Figures released by Ofsted and the Department for Education show that Alleyne’s Academy is the fourth highest performing state school in the whole of Staffordshire in 2015.
Seventy per cent of its students obtained five or more A* to C grades, including A* to C in English and maths at GCSE level.
Students make exceptionally good progress at the school: the Ofsted figures show that progress made was “significantly better” than that made by similar ability students nationally and puts the Academy in the top third of all state schools in England for the progress made by its students.
Headteacher Karen Lockett and chair of governors John Lockley congratulated students and staff at the academy.
[box type=”shadow” ]Karen said: “Results for students have improved continuously over the last three years. Staff work hard and teach exceptionally well, providing students with individually tailored advice and support to enable them to achieve so highly. Parents with secondary aged children are recognising the quality of education provided at Alleyne’s Academy because we are receiving a significant number of applications to join the Academy from students living outside the Stone area.”[/box]
[box type=”info” ]Alleyne’s Academy is holding a sixth form taster day on Tuesday 15th December, a chance for current Year 11 students, and those not currently at the Academy, to get a taste of sixth form life[/box]
