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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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Posted on: 28/11/2020

London Mayor Celebrates Wembley High's Success Yet Again

The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has celebrated the exceptional performance of Wembley High Technology College as part of his Schools for Success programme. The school has been honoured for its commitment to reducing educational inequality and attaining exceptional results for children previously struggling academically. The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, said: “I’d like to congratulate the staff of Wembley High Technology College for their exceptional work. We created Schools for Success to recognise the positive impact that teachers, headteachers, teaching assistants, support staff and governors are making every day to support students and reduce inequalities, and this school’s commitment to being supportive and inclusive sets a great example. Covid-19 has presented unforeseen challenges across our city but Wembley High Technology College has done a fantastic job in maintaining excellence during a very difficult time. Working together we can make sure that no young Londoner is left behind” Created in 2017, the Schools for Success programme was formed to enhance the support given to children from disadvantaged backgrounds. The programme acknowledges primary and secondary schools that prioritise progress for their lowest attaining pupils, are excelling in their performance overall and sharing their work with other schools through a series of webinars made available to all London schools. Wembley High is one of a handful of schools that has been selected for this award every year since its inception. Click here to see our certificate
Posted on: 20/08/2020

GCSE and A Level Results - Summer 2020

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, A Level,AS Level and GCSE exams were cancelled this year. Grades for exams were awarded by teachers after a thorough moderation and quality assurance process by the school before going through national standardisation by the exam boards. Despite all the uncertainties, pupils at Wembley High continue to do exceptionally well and today will be celebrating our best ever results. Although exams were not sat, these results are the culmination of years of hard work over many years and are thoroughly well deserved. Below are some of the highlights. A Level 48% of exams were awarded A* / A grades, including a record 75 A*s 78% of exams were awarded A* - B grades 96% of exams were awarded A* - C grades (up from 89% last year) The overall pass rate remains at 100% 48 pupils achieved at least 3 A grades and particular congratulations to the 11 pupils who achieved 3A* grades. These excellent grades have allowed our pupils to gain admission into the most prestigious universities. Over the next few weeks, almost 60% will be starting courses at Russell Group Universities, 5 pupils will begin courses in medicine and 2 pupils will be taking up their places at Oxford and Cambridge. AS Level 66% of exams were awarded A - B grades 87% of exams were awarded A* - C grades (up from 77% last year) The overall pass rate has risen to 100% 53 pupils achieved at least 3 A grades and particular congratulations to the 35 pupils who achieved 4 A grades. GCSE 61% of exams were awarded grades 9 - 7 (up from 52% last year). 90% of exams were awarded grades 9 - 5 while the overall pass rate (grade 4 and higher) has risen to 95%.  94% of pupils achieved grades 9 – 4 in English and maths. 86% of pupils achieved grades 9 – 5 in English and maths. 127 pupils (59%) achieved 5 (or more!) 9 - 7 grades. 67 pupils (31%) achieved 10 (or more!) 9 - 7 grades.  Particular congratulations to the 10 pupils who achieved 10 (or more!) grade 9s. Many congratulations to all pupils on another year of fantastic results, and thank you to all staff and parents for all their hard work and support through these incredibly challenging times.  Well done!