to study a language.

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SUPPORT

OPTIONS

​Your child’s progress tutors and subject teachers will be offering key advice, information and guidance in lessons and form time. In addition to the information you will receive , there will be an opportunity for students to have a one to one interview with a member of our senior team at our Options Choices Evening in February.  

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GCSE EXAMS

We had a dedicated page 'GSCE Exam Zone' which details exam timetables, information and revision techniques for GCSE students.

Exam Certificates

If you require copies of examination results or have yet to collect your certificates please email: admin@saintspeterandpaul.halton.sch.uk giving the following information and a member of the exams team will be in touch.

Full name at the time of the exams, email address, telephone number, year of exams and exam level (GCSE/A Level)
 

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