Exam Results | Woodhouse Grove School

Continuing to rise to the challenge. Our 2023 Exam Results.

Congratulations to our amazing Year 11s - who can celebrate some outstanding GCSE results. You smashed it!
Your hard work and determination has paid off and you have truly fulfilled The Grove’s ethos to be the best that you can be. You should be very proud of your achievements.

Pass rate of 93%
153 Grade 9s - 15% of all grades (breaking a school record!)
18% of pupils got 9 or more 8/9 grades
35% of pupils achieved at least 6 high grades (7 or better)
70 students gained at least one top grade (7,8 or 9)
89% of pupils achieved 5 or more GCSE passes, including English and Maths.

Individual success stories include:

Charlie Wright attaining a ‘perfect’ set of results with grade 9 across all of his qualifications.

Our other top performers, with numbers of top grades (8/9 - old school equivalent of an A* ) in 10 subjects were Ellen Dawes, Lucy Hanson, Anna Jarvis, Melissa Ng and Fran Tartaglia.

A special mention also goes to the following students.....

Lily Edwards, Amy Lawrenson, Caitlin Marshall, Tilly Raj and Eimer Treanor -who got 8/9 in 9 Subjects.
Isla Bagshaw, Amelia Cooper, Eilidh Molloy, Daniel Morgan, George Rayner, Ayomide Solaru, Maria Speed, Barnaby Steere and Scarlett Swinney - who got 8/9 in 8 Subjects.
Congratulations to you all - and to every single one of our Year 11s.We are so proud of you and can’t wait to see what you achieve next.

Congratulations to you all - and to every single one of our Year 11s who have held strong, worked hard and been the very best version of themselves that they can be. We are so proud of you.

Over 90% of Grove university applicants achieved places at the establishment of their choice

35% of the year group achieved at least 6 high grades (7 and above).

Whilst we celebrate the outstanding results of our academic high flyers who have achieved complete sets of A*s and As, we are equally as proud of those for whom academic achievement comes less easily but have risen to the challenge and exceeded expectations.



A-levels

Class of 2023 – you have beaten the odds and achieved your aspirations. We take our hats off to you.

Another year group who has had to battle the ongoing effects of the pandemic, our Class of 2023 faced each challenge with true Grovian grit and determination. We are delighted that their hard work has been rewarded. Of our university applicants, over 90% achieved places at their university of choice.

At The Grove, we know the importance of a truly all-round education and provide students with a myriad of opportunities, both academic and co-curricular. The Sixth Form at The Grove’s Pathway Programme takes this a step further, opening up the world of work and apprenticeships. All of this results in young people who know themselves, who are able to think outside the box and who understand that there are many ways to achieve your dreams. It is with great pride that we see our Class of 2023 stride out into the world, towards a wide range of aspirations, armed, not just with excellent exam results but with the great imagination, ambition and confidence imbued by a Grovian education.

Here are examples of just a handful of these extraordinary individuals:

Max Mackenzie not only achieved AAAB but has also won a place on the prestigious PWC Flying Start Programme, studying Business and Accounting at Newcastle University.

Molly Richardson – A*A*A* – is going on to study Fashion Management at University of The Arts, London

Rifqah Bibi – one of our amazing One In A Million Free School scholarship students – has walked away with three super A levels and an Accounts Apprenticeship with Bayfields Opticians

Sam Sui has recently made it home to Hong Kong for the first time in nearly 5 years of Covid disruption and is celebrating A*AB before he returns to Sheffield to study Biomedical Science, in pursuit of a career as a coroner.

Olivia Ranson achieved an outstanding result of A*A*A* and will be reading Natural Sciences at Durham.

Congratulations to you all – and to each and every one of our Class of 2023.

And finally, a message from Headmaster, Mr Lockwood:

‘Congratulations Class of 2023! You have overcome many challenges to get to where you are today and we are extremely proud of what you have achieved. I am sure you would like to join me in thanking our excellent teaching staff for their endless dedication and enthusiasm. Throughout your time with us, we have endeavoured to give importance to your individual strengths, motivations and talents, with the aim of building your self esteem. We have encouraged you to participate in a wide variety of co-curricular activities, alongside your academic studies because it is important to us to instil more than just academic excellence in our pupils. We want to fill you with confidence and resilience – preparing you for “real life” after school. I hope that these values and the memory of your time at The Grove will stand you in good stead as you move forward into a bright future. We wish you all the very best and look forward to seeing what you will achieve in the years to come.’

Thank you Class of 2023. It has been a pleasure and an honour.

I am an individual, yet I am part of something incredible.

I am Grovian.