Exam Results

Staff and students at Harris Academy Bermondsey celebrated extremely strong GCSE results in 2019.

The following results are provisional and based on our exam results for 2018-19, announced in August 2019.

• Our Progress 8 score is +0.97
• Our Attainment 8 score is 53.24
• 62% of students achieved Grade 5 or above in English and Maths
• 44.62% of students achieved Grade 4 or above in English and Maths
• 96.2% of students entered the EBacc, with 38% achieving it.

Nearly one girl in three achieved at least one grade 9, the highest possible grade.

View our Department for Education performance information.

Read the news story about our 2019 exam results. 

Our students also featured in the Evening Standard and Southwark News during their coverage of results day.

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Here are our results from the previous year (2017-18)

• We achieved a Progress 8 score of 0.91, which puts us in the top 3% of schools in England for pupil progress.
• Our Attainment 8 score was 53.3.
• 42% of students achieved a Level 5 or above in English and Maths.
• 49% of students achieved at the demanding English Baccalaureate with at least a grade 4, compared to 42% last summer.  100% of students entered the EBacc.
• 93% of students stayed in education or went into employment.

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Several HAB girls achieved remarkable individual success too, including Shelly, who achieved nine Grade 9s, and an A in A-Level Chinese, which she sat early. Other success stories included Tulika, who achieved seven Grade 9s and two Grade 8s, and Esther, who gained five Grade 9s and four Grade 8.

Gabriela (pictured above) achieved very impressive full marks in her English Literature papers, securing a top Grade 9, which she also matched for English Language exams.

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Principal Rebecca Iles-Smith said:  “Well done to each and every one of our girls on their fantastic GCSE results.

“They have excelled across a breadth of subjects and should be incredibly proud of what they have achieved – these results are truly well-deserved.”

She added that she was ‘particularly proud’ that the school had bucked a national trend of languages decline, with all students taking a foreign language, and also added special praise for a strong showing in the school’s sciences subjects.

Pictures: Jeremy Selwyn