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Results & Destinations

Results & Destinations

Academic Results

Our individualised approach to teaching and learning ensures that every pupil is encouraged and inspired to develop healthy habits of learning, intellectual curiosity and range of interests that last a lifetime.

Published school league tables do not accurately reflect our academic results due to the DfE omitting to include iGCSE results (currently English, Mathematics, Drama and History) in the school results statistics. As such we choose not to take part in published league tables. We are proud of our academic results and are transparent in our publishing of all our results which can be found below. 

A Level Results

Grade %20192020#2021#2022@2023~2024
A*142345291819
A*/A465975604652
A* to B759094877278
A* to C9098100989094

#    No external examinations (Teacher Assessed Grades then Centre Assessed/Evidenced Grades)
@  First year of external examinations post covid with more generous grade boundaries
  Ofqual revert to 2019 grade boundaries to avoid grade inflation
 

GCSE Results

Grade %20192020*2021*202220232024
9/8 (A*)4448.264.250.934.245
9-7 (A*/A)6374.284.073.557.964
9-6 (A*/B)7890.094.49079.783
9-4 (A*/C)9899.999.799.898.994

 

Destinations

Pupils leaving Sherborne Girls in July 2024 (as well as those who left in 2023 intending a gap year) applied to a wide range of universities. They accepted places at 30 different institutions, with three pupils going to Oxford and one to Cambridge.  

The girls will take up a range of challenging and inspiring courses including Architecture, Classics and French, Criminology, English and History, Fashion Design, Filmmaking, Mathematics, Neuroscience, Medicine, Politics and French, and Theology and Religion.   

The most popular destinations in the cycle were Bristol, Oxford Brookes, Cardiff, Durham, Newcastle and Exeter. 

University Destinations Booklet

We are also increasing awareness of Apprenticeships and opportunities at overseas universities and have a member of staff to advise pupils regarding these two specific areas.  


 

Where Next?

Sixth Form (Years 12 & 13)

Sixth Form (Years 12 & 13)

Sixth Form (Years 12 & 13)
Tutoring and reporting

Tutoring and reporting

Tutoring and reporting
Careers

Careers

Careers