School Results 2021/22

The Avon Valley School is delighted that students in the class of 2021-22 gained an excellent set of examination results.

With the hard work of students and teachers, and the support of parents and carers, 62% of students achieved a grade 4+ (standard pass) in both Maths and English. Analysis of the data shows that many faculty areas achieved strong results, representing the Arts, Modern Foreign Languages, Social Studies, Technology and ICT, and of course the core subjects. These results reflect the ability of the school to unlock the potential of all our students, allowing them to reach their personal goals and provide a springboard for the next stage in their life. They are also a reminder to the school community that achievement is at the core of our success at The Avon Valley School.

Notable exam successes include:

Liliya Herring, who achieved a fantastic set of GCSE results with 8 @ grade 9, 2@ Grade 8 and a grade A in the level 3 Free Standing Maths Qualification (FSMQ).

Samantha Wordley, Kausar Blackwell, Leila Aghdasi-Sisan, Ellie Boswell, Niamh Issitt and Julia Kaczmarek who achieved 8 or more GCSE’s at Grade 7 or above.

The school is incredibly proud of this year group and what it has achieved. The vast majority of students have moved on to continue with their education at college or sixth form, while others have gone into modern apprenticeships; all should be filled with self-confidence from their successes this summer.

Ofsted

Ofsted inspects schools to make sure children receive a high-quality education and that public money is used properly. Their inspections help schools to keep improving and give parents clear, independent information about how a school is performing. From November 2025, Ofsted will introduce a new report card system to replace the old single overall grade (Outstanding, Good, Requires Improvement, Inadequate).

Instead, schools will receive  a report card showing how they perform in several key areas, using a five-point scale from “Urgent Improvement Needed” to “Exceptional.”

Inspectors will look at areas such as:

  • Leadership and management
  • Quality of teaching and curriculum
  • Pupil achievement and progress
  • Behaviour, attendance and wellbeing
  • Inclusion and support for all pupils
  • Safeguarding (checked separately as “met” or “not met”)

Each school’s report card will include a short summary explaining the findings, highlighting both strengths and areas for development.

You can download Ofsted reports for The Avon Valley School and Performing Arts College from this page once they are published.

Ofsted reports & links

Financial Information

Schools must publish how many school employees (if any) have a gross annual salary of £100,000 or more in increments of £10,000. The data for The Avon Valley School is shown below: 

Gross SalaryNumber of Employees
£100,000 - £110,0001
£110,000 +0

See the schools financial benchmarking below:

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