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GCSE RESULTS
Lime House is a friendly, cosmopolitan school which takes great pride from the family atmosphere that has been generated over the years. To ensure that such an ethos continues, a mixed-ability entrance policy must ensue if we are to keep family groups together and ensure equal opportunities for all pupils regardless of ethnic origin, race or religion. Any analysis of a school's examination results should not be taken in isolation and needs to take into account the composition of the school population. We consider it appropriate to report the results of three distinct groups of children.
GROUP 1
Mainstream pupils whose first language is English.
GROUP 2
Pupils who have a special need and for whom special consideration has been
given in GCSE examinations. (in our case, dyslexic pupils.)
GROUP 3
Pupils, mostly foreign, whose mother tongue is not English, and who frequently
take GCSE examinations one year later than their chronological age group.
2007 RESULTS
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% AGE ACHIEVING |
% AGE ACHIEVING |
| GROUP 1 |
75% |
100% |
| GROUP 2 |
80% |
100% |
| GROUP 3 |
65% |
100% |
2008 RESULTS
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% AGE ACHIEVING |
% AGE ACHIEVING |
| GROUP 1 |
81% |
100% |
| GROUP 2 |
60% |
100% |
| GROUP 3 |
65% |
100% |
GCE A LEVEL RESULTS 2009 (Further details to follow)
| GRADE |
NUMBER OF PASSES (%AGE) |
| A |
21 (42%) |
| B |
14 (27%) |
| C |
10 (20%) |
| D |
4 (8%) |
| E |
1 (3%) |
GCE A LEVEL RESULTS 2008
An excellent set of results with all students gaining places at their first choices Universities. Particularly strong were Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology. 87% of all passes were in the top A to C category with 59% of grades being an A or B
| GRADE |
NUMBER OF PASSES (%AGE) |
| A |
11 (22%) |
| B |
19 (37%) |
| C |
14 (28%) |
| D |
4 (8%) |
| E |
3 (5%) |
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Among the top performing students were Katie Rice and We Wen. Katie attained four A grades in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology and is studying Chemical Engineering with Industrial Experience at Loughborough University. Wayne gained three A’s and a B in Mathematics, Further Mathematics, Physics and Accounting and is studying Economics at Bath University.
Zita Zain Mathematics, Psychology & Chemistry (Aberdeen University, Geology)
Katie Rice Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry & Biology (Lougborough University, Chemical Engineering)
Ken Cheng Mathematics, Psychology, Accounting & Chinese (Bristol University)
Rainbow Kong Mathematics, Further Mathematics, Biology & Chinese (University of Coventry, Mathematics)
Ian Cowell History, English Literature & Geography (University of Chester)
Nicole Gallagher English Literature, History, Geography & Psychology (Sheffield University, Journalism)
Alex Smith Geography, History, Mathematics & ICT(University of Newcastle, Computing)
Ye Wen Mathematics, Further Mathematics, Physics & Accounting (Bath University, Economics)
Izzah Chuddi Mathematics, Accounting & Physics (Manchester University)
Gary Chan Mathematics & Chinese (University of Swansea, Business)
Johnny Suen Physics & Chinese (Brighton University)
Kirijen Vengadasalam Mathematics, Physics & Chemistry (University of Leeds, Aeronautical Engineering)
John Lam Mathematics, Further Mathematics & Chinese (University of Hong Kong)
E-mail: headmaster@limehouseschool.co.uk
