- 68% of students achieved passes at grade 4 (equivalent to grade C) or better in both English and mathematics; 51% at grade 5 or better in both English and mathematics
- 36% of students achieved the English Baccalaureate (grade 4/C or better in English, maths, two sciences, a modern language and a humanity), which is expected to be well above the national average for 2019
- 51 students (1 in 4 of the total) gained 5 or more grades at 7/8/9 (equivalent to A/A* and above).
Fifteen students (1 in 13 of the total) gained 10 or more grades at 7/8/9 (equivalent to A/A* and above).
These students were: Alex Hanley, Felix Clayton McClure, Poppy Walker, Antonio Chan, Denva Coupland, Iris Reed, Damien Pease, Maddy Carr Rushby, Annabel Benton, Moya Coughlan, Daisy Dryland, Mary Hogg, Eoin James Kilbane, Cyril Malik and Tiger Moat.
Head of school Gemma Greenhalgh said:
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Congratulations to all our students for their achievements today.
This year group have worked really hard with the challenges of the new GCSEs and have demonstrated that, regardless of their starting points, they have all made excellent progress during their time here.
We are exceptionally proud of our students who leave Millthorpe School well prepared for their future education post-16.
I am also grateful for the dedication of our staff who have guided the students through this challenging time and worked relentlessly to support all of our students.