GCSE Results 2011

Callington students have achieved significantly above the national average.

• 66% of students achieved five GCSE A* - C grades including English and Mathematics, an increase of 10% on 2010 results
• 87% of students achieved five or more A* - C grades, again exceeding all previous results at the College
• 21% of students gained A* or A grades
• The average capped point score per student has risen year on year and now stands at 346
• A record number of students will continue their studies in the College's Sixth Form from September

Students achieved highly across subjects. Many subjects achieved 100% pass rates. Mathematics, English, Science and Art were among the many curriculum areas in which excellent results have been achieved.

Headteacher Gary Lobbett commented: 'I am absolutely delighted by the achievements of our young people. The increasing number of students achieving A* and A grades across all subjects reflects the quality of teaching and consistency within the College. The progress we have made is the result of the dedication, commitment and hard work of our staff, the positive attitudes of our students and the high level of support from parents. Our young people have met and surpassed their challenging personal targets and aspirations. I am very proud of their achievements and of the teaching and support teams at the College who guide and encourage students throughout the year. These are again absolutely outstanding results. Congratulations to everyone involved'.

For further information about the results please contact Gary Lobbett, Headteacher or Tony Rodi, Data & Assessment Manager on 01579 383292