Our Students' Achievements

At The Latimer Arts College we believe in inspiring our students to achieve excellence, including by achieving the highest possible academic success that they can.  We believe in the value of examinations as the ‘passport’ for accessing higher education or training and a wider choice of careers and future pathway options.  We are immensely proud that we are delivering on our promise to unlock the potential of each individual by delivering on exam success year after year.

Provisional GCSE Results 2023

Please note this our provisional and will be updated when official updates are released.

Key Stage 4 (Year 11)

In 2023 examination grading returned to pre-pandemic levels.  Despite the challenges faced by our students, our provisional results analysis would suggest that the results from the examinations would place us in the top 20% of schools nationally for progress of students.

At the end of their Key Stage 4 studies, in 2023 students achieve

Key Stage 5 (Year 13)

In 2023 students at The Latimer Arts College achieved their highest ever average points when compared to pre-pandemic examinations. Due to COVID there are no progress measures.

The table below outlines our results for 2023.  Due to the impact of Covid there is limited information compared to previous years.  We will update this page when we receive more information from the DfE.

 

GCSE Results 2022

Key Stage 4 (Year 11)

In 2022 exams returned for the first time in two years due to Covid.  Despite the challenges faced by our students, our provisional results analysis would suggest that the results from the examinations would place us in the top 20% of schools nationally for progress of students.

At the end of their Key Stage 4 studies, in 2022 students achieved: 

Key Stage 5 (Year 13)

In 2022 students at The Latimer Arts College achieved their highest ever average points score. We secured 22 A* at A level and 10 Distinction* in Applied qualifications. 

The table below outlines our results for 2022.  Due to the impact of Covid there is limited information compared to previous years.  We will update this page when we receive more information from the DfE.

Please see below for previous year results.

GCSE Results 2020 and 2021

A school's performance is measured using the Progress 8 measure, which reflects how much progress students make during their time at a secondary school. 

In 2020 and 2021 examinations were replaced by Centre Assessed Grades rather than through exam board assessments.  The results achieved by our students were in line with our previous set of results, meaning that students would have achieved above national progress for these subjects.

Detailed below our most recent national examination results, which were in 2019.

Key Stage 4 (Year 11)

In 2019 students at The Latimer Arts College made above expected progress, with our results putting us in the top 30% of schools.   Our progress score was +0.24.

In 2019 the Attainment 8 score for students at The Latimer Arts College was 50.4 points.  This was above the national average and local average.

In 2019, The Latimer Arts College also saw an improvement in the pass rate at English and Maths strong pass (5+) and English and Maths 4+ (standard pass) compared to 2018.

At the end of their Key Stage 4 studies, in 2019 students achieved: 

Key Stage 5 (Year 13)

In 2019 students at The Latimer Arts College made expected progress in their Key Stage 5 studies.  This means that they made the same progress as approximately 48% of all schools nationally.

The table below outlines our results for 2019, compared to all other schools in Northamptonshire and England.

To view full details of our performance please visit the Department for Education (DfE) Performance Tables: click here

Please note that we are full in all year groups. Please note that we were over-subscribed for admissions for September 2023.