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Students at Harris Academy Peckham are celebrating improved GCSE results.  A*- C grades in both English and Maths are eight percentage points higher than last summer.

This year, the government has introduced a new performance measure called Progress 8   which indicates the progress made by students in secondary school across eight key subjects. Based on 2015 national averages, Harris Academy Peckham’s score is likely to be 0.35. This is higher than the national average which is always set at 0.

A fifth of students (22%) achieved the Ebacc, which means that they got good passes in all of the core academic subjects.

The academy’s top performing pupils include:

• Andrei Dima achieved 11 GCSEs – 4 A*+ 7A
• Otis Aarts   achieved  10 GCSEs including 3 A* and 5As
• Daniel Adesuru has been awarded a place at the highly selective King's College London Mathematical School after achieving outstanding GCSE results in 10 subjects at Harris Peckham including 3A* and 5 As

Carol-Anne Alcock, Principal of the Academy congratulated students and staff:

“This year’s results reflect the aspirations of our students and their families, and the talent and dedication of our staff.  We will continue to improve, but the Academy has come a long way from its beginnings, when it was one of the worst schools in the country”.