Please note that the following examination results are for academic year 2018/2019. Updated performance information will be published when available on the DfE website.
Special notice regarding centre assessed grades
Should you have any questions regarding requesting centre assessed grades, appealing grades, or being entered for the autumn exam series, please contact the exam team on: exams@mulberryutc.org.
The first cohort of Mulberry UTC students sat GCSE, A level and Technical exams in summer 2019 and we are proud of their results.
GCSE/KS4
For Key Stage 4 (KS4) students, these were in Level 2 technical courses and GCSEs.
Students achieved above national average in several areas of the curriculum including Science, History and Sociology. In technical qualifications such as Performing Arts, one third of students achieved distinctions. In Creative Media, Mulberry UTC students out-performed other students nationally in every exam unit.
Examination results 2019: KS4
| % pupils achieving 4 or above in English | 72% |
| % pupils achieving 4 or above in Maths | 62% |
| % pupils achieving 5 or above in Science | 50% (34% national average) |
| % pupils achieving grades 5 or above in Sociology | 56% (48% national average) |
| % pupils achieving 5 or above in English and Maths | 31% |
| P8 (from KS2 data) | -0.86 |
| A8 | 37.6 |
| Student destinations | 100% on to Sixth Form and apprenticeships |
Post 16 Destinations
As well as remaining at Mulberry UTC Sixth Form, students also left the school last year went on to continue their education in a wide variety of colleges, sixth forms and education settings. You can read the list of destinations here.
The Department for Education published performance tables at KS4 and KS5 can be found here.
In summer 2019, Key Stage 5 (KS5) students sat exams in one-year Level 2 courses, two-year Level 3 technical courses and A-level courses.
Examination results 2019: Key Stage 5
| Progress in English | 0.14 |
| Progress in Maths | 0.13 |
| Progress in A’ levels compared to the national | -0.39 |
| Average A-level grade | D+ |
| Completion and Attainment Measure | 0.61 |
| Progress made in vocational compared to the national | 0.22 |
| Average vocational grade | Distinction+ |
| Average Vocational grade in subjects | Applied Science-Merit + (national average Merit +)
Health and Social Care-Distinction – (national average Merit +) Digital Media-Distinction + (national average Merit +) |
| Student retention | TBC in March |
| Student destinations | 85% university
9% employment or apprenticeships |
Level 2
100% of our Level 2 Health and Social Care students achieved a Pass or higher with 83% achieving a Distinction or higher. Similarly, in Level 2 Business, 100% of students achieved a pass or higher, with 80% achieved a Distinction or higher.
Level 3
In Level 3 Health Science, 100% of students achieved a pass or higher, with 83% of students achieving a merit or higher in the Health Science Foundation Diploma. Students achieved an average grade of a Merit + , which is in line with national average.
In Level 3 Digital Media, 100% of students achieved a pass or higher, with 63% of students achieving a Distinction or higher. Students achieved an average grade of Distinction + compared to a national average of Merit +.
In Level 3 Health and Social Care, 100% of students achieved a Merit or higher, resulting in an average grade of Distinction – compared to a national average of Merit +.
A Distinction grade in Level 3 Technical subjects is worth the equivalent UCAS points of an A grade at A level. These qualifications are accepted by both Oxford and Cambridge Universities.
A Level
At A Level, over 50% of entries were awarded A*-C. Students studying Sociology and Film Studies achieved higher than other students did nationally.
Sixth Form Destinations
The Students who left our Sixth Form last year went on to continue their education, employment or training in a wide variety of universities, apprenticeships and employers.
Click here for details of destinations after leaving our Sixth Form.
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Company’s registered office: Mulberry Schools Trust, Richard Street, Commercial Road, London E1 2JP.