Woodchurch High School

GCSE Results Day 2018

Home

Woodchurch High School continues to be a good school.

2020 - Ofsted

Woodchurch High School is a place where everyone is welcome with open arms.

2020 - Ofsted

The school is highly regarded in the local community.

2020 - Ofsted

The pupils with whom we spoke said that they feel honoured and proud to be a part of the school.

2020 - Ofsted

Pupils said that they feel safe and happy in school. Pupils are supportive of one another. They said that bullying is rare. If it does happen, it is dealt with effectively.

2020 - Ofsted

Pupils said that their teachers expect the best of them. They said that standards of behaviour are high. This is because teachers manage behaviour effectively in lessons and at social times. Pupils take pride in their work.

2020 - Ofsted

Relationships between adults and pupils are strong. Many pupils told us that the best thing about the school is the support that they get from adults. Pupils enjoy learning at this school.

2020 - Ofsted

Pupils told us that they appreciate the school's focus on equality for all. Leaders and teachers are ambitious for pupils at Woodchurch High School.

2020 - Ofsted

Parents and carers praised the array of wider opportunities on offer, such as sports clubs and the Duke of Edinburgh's Award. Pupils embrace serving the local community as young leaders. For example, they participate in charity work. At this school there is something for everyone. By the end of key stage 4, pupils, including disadvantaged pupils, achieve well across the curriculum. They are successful in many of their GCSE examinations.

2020 - Ofsted

Leaders ensure that the curriculum prepares pupils well for the next stages of their education, employment or training.

2020 - Ofsted

Leaders ensure that pupils with SEND achieve well, including those in the specialist resource base. This is because there is a strong focus on ensuring that the curriculum meets their needs.

2020 - Ofsted

Leaders' investment in curriculum development has had a positive effect on staff development. Teachers are passionate about teaching. They have strong subject knowledge.

2020 - Ofsted

Since the last inspection, leaders have worked hard to ensure that pupils improve their vocabulary and reading skills. Now, all pupils, including those who are disadvantaged, use more ambitious vocabulary.

2020 - Ofsted

Pupils benefit from effective careers guidance.

2020 - Ofsted

Leaders have created a caring school which prioritises pupils' mental and emotional wellbeing. Pupils have a wealth of people to talk with, including counsellors and mentors. They are encouraged to share worries.

2020 - Ofsted

Pupils behave well around school and they are respectful. The environment is calm and welcoming.

2020 - Ofsted

Through the effective personal, social, health and economic curriculum, pupils learn how to be considerate of people of different culture, gender or sexuality.

2020 - Ofsted

The local authority views the school as a 'beacon of practice'.

2020 - Ofsted

The arrangements for safeguarding are effective. Leaders are vigilant. All staff are well trained and understand their role in safeguarding. They know how to spot if a pupil is in difficulty. Systems and procedures are clear.

2020 - Ofsted

GCSE Results Day 2018

"I am so proud of the endurance shown by our pupils in these uncertain times in education. They have shown resolve, determination and character to achieve such amazing results. Their hard work both in lessons and at home, has resulted in some truly magnificent results. Well done to all our outgoing pupils and we wish them well for the future." Headteacher Rebekah Phillips

GCSE Results Day 2018

Our GCSE Results 2017/18

Woodchurch High School is very proud of all the pupils on their recent GCSE results. This year was the first assessment of the new specifications in a number of subject areas and pupils showed a great deal of endurance over a challenging 5 week exam period. A total of 79.3% of pupils secured a pass or better in English along with 64.1% in Maths. It is also very pleasing to report that 60.4% of the year 11 cohort achieved 5 passes or better including English and Maths.

These results are even more impressive, as Woodchurch High School is a mixed ability inclusive school catering for the whole ability range.

Equal Value and Equal Worth

Many pupils exceeded expectation and achieved higher than predicted, however below is our top 10 performing pupils:

Benjamin
Thaila
Ellis
Daniel
Ethan

Rebecca
Ellie
Harry
Chloe
Maha

GCSE Results Day 2018

GCSE Results Day 2018

GCSE Results Day 2018

Our GCSE Results 2017/18

These results are even more impressive, as Woodchurch High School is a mixed ability inclusive school catering for the whole ability range.

Equal Value and Equal Worth

Online Form

Newsletters

0151 677 5257