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At Chenderit School we have established a strong and supportive community where staff and students strive to "Aim High, Work Hard and Be Nice". Our students are valued as individuals and are actively encouraged to pursue excellence, not only academically, but in all other spheres of school life. Our aim is to unlock each student's potential and to celebrate every individual's progress and achievements.
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I hope you find the information you are looking for on our website and that it gives you a flavour of what is unique and special about our school. If you are considering whether Chenderit School is the right school for your child, please contact us for more information or, better still, arrange a visit to meet our staff and students and to experience our welcoming atmosphere, our sense of purpose and the wide variety of opportunities that Chenderit has to offer.
Jane Cartwright
Headteacher
Headteacher’s Blog
Chenderit School celebrates excellent results at A Level
16 Aug 2018
Chenderit students are
again celebrating very many successes in today’s A-level results, marking another
year of strong academic and personal achievements for students at the school. An
overall pass rate of 99% has been achieved with 20% of all results being graded
A* or A and 42% of all results being graded A*, A or B. Our students have exceeded the challenging
targets we set, based on their prior attainment.
There are
many outstanding individual performances to be celebrated with the majority of
our students having exciting degree courses on the horizon.
The following
students achieved 3 or more A* - A grades: twins, Daniella Mallory (University
of Sussex, Psychology) and Rosie Mallory (University of Nottingham, Modern
Languages); Morgan Stacey (University of Leicester, Law), Tom Corbishley (University
of Southampton, Aeronautic Engineering) and Ethan Hinks (Coventry University,
Mechanical Engineering).
In addition, the following students secured 2 A* - A
grades with other good grades: Jake Parkhouse (University of Southampton,
Physics), Rohan Harvey (University of Southampton, Politics and History), Beth
Sykes (Oxford Brookes University, Art Foundation), Joey Robson (University of
Exeter, Philosophy), Will Peckover (University of Birmingham, English Language
and Literature), Finn Ayres (University of York, Actuarial Science), and Harry
Bowman (University of Warwick, Physics).
Both Jasmine Malik and Sonia Talib
achieved a double distinction in Health and Social Care and will move into working
and training within the social sector. Our students excelled themselves and are
to be congratulated: we are proud of the efforts of all our students.
"Thank you to all our teachers – we couldn’t have done it without their help. We are both so pleased with our results”, said Daniella and Rosie Mallory.
Finn Ayres said "I am very pleased and am happy that all my hard work paid off.”
"I am so excited and very proud of my A level results. I know university and future employers will look favourably on them” said Ethan Hinks.
"I am
ecstatic”, said Rohan Harvey. "I’m off to uni now and am so grateful to
Chenderit staff for all the support I’ve had to get these results.”
In a time of great change in education, I am delighted for Chenderit’s A level students who, once again, have achieved excellent results as a consequence of their hard work and the support of committed and highly skilled staff. Today’s results are largely based on the new, more demanding A level specifications and the results achieved will enable virtually all students to move on to their destination of choice.
I would like
to pass on my thanks to the whole school community and congratulate our A level
students, on behalf of the school and the Governing Body. These results
demonstrate that Chenderit School provides high quality education to students
and, very importantly, that our students are challenged and supported to
achieve their very best. I congratulate
all students and wish them well as they take up their places at university, in employment,
or as they begin their gap year. I
wish each and every student success in the future.
Jane Cartwright,
Headteacher.
