Scarborough College says it is delighted with students’ achievements and results
Scarborough College is celebrating outstanding GCSE results, consistent with previous years. Almost half of all GCSE pupils were awarded Grades A* and A (9-7) while the overall pass rate was 96%.
Slightly up against previous years, fourteen subjects achieved 100% grades 4-9. As in recent years, the three separate sciences achieved this score, and so did English Literature, History and the performing and visual arts. The College says that once again it reached a value added of more than one grade per pupil overall.
The Headmaster, Mr Guy Emmett, commented:
“The 2021 cohort have worked incredibly hard to achieve outstanding results. They have shown a love of learning and I am excited to see what they will achieve in the next few years as they now embark upon a new adventure in the Sixth Form. They are amongst the most mature and independent group of students I have ever worked with and today we are all filled with pride for what they have achieved.
Their determination to succeed has never wavered and they will be forever remembered, not only as pupils who achieved impressive results, but also as pupils who have shown great character under the most trying of circumstances. I congratulate all pupils, thank our families for their support and the teachers, who have been right by the side of our children throughout.”
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