Exam Centre
Results Days 2022
If you are unsure about anything relating to your exams and particularly if you think you have been incorrectly entered please talk to Mr Dyer, Exams Officer, as soon as possible for help and advice.
The main thing to remember regarding exam matters, is not to keep any worries bottled up but ideally contact Mr Dyer as soon as possible, so that the situation can be assessed and appropriate support can be offered within the bounds of the exam regulations.
All exams information such as times and venues of the exams and seating plans will be posted on the Exam Noticeboard and House noticeboards in good time for students to be able to check where they should be and which seat they should sit in. Students with Access Arrangements should go to the SEN room for their seating arrangements.
The Exams Office is situated next to the lift in the main school building.
November 2021 External Examinations
Year 10 Mocks Timetable March 2022
Year 11 Mocks Timetable March 2022
Summer 2022 External Exam Timetable as at 10 February 2022
Mr Dyer can be contacted via the following routes:
Calling in to see him in the Exams Office.
Telephone: 01986 892140 Ext 148
Exams Mobile: 07860595474
Email: tdyer@bungayhigh.co.uk
Don’t forget that you must ensure you bring all the equipment required to complete the exam with you to the exam room. Water is allowed but this must be in a clear plastic bottle with a sports top. Food is not allowed in the exam room.
Application for Special Consideration Requests
Please follow the link below to submit a special consideration request for all examinations. This form should be completed if you feel that your child's performance in one or more of their Mock/Exam was affected by an event that was outside of the students control at the time of, or immediately before, the assessment.
Link to the form.
EXAM RESULts 2021
Due to the cancellation of exams for GCSE and A Level students again this year, there will not be performance tables released by the DfE as per usual. Our Teacher Assessed Grading (TAG) results this year have enabled all students to access their next pathway, whether that be further education, apprenticeships or future career.
“The Governors and I would like to congratulate the students, staff and parents of Bungay High Sixth Form on the excellent results achieved this year.
We are very proud of our students’ achievements at A Level and Level 3 courses, which clearly demonstrate their hard work, commitment and determination. The results are a credit to them, and testament to their dedication throughout another challenging and disrupted academic year. We are so pleased that despite all of the upheaval of recent months, our students have been so very successful in achieving their next steps and chosen university places. “ Angelo Goduti, August 2021.
For the previous two years, our Progress 8 figures have been 0.3 (2019) and 0.49 (2018). This places us in one of the highest performing schools in Suffolk in terms of progress, and shows that students excel past their own expectations based from their own individual starting points. Our Headline results from 2019 were:
GCSE
2019 Results
Progress 8 |
0.3 |
Attainment 8 |
47.5 |
Students achieving a grade 4+ in English and Maths |
63% |
Students achieving a grade 5+ in English and Maths |
38% |
Students entering the English Baccalaureate (EBacc) |
41% |
Students average points score for the EBacc |
4.11 |
Students staying in education or employment after KS4 |
97% |
‘A’ LEVEL
2019 Results
Progress |
-0.18 |
Attainment (Point Score) |
23.15 |
English and Maths Progress |
English: 75% of students who did not achieve a grade 4 or above at KS4 gained a grade 4 or above in resits Maths: 40% of students who did not achieve a grade 4 or above at KS4 gained a grade 4 or above in resits |
Retention (The amount of students completing their full course) |
93% |
Students progressing to education or employment |
84% |