Results 2018
Norlington School and 6th Form: GCSE Analysis 2018
 Norlington School: Academic Overview
Norlington School is again celebrating as students achieved another set of excellent results this summer. The 2017 GCSE results achieved by our students build on several years of exceptional performance.
2012Â We were recognised as the most improved school in London in 2012.
2013Â We received our first letter recognising us as one of the top 100 schools nationally from the Minster of State for Schools.
2014  We were in the Top 1% of all schools nationally for progress and in the top 5 of all state Boys’ schools nationally and received our second letter recognising us as one of the top 100 schools nationally from the Minster of State for Schools.
2015 We were awarded Gold Club status under a scheme set up by the Mayor of London to recognise  Â
exceptional schools in the capital.
2016Â We received our third letter recognising us as one of the top 100 schools nationally from the Minster of State for Schools.
2017 Â We were in the Top 4% of schools nationally for English and Maths
Since 2014 Norlington School and 6th Form has achieved in the Top 4% of all schools nationally
Key Whole School 2018 Performance headlines
- 63% of students achieved 9 – 5 including English and Maths – The highest of any non-selective school in Waltham Forest and 20% above national average and places the school in the top 1% nationally
- 78% of students achieve 9 – 4 (A*-C) in English and Mathematics – well above the nationally expected performance
- Almost 1 in 3 students achieved 5+ Level 9-7 grades with 32% of all grades at 9-7.
- School Progress 8 value added at 0.79, although this is expected to increase to 0.82 when remarks applied (national average -0.03) – approaching a full grade above national average
- Almost ½ of all students achieved at least 1 grade above nationally expected in every subject.
- Progress rates in English, Maths and Science well above nationally expected performance.
- 20/20 subjects performed significantly above expected when compared to nationally expected performance with 15/20 at least 1 grade above expected
- There is no disparity of performance between student from different backgrounds. This supports our position that as a school we live by our motto ‘We work together, we enjoy together and we all achieve together’.
Norlington School Academic Performance Overview: 4 Year Trend
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School Value Added compares performance of similar students across the country. This new measure shows average points above/below expected per subject based upon 8 subjects with 1 being equal to one grade per subject. These 8 subjects must include;
- English (2 Grades)
- Maths (2 Grades)
- Ebbac Subjects Element (3 Grades)
- Open Element (3 Grades)
 https://www.compare-school-performance.service.gov.uk/school/143385
GCSE Subject Performance
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All Subjects are GCSE with the Exception of Drama (BTEC)
Value Added based upon FFT predictions