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Exam Results

East Barnet School examination results can be found on this page, in year order. On each page you will also find the EBS results compared to national results. Further information and the ability to compare schools can be found on the DfE Performance Tables website.

Whilst at school, students will take GCSE and ‘A’ Level examinations, and will receive their final grades in the summer on exam results days (details of these will be advertised closer to the time). In preparation for the exams, students will take mock exams, as well as attend revision sessions and make good use of the EBS Learning Ladders. The Learning Ladders show the progress that students should make and what they need to do to make that progress. There are different Ladders for each subject, and they can be found by clicking here.

The examination and grading process has been through a transition period for GCSEs and ‘A’ Levels, with different subjects changing at different times. A brief overview of the changes can be found below:

GCSE Reforms

The main features of the new GCSEs are:

  1. A new grading scale of 9 to 1 is being used, with 9 being the top grade. This allows greater differentiation between students and will help distinguish the new GCSEs from previous versions.
  2. Assessment will be mainly by exam, with other types of assessment used only where they are needed to test essential skills.
  3. There will be new, more demanding content, which has been developed by government and the exam boards.
  4. Courses will be designed for two years of study – they will no longer be divided into different modules and students will take all their exams in one period at the end of their course.
  5. Exams can only be split into ‘foundation tier’ and ‘higher tier’ if one exam paper does not give all students the opportunity to show their knowledge and abilities.
  6. Resit opportunities will only be available each November in English Language and Mathematics.

'A' Level Reforms

The main features of the new qualifications are:

  1. Assessment will be mainly by exam, with other types of assessment used only where they are needed to test essential skills.
  2. The content for the new ‘A’ Levels has been reviewed and updated. Universities played a greater role in this for the new qualifications than they did previously.

If you are unsure about anything or you have any questions, please feel free to contact the school.

Success Stories

This year, we have had a record number of offers to Oxbridge for our Sixth Form students! A few of them made videos about what they have been up to, what they are going on to study, and about their time at EBS. Congratulations on making EBS history!

National Exam Results

To see EBS results compared to national exam results, use the dropdown menu below to select different years.

Given the uneven impact of the pandemic on school and college performance data, the government has said you should not make direct comparisons between the performance data for one school or college and another, or to data from previous years.

2021 - 2022
2021 - 2022
2018 - 2019
2017 - 2018
2016 - 2017
2015 - 2016
2014 - 2015
2013 - 2014
2012 - 2013

GCSE

Progress 8
EBS: 0.01
National: -0.03

Attainment 8
EBS: 53.3
National: 48.8

Percentage of pupils who achieved Grade 5 or above
in English and Maths:
EBS: 55%
National: 50%

Percentage of pupils who achieved Grade 4 or above
in English and Maths:
EBS: 75%
National: TBC

Percentage of pupils entered for the
English Baccalaureate:
EBS: 24%
National: 39%

Percentage of pupils who achieved the
English Baccalaureate:
EBS (5+): 15%
EBS (4+): 19%
National (5+): 20%
National (4+): 27%

Average Point Score (APS) for pupils
who achieved the English Baccalaureate:
EBS: 4.6
National: 4.27

‘A’ Level

Progress
A Levels: N/A
Academic Qualification incl. A Levels: N/A
Applied General: N/A

Average Result
A Levels: B
National: TBC

Academic Qualification incl. A Levels: B
National: TBC
Applied General: Merit
National: TBC

Progress in English and Maths
English: N/A
Maths: N/A

Retention
A Levels: TBC
Academic Qualification incl. A Levels: TBC
Applied General: TBC

GCSE

Progress 8
EBS: 0.00
National: 0.00

Attainment 8
EBS: 51.1
National: 46.7

Percentage of pupils who achieved Grade 5 or above
in English and Maths:
EBS: 57%
National: 43%

Percentage of pupils who achieved Grade 4 or above
in English and Maths:
EBS: 71%
National: 64%

Percentage of pupils entered for the
English Baccalaureate:
EBS: 64%
National: 30%

Percentage of pupils who achieved the
English Baccalaureate:
EBS (5+): 30%
EBS (4+): 43%
National (5+): 17%
National (4+): 25%

Average Point Score (APS) for pupils
who achieved the English Baccalaureate:
EBS: 4.71
National: 4.07

‘A’ Level

Progress
A Levels: 0.49
Well above national average
(about 5% of schools in England)

Academic Qualification incl. A Levels: 0.49
Well above national average
(about 5% of schools in England)

Applied General: 0.21
Average
(about 63% of schools in England)

Average Result
A Levels: B-
National: C+

Academic Qualification incl. A Levels: B-
National: C+
Applied General: Distinction
National: Merit+

Progress in English and Maths
English: 1.41
Maths: 0.71

Retention
A Levels: 92.5%
Academic Qualification incl. A Levels: 92.5%
Applied General: 83.3%

GCSE

Progress 8
EBS: -0.15
National: 0.00

Attainment 8
EBS: 48.6
National: 44.5

Percentage of pupils who achieved Grade 5 or above
in English and Maths:
EBS: 44%
National: 40.2%

Percentage of pupils who achieved Grade 4 or above
in English and Maths:
EBS: 66%
National: 59.4%

Percentage of pupils who achieved the
English Baccalaureate:
EBS (5+): 27%
EBS (4+): 41%
National (5+): 15.4%
National (4+): 22.2%

‘A’ Level

Progress +0.34
Average Result C+
Well above national average
(about 5% of schools in England)

GCSE

Progress 8
EBS: -0.12
National: 0.00 
(2017)

Attainment 8
EBS: 49.3
National: 44.6 
(2017)

Percentage of pupils who achieved Grade 5 or above
in English and Maths:
EBS: 48%
National: 39.6% 
(2017)

Percentage of pupils who achieved Grade 4 or above
in English and Maths:
EBS: 71%
National: 63.9% 
(2017)

Percentage of pupils who achieved the
English Baccalaureate:
EBS: 33%
National: 19.7% 
(2017)

‘A’ Level

Progress +0.22
Average Result C+
Above national average
(about 15% of schools in England)

GCSE

Progress 8
EBS: 0.06
National: 0.00 
(2016)
 
Attainment 8
EBS: 54.3
National: 48.5 
(2016)
 
Percentage of pupils who achieved an A* – C in
English and Maths:
EBS: 73%
National: 59.3% 
(2016)
 
Percentage of pupils who achieved the
English Baccalaureate:
EBS: 47.1%
National: 23.1% 
(2016)

‘A’ Level

Progress +0.34
Average Result C+
Well above national average
(about 4% of schools in England)

Percentage of pupils who achieved a C or above in
GCSEs (or equivalent) in 5 or more subjects,
including English and Maths:

EBS: 63%
   (62% first sitting)
National: 56%

Average Point Score
EBS: 335.3
   (Significantly positive)
National: 308.6

Value Added
EBS: 1013.1
   (Significantly positive)
National: 1000

Progress 8
EBS: 0.29

Percentage of pupils who achieved the
English Baccalaureate:

EBS: 37%
   (37% first sitting)
National: 24%

Percentage of pupils who have achieved at least the
minimum expected levels of progress in English
and Maths between KS2 and KS4:

EBS – English: 78%
   (78% first sitting)
National: 69%
EBS – Maths: 71%
   (70% first sitting)
National: 66%

Percentage of pupils who achieved a C or above in
GCSEs (or equivalent) in 5 or more subjects,
including English and Maths:

EBS – 2013 Methodology: 67%
(National: 56%)
EBS – 2014 Methodology: 63%
(National: 55%)

Percentage of pupils who achieved the
English Baccalaureate:

EBS: 37% (National: 24%)

Percentage of pupils who have achieved at least
the minimum expected levels of progress in
English and Maths between KS2 and KS4:

EBS – English: 81%
(National: 70%)
EBS – Maths: 73%
(National: 65%)

Percentage of pupils who achieved a C or above
in GCSEs (or equivalent) in 5 or more subjects,
including English and Maths:

71% (National: 59.2%)

Percentage of pupils who achieved the
English Baccalaureate:

42% (National: 22%)

Percentage of pupils who have achieved at least
the minimum expected levels of progress in
English and Maths between KS2 and KS4:

English: 81%
(National: 69%)
Maths: 86%
(National: 70%)

Top Achievers

Each year we celebrate the students that have achieved the top grades in the school. These are the top GCSE students with the best 8 GCSEs; students with the top 3 A-Levels; and when they were still being taken, students with the top 3 ‘AS’ grades. We are very proud of everything that our students achieve.

2021 - 2022

GCSE

After the pandemic, our students were back in the exam hall to sit their public exams. The students coped really well considering the disruption they have had to their education over the last couple of years. As always, we are super proud of all of our students.

Top GCSE Students

Student Best 8 GCSE Grades
Arjun Patel 99999999
Paul Truhans 99999999
Samuel Board 99999998
Harry Hodgkinson 99999998
Emma Malo 99999998
Alice Christophers 99999988
Scarlett Corbett 99999988
Bhavika Mistry 99999988
Sara Tavakkoli Ghoochan 99999988
Kristiyan Chandarov 99999987
Ahmed Patel 99999888
Helena Pishiri 99999888
Isabella Rolt Bacino 99999888
Alexander Spyrou 99999888
Anna Volstad 99998887
Mashall Argandiwal 99988888
Georgia Betts 99988888
Megan Lam 99988888
Susan Said 99988888
Christopher Chobanov 99998886
Emily Glinoer 99998877
Sofia Peara 99988886
Priya Kotwani 99988877
Joshua Thurlow 99988877
Ava Collyer 99888887
Libby Foster 99888877
Todd Levy 99888877
Lottie Rachel 99888877
Rhianna Lewis 99888777
Yasmina Shaukat 99888777
Luca Storrs-Davies 98888886

‘A’ Level

Our ‘A’ Level students performed very well and many secured places at top universities. 

Best 'A' Level Students

Student Best ‘A’ Levels
Liam Bavington-Hodge A*A*A* A* (Extended Project)
Thomas Brooks-Belcher A*A*A*  
Isabelle Nash A*A*A*  
Eloise Pavlou A*A*A*  
Adnan Wansa A*A*A*  
Ben Craddock A*A*A A* (Extended Project)
Adam Craig A*A*A A* (Extended Project)
Freddie Geraghty A*A*A  
Iggy Pittams A*A*A  
Georgia Christou A*A*B  
Angel Mangan A*A*B  
Andrianna Pishiri A*AA A* (Extended Project)
Freia Cooper A*AA  
Adam Gilbert A*AA  
Sophie Holt A*AA  
Rachel McTeare A*AA  
Lewis Bunyan A*AB  
William Caistor-Parker A*AB  
Tsenat Campbell A*AB  
Ben Floyd A*AB  
Carmen Mishra A*AB  
Esha Mistry A*AB  
Paloma Newbould-Shepherd A*AB  
Isabel Puleva A*AB  
Charlotte Kiely AAA  
Alexander Persaud AAA  
Alice Salmon AAA  
Oliver Smith AAA  
Nassim Zaoui AAA  

2018 - 2019

GCSE

East Barnet School has had another great year of exam results with some exceptional subject and individual performances. Over 25% of the grades awarded were equivalent to A or A* and our top 25 students achieved higher than the equivalent of eight A grades.

Top 25 GCSE Students

Student Best 8 GCSE Grades
Evie Craggs 99999999
Amy Perera 99999998
Amber Irish 99999988
Natalie Swatowski 99999988
Odysseas Papoulis-Xystrakis 99999988
Sam Hodgkinson 9998887A*
Katie-Mia Diamandi 99888888
Beth Peters 99988877
Helaina Mousicos 99988877
Max Rolt Bacino 99988877
Max Bhatia 99888877
Rowan Pankhurst 99988876
Aaron Yarrow 9998777A
Elysia Neocleous 98888877
Neo Merkis 99988776
Yvon Borisova 99888777
Serena Allman 98888777
Archie Allen 98888776
Kyriakos Weeks 98887777
Sara-Jannat Alam 99877777
Isabella Constanti 98877777
Carys Jones 9977766 D*2
Abigail Darwish 99877766
Boris Trankarov 99887666
Vinucha Sooriapatham 97777776

‘A’ Level

Our ‘A’ Level students performed very well and many secured places at top universities. The top 17 students achieved of three A grades or above.

Best 'A' Level Students

Student Best 3 ‘A’ Levels
Kevin Fang A*A*A*
Agata Gwincinska A*A*A*
Joshua Howard A*A*A*
Lily Rachel A*A*A*
Roisin Tambimuttu A*A*A*
Dylan Chan A*A*A
Robbie Dodd A*A*A
Philippa Murray A*A*A
Harshil Vipani A*A*A
Theo David A*AA
Rojin Kiannejad A*AA
Christopher Leach A*AA
Chrystyna Pasicznyk A*AA
Simonet Sedat A*AA
Thonny Koliardos AAA
Taylor Olive AAA
Martin Dornowski AAA

‘AS’ Level

There are fewer subjects entering students for AS Levels at the end of Year 12, but the following students were the top achievers (A* is not awarded at ‘AS’ Level).

Best 'AS' Level Students

Student Best 3 AS Levels
Kishen Patel AAA(A)
Aaliyah Razi AAA(A)
Peter Durrant AAA(B)
Michael Osula AAA(D)
Karyn Takai AAB(CC)
Holly Greenwood AAB(C)
Hiwad Ahmadzai AAB
Dylan Brown AAB
Aidan Hibbett ABB
Libby Stainton ABB

Destinations

We are very proud of all the achievements of our students, throughout their time at East Barnet School. To help students decide on the best path for them, we also have a well established Careers service within the school for guidance.

Equipping our students for the future is really important at East Barnet School. Along with the great opportunities we offer, we also help students to achieve qualifications that enable them to move forward into either further education or training.

The data reported on this page is the most recent data that we can present. The reporting period is quite lengthy and then the figures have to be matched and checked against several different sources of information to ensure they are accurate. We will continuously update this page with new data, as and when it is available.

Destination Data

Due to the impact of Covid-19, the latest data available for Key Stage 4 and Key Stage 5 destinations through the DfE is 2017. We have used our own data to provide the most up-to-date information that we have.

Key Stage 4 Destinations

Students who completed Key Stage 4 in 2021

  • Number in cohort: 237
  • Students in education for at least two terms after KS4: 97%
  • Students not staying in education for at least two terms after KS4: 0%
  • Destination unknown: 2%

Of the 97% of students that stayed in education, please see the table below for a more detailed breakdown:

Students who completed Key Stage 4 in 2021

  • Students staying in education for at least two terms after KS4: 97%
  • School Sixth Form: 71%
  • Further Education College: 24%
  • Sixth Form College: 4%
  • Other further education provider: 0%

In addition, 1% of our students went on to take up an apprenticeship and 0% of our students were in employment.

Key Stage 5 Destinations

Students who completed Key Stage 5 in 2021

  • Number of Students: 129
  • Students staying in education: 86%
  • Students entering apprenticeships: 2%
  • Students entering employment: 2%
  • Students not in education or employment for at least two terms after study: 2%
  • Destination unknown: 8%