Abbeywood Community School has reported “excellent” results in this year’s GCSE examinations, with Grades 7-9 across a wide range of subjects as well as many Grades 5-9 in English and Mathematics. The proportion of students achieving both English and Mathematics at Grade 4 or above was 67 percent (compared to 63 percent in 2023).
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Major improvement work now under way at Abbeywood Community School
A major programme of expansion and improvements to buildings and facilities at Abbeywood Community School in Stoke Gifford is now under way. The £12 million project will deliver new classrooms and extend the dance studio and changing rooms over the next 18 months. The work is being paid for using South Glos Council capital funding and S106 contributions from developers.
Continue readingAbbeywood Post-16 students celebrate “excellent” exam results
Students at Abbeywood Community School are celebrating their achievements in A-level, vocational and engineering qualifications following the publication of assessment results earlier this week. A press release put out by the school describes the results as “excellent” and reports that 50 percent of all A-level grades awarded were within the range A*-B, with 85 percent at A*-C.
Continue readingOlympus consults on changes to admission arrangements from September 2025
Olympus Academy Trust is consulting on proposed changes to admission arrangements for some of its schools with effect from September 2025. If approved, the changes would see the Year 7 intake of Abbeywood Community School permanently increased from 180 to 240. The Year 10 point of entry at the same school would also be removed.
Continue readingAbbeywood Community School celebrates “record-breaking” GCSE results
Abbeywood Community School has reported a “record-breaking” set of GCSE examination results, despite this year’s candidates experiencing several years of disruption due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The proportion of students achieving both English and Mathematics at Grade 4 or above was 63 percent (compared to 67 percent in 2019).
Continue readingAbbeywood Community School’s Post-16 students celebrate “great” results
Students at Abbeywood Community School are celebrating some “great” achievements in A-level and vocational qualifications following the publication of assessment results earlier today (Thursday 17th August). Several students have been successful in gaining places at Russell Group universities, including three at Oxbridge, while others have secured prestigious degree apprenticeships.
Continue reading“Strong” set of GCSE examination results at Abbeywood Community School
Abbeywood Community School has reported a “strong” set of GCSE examination results, with Grades 7-9 across a wide range of subjects, as well as many Grades 5-9 in English and Mathematics. The proportion of students achieving Grade 4 or above in both English and Mathematics was 65 percent.
Continue reading“Excellent” Post-16 examination results registered by Abbeywood students
Abbeywood Community School has reported “excellent” results achieved by its A-Level and Level-3 BTEC students this year, with 72 percent of all grades at A*-C and some outstanding individual performances. Students are moving on to study at many of the top universities in the country, including Bristol, Exeter, Imperial College London and Oxford.
Continue reading“Strong” GCSE outcomes at Abbeywood School
Students at Stoke Gifford’s Abbeywood Community School have once again registered “strong” outcomes in their GCSE assessments. A spokesperson said: “Students have achieved incredibly well across the full range of GCSE and Level 2 qualifications; outcomes have been strong but so has the progress of our students from their starting points.”
Continue reading“Outstanding” Post-16 results at Abbeywood
Abbeywood Community School is celebrating strong performances across both A-Levels and vocational qualifications, with some outstanding individual performances. Students have secured places to study at many of the top universities in the country, including Oxford University, Imperial College London, Exeter University and Bristol University.
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