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The Minister of State for School Standards, the Rt Hon Nick Gibb MP, has congratulated Wembley High on its excellent results last year. 

Please click here to read his letter. 

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DfE Performance Tables - Amazing success once again!

Wembley High Technology College has been recognised as one of the highest performing schools in the country once again. With a Progress 8 Score of +1.58, the progress pupils are making at Wembley High from Key Stage 2 to Key Stage 4 is the 4th highest in the country and the highest in London. In addition, the school also had its best ever A Level results with 66% of pupils achieving A* - B grades and a value added score  (+0.44) that places the Sixth Form amongst the best in the country.  You can find full details of our sucees on the DfE website or by clicking here.  Mr Hathi (Headteacher) said: ‘I would like to congratulate all students on their incredible GCSE and A level results in 2019. Students and staff have worked immensely hard and with great focus and dedication to achieve an exceptional set of GCSE and A Level results yet again. I am particularly proud of the achievement of all groups, including disadvantaged pupils, and I look forward to continuing to lead the school to improve the life chances of all students.’