Mixed GCSE results in Hastings

Hastings was a perfect example of the highs and lows of the nation's GCSE results after the figures were announced today (Thursday, January 21).

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Josephine Edmunds and Beth Guest getting their GCSE results from Claremont School in AugustJosephine Edmunds and Beth Guest getting their GCSE results from Claremont School in August
Josephine Edmunds and Beth Guest getting their GCSE results from Claremont School in August

Claremont School was the top-performing school in East Sussex with 83 per cent of children achieving five or more A*-Cs including English and maths in 2015.

But The Hastings Academy was one of two 1066 country schools below the government target of 40 per cent, with 36 per cent.

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The two Ark secondary academies, William Parker and Helenswood, achieved 50 per cent and 62 per cent respectively.

Lastly The St Leonards Academy had a percentage of children getting the national benchmark of 58 per cent.

Claremont was also the highest achiever in the county in terms of percentage achieving the English Baccalaureatte of 60 per cent.

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Saxon Mount School and New Horizons School did not provide details of their Key Stage 4 results.

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