BEST EVER GCSE RESULTS! WELL DONE TO THE STUDENTS AND STAFF. 

The staff at Heyford Park School are delighted with the excellent GCSE and BTEC examination results that Heyford students have achieved. These are a reflection of their fantastic commitment and the high-quality teaching they have received.  All our students should be justifiably proud of their efforts through the most challenging of times. We are really proud of the staff and students at Heyford Park School. It is wonderful that their hard work and commitment has been rewarded in this way. 

Headline KS4 figures are as follows: 

• 29% of grades at Grade 7+ 
• 62% of students achieved 5+ in English and Maths 
• 79% of students achieved 4+ in English and Maths 
  
   
  
  The success at Heyford Park School includes many exceptional individual performances including Chi Ling who achieved five grade 9s, four grade 8s and a distinction, Clorice achieved four grade 9s, five grade 8’s and two grade 7s. Jacob who achieved four grade 9s, four grade 8s, a merit and grade 5. Ben, who achieved six grade 9s, two grade 7s and a distinction. Ellie Ryan who achieved four grade 9s, four grade 8s and a distinction.
  
  We are delighted that our students will now be able to move on to their next stage, whether at Sixth Form, apprenticeships or other pathways. 
  
  These fantastic results reflect our dedication to nurture students at all levels of ability and reward them for their positive attitudes, hard work and resilience. 
  
  Mrs Harris – A year 11 parent said;
  
  'Thanks so much to all the staff who have taken the time to support Jacob since year 7. The small school ethos has allowed him to thrive and I'm always bowled over by how well the staff know him as an individual. We know how hard you all work and you are very much appreciated'.

Heyford Park Primary have achieved the Gold School Games Mark for 2021/22.

The School Games Mark was established to reward schools and other educational establishments for their commitment to and the development of competition, school sport and physical education across their school and into the community.

Well done!

As you may be aware, pupils undertake a range of assessments throughout the course of the school year, some of which are statutory. The Department of Education paused these statutory assessments in 2019/20 and 2020/21 before they resumed again this year.

You may have seen some national headlines reporting a ‘disappointing’ fall in attainment compared with before Covid. We are delighted to share with you the overall fantastic news that the Heyford Park School end of Key Stage 2 assessment results (SATS) are our best ever.

This demonstrates the exciting journey that we have been on and is testament not only to the whole staff team, who have been dedicated to improving teaching and learning in the School, but also to the hard work and effort of the children they inspire. We are proud to share some of the headline figures as follows:

As we are approaching the end of this academic year I wanted to share with you some updates regarding leadership in the school. As you know Mr Nicholson is retiring and we are welcoming Mr Binnington as the new Secondary Head of School. To ensure parity and balance across the School we are very pleased that Mr Marchant will become Head of Primary from September 2022.  Mr Thomas and I will continue with our roles as Executive Heads and will very much still be an active part of the leadership team.  I will be in school every Tuesday and Thursday and any other days as needed.  Mr Marchant and Mr Binnington will very much work together with Mr Thomas and I, not only move the school forward in its next stage but to enable further collaboration across the key stages.   

For clarity, the leadership structure for the Primary Phase of Heyford Park is as follows:

GCSE and technical award results can be collected from the Specialism's Campus
on Thursday 25^th August between 9.30am -11am