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Edgbaston High School for Girls

Academic Results

GCSE 2011

Our GCSE results were released yesterday and we were delighted to celebrate excellent results with our girls.

The pass rate this year is 98.9% with 68.5 % of all entries being at A or A* grade. 35 pupils, 36% of the cohort, achieved nine or more A*/A grades and 23 pupils, 24% of the cohort, achieved ten or more A*/A grades.

Among their results, three pupils achieved 11 A* grades: Serena Chang, Rachael Griffith and Zoe Hayes, and five achieved 10 A* grades: Omolara Akindeinde, Fatima Ali, Charlotte Eaton, Harleen Mandla and Ashwini Mohan. Our congratulations go to each of them.

At GCSE, the pass rate this year is 98.9% with 68.5 % of all entries being at A or A* grade. 35 pupils, 36% of the cohort, achieved nine or more A*/A grades and 23 pupils, 24% of the cohort, achieved ten or more A*/A grades.

In addition, 29 girls took Thinking and Reasoning Skills of whom ten achieved a Distinction and 19 a Merit. Our top mathematicians also took the IGCSE as an extension to their studies and the 22 girls achieved 64% A* grades and 36% A grades; these results are not counted in the GCSE scores as Mathematics is already included.

Particular mention must be made of Ines Tekirdaglioglu who, in Year 8, achieved an A* in French.

Year 10 module results were very pleasing, especially for Religious Studies where all the module results were graded at A*. Special congratulations must go to Danielle Carrington who achieved full UMS marks in the modules she took.

Once again, our Year 9 students took the FCSE qualification at the end of their three-year French or two-year Spanish or German course. All the results were at Merit or Distinction, giving the girls a head start on their GCSE studies in French, German and Spanish.

We warmly congratulate all girls on these fantastic results. We look forward to welcoming them back to school in September to begin the next phase of their education.

Review full results here