School Performance
GCSE Results 2024
Aureus School Celebrates Best GCSE Results to Date
We are proud to announce our best GCSE results to date, with students making significant progress across all subjects, but in particular in English, Science, Modern Foreign Languages, Performing Arts, Dance and Art. This year’s cohort has set new records with a staggering 61 grades awarded the highest levels of 9-8, reflecting the dedication and hard work of students and staff alike.
Key Highlights of Aureus School’s GCSE Results 2024:
- 61 grades achieved at grades 9-8.
- 34% of all grades were between 9-7
- 51% of grades were between 9-4
- Significant improvement in Maths and Science progress
We are proud of all our students who have made fantastic progress and celebrate with them as they prepare for their next ventures, accessing sixth form, colleges and apprenticeships of their choice.
A special mention for the students who made the most progress since leaving primary school, with many of these attaining nearly 3 grades higher on average, compared with similar students nationally: Brendon R, Isabella D, Dawid O, Anastazja W, Sophie R and Amy W.
In addition to the amazing progress those students made, a well deserved mention for the students who attained seven or more grade 9-7:
- Josh A - 5 grade 9s, 5 grade 8s, 1 grade 7
- Archit R - 2 grade 9s, 7 grade 8s, 1 grade 7
- Stanley MR - 3 grade 9s, 2 grade 8s, 3 grade 7s, 1 Merit, 1 grade 6
- Lorenz J - 2 grade 9s, 8 grade 8s, 1 Distinction
- Natalie T - 2 grade 8s, 5 grade 7s, 3 grade 6s
- Ashton D - 3 grade 8s, 5 grade 7s, 1 grade 5
Headteacher, Kirsty Rogers, who joined Aureus School in September 2023, expressed her pride in the students’ achievements: “This year’s results are a testament to the hard work and dedication the students have put in every day. The school has been through significant change this academic year and I couldn’t be prouder of how this cohort has risen to the challenge. The progress they have made this year is extraordinary.”
Aureus School has undergone significant transformation, with a renewed focus on the core values of Ambition, Resilience, and Respect. Kirsty Rogers prides herself in having high standards for all students and has worked tirelessly to implement this vision. The school has introduced rigorous systems and structures ensuring that learning and personal development are paramount to maximise students’ learning and progress. This fresh approach has strengthened the school community, creating an environment where students are encouraged to strive for excellence.
Ms Rogers added, “These results are just the beginning. The partnership between GLF Schools, our staff, students and their families has been key to our rapid improvement journey this academic year.”
