Please see below details of Exam results for Summer 2019
Department for Education Performance Data
GCSE RESULTS 2019
173 Pupils entered
EBacc: 100 pupils entered (57.8%)
29.1% (51/173) achieved Level 4+
16.6% (29/173) achieved Level 5+
Ebacc APS: 3.91
Destinations (data published in October 2019 for KS4 students who left EBC in 2017)
93% staying in education or employment for at least 2 terms after KS4
167 = Total number of students included in data
92% staying in education for at least 2 terms after KS4
1% pupils in employment at least 2 terms after KS4
81% Students continue their studies at EBC Sixth Form
7% Further education or other education provider
4% Sixth Form College
1% pupils in apprenticeships at least 6 months after KS4
1% pupils in employment at least 2 terms after KS4
2% pupils not staying in education or employment at least 2 terms after KS4
5% Destination unknown
GCSE Success 2019
Despite increasingly challenging GCSE examinations, we at Ernest Bevin College are pleased to be able to celebrate strong results in some subjects. Our students continue to perform well in STEM subjects with over 50% of pupils in Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science and Physics achieving the top grades of 7 to 9. In Maths 20% of pupils achieved the top grade of 7 to 9.
53% achieved Grade 7 or higher in Chemistry
65% achieved Grade 7 or higher in Physics
59% achieved Grade 7 or higher in Computer Science
20% achieved Grade 7 or higher in Maths
‘A’ Level RESULTS 2019
Well done to all our Sixth Form students on their results this summer. Pictured above are some of the college’s high achieving students who were congratulated on their results at Wandsworth Town Hall along with students from other Wandsworth Schools.
Progress students have made in English and maths – click here
The Progress students have made compared with students across England, show separately for A levels, academic, applied general and tech level qualifications – click here
The average grade students get in KS5 for
A levels: D+
A*-C Grades: 46%
A* – B Grades: 25%
77% of students achieved at least 2 A levels at A*-E
Academic: D+
Applied General: Pass –
Tech Level Qualifications: n/a
For more information click here
Student Retention:
Advanced Level qualifications (Level 3) 87.8% of 98 students for more information click here
Applied General Qualifications (level 2) 33.3% of 7 students for more information click here
Destinations 2019
Out of a cohort of 158 leavers
103 (83%) have accepted a place at university
Engineering is the most popular course and Kingston University is the most popular institution
16% of students have places at Russell Group universities including Kings College, London, Bristol, Warwick, UCL and Queen Mary’s
Three students have place to student Medicine. Other students are also studying Dentistry, Optometry and Radiology.
38 students are starting apprenticeships in a variety of different disciplines ranging from Computing, to Engineering, Retail and Business.
This is a dramatic rise in numbers: last year 22 students started apprenticeships, in 2017 the number was four.
Destinations 2018
Out of a cohort of 149 leavers:
110 students had confirmed university places to study a wide variety of subjects at 31 different universities
22 students had confirmed Apprenticeship placements by September 2018
17 are either in work or continuing their education at other providers
The college offers to support all leavers with subsequent applications, advice and references well beyond the time they leave college.