Last Thursday, JHNCC put on another outstanding display of what makes this school different. So many students supported our staff to ensure that all visitors came away fully understanding what sets this school apart from others and what this school can provide to those young people who become students here.
You can see more of the Open Evening by viewing the pictures in the slideshow below. You can read more about the College, its mission and values and what difference it can make for your child if you apply to JHNCC in our prospectus here.
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A huge congratulations to the class of 2024 on your GCSE results. It was wonderful to celebrate with pupils and parents as they opened their GCSE envelopes.
Pupils at our college continue to perform well, pupils achieved a record percentage of grades 7 to 9 in English Language, with an increase in this grade bracket for Mathematics.
Our college also saw a jump in the percentage of pupils achieving 5 standard passes (grade 4s) including English and Maths.
Pupils were equally delighted with their results across our broad and balanced curriculum with a record percentage of grades at 7 to 9 in Geography, Sport, Design & Technology and Sociology.
There were notable performances from pupils who achieved the top grades, those include Giovanna H and Courtney S who achieved seven grade 9s, one grade 8 and one grade 7.
Lennon-James C who achieved six grade 9s, one grade 8 and one grade 7.
Leazyth D who achieved four grade 9s, three grade 8s and one grade 7.
A shout out to Krystian D, Cristiano D, Leah W and Esme P thirty grade 8s and 9s were achieved between them.
All staff at our college are proud of the pupils’ achievements, this has been down to their hard work and resilience over the past 5 years. I would like to take this opportunity to thank our parents and carers for their support. Most Importantly a huge thank you to our staff who work tirelessly to ensure pupils at this college are ready for the next stage of their education in all aspects of school life.
Congratulations to our year 13 class of 2024. The students have navigated their way through some significant challenges throughout the last seven years of their education. We are very proud of the maturity and resilience they have demonstrated during their time with us at John Henry Newman Catholic College and we wish them all the best in their future endeavours.
While we as a sixth form celebrate our third year in a row of record results with 74% of results at grade A*-C or equivalent, there are some of our students deserving of special recognition for their outstanding achievements;
- Poppy O achieved grades A*, A*, A, in Philosophy & Ethics, English Literature and Maths A level, and grade A in the Extended Project Qualification. She has secured a place to read English at the University of Cambridge.
- Maja M achieved grades A, A, A, A in Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Maths A level and has secured a place to read Medicine at the University of Birmingham.
- Sebastian F achieved grades A, A, A, A in Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Maths A level and has secured a place to read Medicine at the University of Nottingham.
- Sophie O achieved grades A, A, A in Philosophy & Ethics, English Literature and Drama A level and has secured a place to read Primary and Early Years Education with QTS at the Haybridge Alliance Teacher Training School.
- Matthew D achieved grades A*, A*, B, in Philosophy & Ethics, Maths and English Literature A level, and has secured a place to read Maths & Music (joint honours degree) at the University of Edinburgh.
- Brodie C-S achieved grades A, A, B in Maths, Physics and Chemistry A Level and grade C in the Extended Project Qualification. He has secured a place to read Electronic and Electrical Engineering at the University of Birmingham.
- Anna B achieved grades Distinction*, Distinction *, A, in Vocational Business, Applied Psychology and Drama A Level and has secured a place to read Acting at Central Film School, London.
Headline Performance Measures
Students achieved a 97% pass rate in line with national average of 97% for 2024, with 39% of A level grades or equivalent A* to B and 74% between A* and C with many securing places on university courses and prestigious apprenticeships.
Our provisional headline performance measures for 2024 are as follows:
% A*-B grades in A level or equivalent: 39%
% A* – C grades in A level or equivalent: 74%
% A% – E grades in A level or equivalent: 97%
A Level average grade: C
Academic average grade: C
Applied General average grade: Distinction
