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6:40am Friday 5th February 2010 in
A HAMPSHIRE school has had a record year for English GCSEs – and it is still six months before pupils are due to sit their exams.
In a bid to improve results, Quilley School, Eastleigh, put forward most of the upper year for early entry into their English finals.
Staff say that they were delighted to get a 50 per cent A to C pass rate for the Year 11s. Debbie Penney, head of English, said: “Everyone has worked very hard and we are very proud of them.”
The top student was Adam Foster, who got an A* grade.
Those pupils who didn’t get an A to C, or who want to improve their grade, will sit the exams again in the summer.
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JoeIngram94
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6:39pm Mon 8 Feb 10
mike54137
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6:38pm Tue 9 Feb 10
Liam.B.1994
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Sneakyninja wrote:Sneakynijna just because you failed your GCSE and now spend your time slagging off school kids doesn't mean you are correct. Quilley isn't the best school, BUT some of the pupils want to do well, unlike you, and we have done well because we want to do well in life.
Good god, you mean to tell me that the teachers at quilley managed to educate the current mess that attent that dump?! What did they do? Bribe them?
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Sneakyninja says...
11:11pm Fri 5 Feb 10