Pupils at the mixed-sex school, serving south Camberwell and Dulwich, had among the best results in the borough this year.
- 76 per cent of all students in year 11 gained a standard pass or above in both English and Maths (grade 4 to 9)
- 39 per cent of all grades gained this year were A*/A or 7-9 this year
- 35 per cent of pupils achieved 5A*/A (or 7-9) grades in their GCSEs, up from 28 per cent in 2016
The school gave a special congratulations to Kitty Ollard, who gained fourteen GCSEs, all at A* or grade 9; Amy Hill who gained eleven GCSEs, all at A* or grade 9; and Clara Neather who gained 13 GCSEs, nine at A* and two at grade 9 in English and Maths
Also among Charter’s top performers were:
- Joe Amadi: seven at A* and two at grade 9 in English and Maths
- Eva Blair: six A* and two at grade 9 in English and Maths
- Louis Flynn: seven at A* and two at grade 9 in English Literature and Maths
- Whitney Mesh: four A* and one at grade 9 in English
- Tessa Doubleday: five at A* and two at grade 9 in English and English Literature
- Emily Gillott: five at A* and one at grade 9 in Maths
- Tom Henderson: six at A* and one at grade 9 in maths
Head teacher Christian Hicks said: “These are a great set of results, and we are extremely proud of all of our year 11 students for the hard work and commitment that has led to this success.
“Although, in line with Ofqual advice, we are advising that these results cannot be compared directly with previous years, we are confident that they will once again put us among the top performing state schools in the country.
“We are also very grateful to our teachers and support staff for their contribution to these results, particularly at a time of great upheaval, uncertainty and change in education.”
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