Examination results

Please note that the following examination results are for academic year 2023/2024. Updated performance information will be published when available on the DfE website.

GCSE/KS4

Key Stage 4 (KS4) Level 2 technical courses and GCSEs

Mulberry UTC takes its students from Year 10 at which point we conduct baseline assessments. These baseline assessments generate end of Year 11 targets for our students.

For another year running the majority of our Year 11 students have exceeded their targets to perform better than expected.

Examination results 2023: KS4

GCSE English
  • 67% of students achieved over their baseline target grade Two if these students were more than 3 grades above
GCSE Maths
  • 62% of students achieved over their baseline target grade. Two of these students achieved 3 grades or more above this target
% pupils achieving 4 or above in English 73%
% pupils achieving 4 or above in Maths 59%
% pupils achieving 5 or above in English and Maths 32%
Attainment 8 39.63

Post 16 Destinations

In 2024, 96% of our students at KS4 went on to college, an apprenticeship, or employment. As well as remaining at Mulberry UTC Sixth Form, students also left the school last year and went on to continue their education in a wide variety of colleges, sixth forms and education settings including New City College, Hackney and Redbridge, Mulberry UTC, NewVIc, City & Islington College, Southgate College, St Bonaventure Sixth Form, London Academy of Excellence, Tottenham, BSix Sixth Form College, and Waltham Forest College.

The Department for Education published performance tables at KS4 and KS5 can be found here.

In summer 2024, Key Stage 5 (KS5) students sat exams in one-year Level 2 courses, two-year Level 3 technical courses and A-level courses.

Examination results 2024: Key Stage 5

Again, Mulberry UTC students have demonstrated excellent progress in the Creative Industries and Health and Health Sciences

Progress in A’ levels compared to the national -0.78
Average A-level grade D
Average vocational grade Merit+
Average Vocational grade in subjects Business – Merit

Creative Media – Distinction

Applied Science – Distinction

Health and Social Care Diploma – Merit

Health and Social Care Extended Diploma – Merit+

Student retention 93.7%

Sixth Form Destinations

The Students who left our Sixth Form last year went on to continue their education, employment or training in a wide variety of universities, apprenticeships and employers. 81.82% of students were placed at a university, and 79.69% of those placed at university secured first choice places. Apprenticeships include: Digital Internship with Reconnect London, Morgan Stanley, Ipsos Mori, and a number of Nursery providers.

Click here to view Mulberry UTC’s Sixth Form destinations which can be found in the Trust’s Going Places publication.

The 2023 School Performance Tables note that 83% of Sixth Form Leavers sustained a destination in employment, education or training. This is 4% above the local authority average.

 

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