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Wembley High Technology College Local Governing Body
CEO (Executive Headteacher) Ms Gill Bal
Headteacher Mr Amit Hathi
  Mr Jim Moher
  Ms Hina Javaid
  Ms Pamela Pillay
  Mr Roderic Rennison
  Ms Ruhani Chowdhury


Local Governing Body matters should be addressed to Nicki Parker c/o Wembley High Technology College, East Lane, North Wembley, HA0 3NT.

 

 

 

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Posted on: 24/01/2019

DfE Performance Tables - WHTC Highest in the Country!

Wembley High Technology College has today (Thursday 24th January 2019) been recognised as one of the highest performing schools in the country once again. With a Progress 8 Score of +1.90, the value added score of pupils at Wembley High from primary school to GCSE is the joint highest in the country! Mr Hathi (Headteacher) said: ‘I would like to congratulate all of our pupils on their incredible successes once again. I know all pupils have worked extremely hard to achieve their GCSE and A Level results last year and they should be incredibly proud of their achievements. At Wembley High, we have embedded a culture of excellence and academic success in everything we do and it is at the heart of our mission to transform the life chances for our pupils. The school’s motto is ‘Achievement for All’ and we truly strive for this and I am particularly proud of the achievement of all groups, including disadvantaged pupils and those with lower prior attainment. I would also like to thank our team of committed staff who have worked with great focus and dedication to ensure every child is reaching their full potential.’ Ms Bal (Executive Headteacher) said: ‘The high levels of achievement and progress are due to the continued dedication of our leaders, staff, students and parents. The academic success of our pupils is at the heart of this and everyone is fully committed to it. Not only are our GCSE results excellent with 90% of pupils achieving English and maths GCSEs and 76% achieving the English Baccalaureate, all students in Year 13 at Wembley High Technology College were offered university places last year with over 50% gaining places at Russell Group Universities on courses such as mathematics, engineering, medicine and economics. The school’s success makes me incredibly proud and I know that we will continue to build on the outstanding work we do. Many congratulations to the students and staff once again.’ The Chair of the Board of Trustees, Kishor Mistry, congratulates Wembley High for its outstanding achievements. Mr Mistry said: ‘The school has grown from strength to strength over recent years and this year’s achievements deserve huge congratulations. Leaders, staff and students have worked extremely hard and their commitment to ensuring the best for every child is unwavering and Trustees and Governors look forward to extending this philosophy and values to all school within Wembley Multi- Academy Trust.’      
Posted on: 8/10/2018

Mayor of London Celebrates Wembley High's Success

Wembley High Technology College has been celebrated under the Success for Schools programme set up by the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, to recognise exceptional schools in the capital. Schools for Success celebrates schools that are achieving academic success with their pupils, in particular disadvantaged or vulnerable students who started off behind their peers. The programme creates a network for these schools to share best practice with others across London through events, school visits and online profiles.  The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, said: “I’d like to congratulate Wembley High Tecnology College for the fantastic work of their staff and pupils in the last year. Our Schools for Success programme shows the significant difference that a supportive and inclusive teaching environment can make for all pupils. London has some of the best schools in the country in the capital and by working together we can make sure that every young Londoner is given the opportunity to reach their full potential.” Please click here to view our certificate
Posted on: 23/08/2018

WHTC celebrates another year of excellent results

Pupils at Wembley High are celebrating yet another year of excellent results for both GCSE and A Level. Pupils have worked extremely hard this year and we are very proud of their achievements. Here are just some of the highlights. GCSE Results 2018 This year saw the introduction of the more rigorous and challenging GCSE (9 – 1) qualifications in most subjects (following English and maths last year), with grade 9 being the highest. With all these changes, pupils at Wembley High continue to perform exceptionally well. 90% of pupils achieved grades 9 – 4 in English and maths. 82% of pupils achieved grades 9 – 5 in English and maths. 80% of pupils achieved the English Baccalaureate. 97% of pupils achieved grades 9 – 4 in English, with 46% achieving grades 9 – 7. 26 pupils achieved the coveted grade 9, the equivalent to a high A*. 91% of pupils achieved grades 9 – 4 in maths, with 62% achieving grades 9 – 7. An astonishing 39 pupils achieved the coveted grade 9, the equivalent to a high A*. 96% of all science exams were awarded grades 9 – 4 and 64% were awarded grades 9 – 7. A total of 84 grade 9s were awarded across the sciences. 103 pupils (50%) achieved 5 or more A* - A or 9 – 7 grades! 60 pupils (29%) achieved 8 or more A* - A or 9 – 7 grades! Almost 1000 exams were awarded 9 – 7 or A* - A grades! Particular congratulations to Ashna Patel and Yashvi Patel on achieving 10 grade 9s! A Level Results 2018 The A Level pass rate stands at 99%. 60% of all A Level exams sat were awarded A* - B grades and 85% were awarded A* - C grades. 34 pupils achieved at least 2 A*/A grades, 20 pupils achieved 3 A*/A grades and particular congratulations to Hinal Kumar on securing 3A* grades! 57% of pupils leaving WHTC have secured places at the prestigious Russell Group Universities with 7 pupils going on to study medicine / dentistry.  AS Results 2018 57% of all exams sat were awarded A – B grades, up from 51% last year. The overall pass rate has also increased to 98%. 35 pupils achieved at least 3 A grades and particular congratulations to the 14 pupils who achieved 4 A grades! We are very proud of the achievements of all pupils and we wish those leaving us the very best as they go on to pursue further studies. Well done!