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We are delighted to celebrate with our year 11 students who have received a fantastic set of GCSE results. The class of 2023 have risen to the challenge of the first full specification courses since the pandemic and, due their hard work and commitment, fully deserve such excellent results. We want to thank our families for their ongoing support and also our staff team who have worked tirelessly with these students to help them on their road to success.

With over 200 students receiving GCSE results, our students achieved nearly 2000 qualifications. Of these, 30% were graded as 9-7, in stark contrast to the national average for boys at 19%.  The school’s overall pass rate (9-4) was an extremely impressive 83%, a staggering 18% above the national average for boys.  We are incredibly proud of our students; they have once again continued Langley Park’s fine tradition of securing excellent GCSE outcomes.  

Langley Park School for Boys’ students continue to benefit from a broad curriculum offer; in 2023, pride of place go to our Triple Scientists; Physics (67% Grades 9-7, 100% Grades 9-4), Biology (61% Grades 9-7, 100% Grades 9-4) and Chemistry (44% Grades 9-7, 96% Grades 9-4) all achieving impressive outcomes. Other notable mentions include Music (52% Grades 9-7, 93% Grades 9-4), French (45% Grades 9-7, 95% Grades 9-4), German (41% Grades 9-7, 95% Grades 9-4), Film (44% Grades 9-7, 100% Grades 9-4) and Drama (45% Grades 9-7, 100% Grades 9-4)   Likewise, the English and Mathematics departments continue to perform highly with 80% of all students passing both English and Maths and 64% with strong passes. 51% of our students obtained the EBACC qualification as well.

Pictured above, left to right: Callum Howie, Ethan Senthitkumaran, Sarem Khan and Josh Ankers

 

Individual students 

Whilst there are far too many success stories to list them all, the following students achieved outstanding results across their GCSE subjects. 

Oscar Child - 8 level 9 grades and 1 level 8 grade

Nicholas Watts - 7 level 9 grades and 2 level 8 grades

James Wild – 6 level 9 grades and 3 level 8 grades

Rohan Bridges – 6 level 9 grades, 2 level 8 grades and 1 level 7 grade

Fraser Jackson - 6 level 9 grades and 3 level 8 grades

Sarem Khan - 5 level 9 grades, 3 level 8 grades and 1 level 6 grade

Flynn Beeke - 6 level 9 grades, 1 level 8 grade, 1 level 7 grade and 1 level 6 grade

James Killick - 5 level 9 grades, 2 level 8 grades, 1 level 7 grade and 1 level 6 grade

Ben Sawyer - 3 level 9 grades, 5 level 8 grades and 1 level 7 grade

Arran Nicholls - 5 level 9 grades, 1 level 8 grade, 2 level 7 grades and 1 level 6 grade

Luke Summerbell - 2 level 9 grades, 6 level 8 grades and 1 level 6 grade

Toby Dobson - 2 level 9 grades, 5 level 8 grades, 1 level 7 grade and 1 level 6 grade

Josh Ankers - 5 level 9 grades, 1 level 8 grade, 1 level 7 grade and 2 level 6 grades

Emmanuel Babatunde - 2 level 9 grades, 5 level 8 grades, 1 level 7 grade and 1 level 6 grade

Pratik Dhar - 4 level 9 grades, 4 level 8 grades and 2 level 6 grades

Eoin Moore - 2 level 9 grades, 4 level 8 grades and 3 level 7 grades

 

Pictured below: Emmanuel Babatunde

 

Pictured below: left to right, Oscar Child and Rohan Bridges

Pictured below: Eoin Moore

Pictured below: Pratik Dhar

Pictured below: Toby Dobson

Pictured below: left to right, Fraser Jackson and Teo Holmes

 

A large number of our students have exceeded all expectations and we are equally proud of them for their hard work and endeavour since joining the school. An Individual’s progress is tracked against their expected end point to see how well they have attained; a student therefore with a +1.00 progress score, will have achieved on average 1 grade higher than expected in all of their subjects, a student with a +2.00 progress score will have achieved on average 2 grades higher and so on. The following students therefore should rightfully be congratulated for their work ethic.

Pratik Dhar     +3.13

Oscar Child      +3.10

Ethan Senthitkumaran    +2.93

Cameron Hasgul   +2.53

Harry Payne     +2.13

Philip Noble      +2.02

Charlie Pickup       +2.01

Aaron Adomako-Mensah   +1.91

Luke Amis     +1.91

Rohan Bridges    +1.81

Ewan Hart   +1.73

 

Here are some quotes from our GCSE students...

Nick Watts (pictured below and with Mr Jones, Assistant Headteacher and Miss Cummins, Assistant Head of Year 11):

“I’m happy with my results.  I’m going to do Maths, Economics, and English Literature at A-Level.”

 

James Killick (pictured below, left with Flynn Beeke, right) :

“I am delighted with my results.  I am looking forward to Sixth Form and will be going to study History, Politics and Maths.”

Connor Bradley (pictured below right with Ben Sawyer, left and Isaac Methven, centre):

“I’m over the moon with my results and I can’t wait to begin Sixth Form this September to study Computing, Maths and Music Technology.”

Isaac Methven (pictured above centre):

“I’m buzzing with my results and look forward to studying in Sixth Form.”

 

Suzanne Munday, our Headteacher has shared her words below:

“This year group have impressed me through their hard work, tenacity and desire to succeed. Having had some of their most formative years in secondary school disrupted by the pandemic, they have risen to the challenge of full GCSE courses, graded at 2019 standards. We are so proud of everything that they have achieved with a high proportion of top grades and some fantastic individual results. I am very pleased that so many of our students will be staying with us into the sixth form and wish all those who are leaving the school all the best in their future endeavours.”