School Results: 2007Capital City Academy 2007 GCSE and KS3 SATs results
(GCSE Case Studies - click here) Students at Capital City Academy achieved the school’s best ever results at GCSE and Key Stage Three SATs in 2007. “At GCSE the improvement over 2006 was quite spectacular,” said Principal Philip O’Hear, “which reflects the improved curriculum and teaching we now have in place”. GCSE (Y11) 2007 2006 2005 | 5+ A*-C 53% 32% 16% | 5+ A*-C incl Eng & Maths 24% 19% 11% | 5+ A*-G 90% 83% 75% | 5+ A*-G incl Eng & Maths 85% 63% 57% | 1+ A*-G 98% 97% 96% | Ave Points score (capped) 277 226 170 |
Top performers in Year 11 were: Jameel Shah who achieved 8A* and 6A Amina El-briri who achieved 7A, 6B and 2C Izatullah Haleghi who achieved 8A, 1B, 3C, 2D and 1E Roshni Vekaria who achieved 8A, 3B and 1C Iman Adare who achieved 3A and 10B In addition, 23 Y10 students gained GCSE English, with 5 A’s, 5 B’s and 13 C’s, reflecting the school’s commitment to accelerate the progress of it's more able students. “We expected these good results,” commented Principal Philip O’Hear. “We set challenging targets for our students and they have met these, making outstanding progress between Key stage Three and Four – more than double the progress made in similar schools nationally. We will have a very high value-added score as a result. The results reflect extremely hard work and good teaching and learning by staff and students – and excellent support from parents”. 2007 Key Stage Three SATs results were as follows (with 2005 and 2006 for comparison): KS3 SATS 2007 2006 2005
English 56% 53% L5+ 42% L5+
Maths 62% 60% L5+ 37% L5+ Science 50% 50% L5+ 21% L5+ Top performers are: Devanash KHanderia Maths L8 English L6 Science L7 Roshan Halai Maths L8 English L6 Science L6 Anisha Tailor Maths L8 English L6 Science L6 Dareon Hanlon Maths L7 English L7 Science L5 “At Key Stage Three, our students have met or exceeded the very challenging targets we set in order to ensure that we would add value from their levels at Key Stage 2,” said a delighted Philip O’Hear. “The fact that we have done so means that, this year, we will show strong added value at all levels: A-level, GCSE and Key Stage Three”. GCSE Case Studies - click here GCSE/KS3 SATs Exams 2007: Photo Gallery | 
