Thursday

22nd September

2016

Eastbury Community School Hulse Avenue

Barking

Essex IG11 9UW

Tel: 020 8507 4500 | Fax: 020 8507 4501

www.eastbury.bardaglea.org.uk

office@eastbury.bardaglea.org.uk

Eastbury Highlights 2015/16

Eastbury Awards Evening

Opening Address

Mr D Dickson (Executive Headteacher)

Introduction to Presentations

Jordan, Martin and Imaan

(Student Hosts)

Year 7 Speakers

Ellena, Maya & Rome

Year 7 and 8 Awards

Mr L Vickers and Mr M Owen

Presented by Mrs R Lastiotis (Assistant Headteacher) &

Mr J Jhita (Senior Assistant Headteacher)

Year 9 and 10 Awards

Mr L Wood and Miss M Miller

Presented by Ms K Ward (Deputy Headteacher) &

Mr K Coffey (Head of Secondary)

Year 11 Awards

Mr L Vickers

Presented by Mrs Collins (Deputy Headteacher)

Prefects Presentation

Ms M Miller - Head Girl/Head Boy

Presented by Mr D Dickson (Executive Headteacher)

Sixth Form Graduands 2015

Presented by Mr S Conway

VIP

Tim Prendergast

Special Awards 2015

Please do not use flash photography. Mr Rahman will be taking all photos this evening. Thank you

RECORD NUMBER OF TOP A LEVEL GRADES

AT EASTBURY COMMUNITY SCHOOL

Eastbury Community School

celebrates another set of

excellent A level results with 99%

pass rate.

Eastbury Community School is delighted to

announce another highly successful year for

Sixth Form students who have once again

exceeded our expectations and produced

the A level and BTEC results which will enable

them to go on to an outstanding range of

Universities, Modern Apprenticeships and

professions. Over half of all grades achieved

at A Level were at A* to B (53%) and 1 in 5

(18%) were A*/A grades. We are very proud

of all our students.

Students are very proud about their

achievements

Many students have achieved excellent

results but particular mention should go to the

following students for excellent results –

Karima Abdou (2A*&1 B): Ayesha Ali (3B);

Rosie Betteridge (1 A*& 2A); Sophie De'Ath (1

A*& 2A); Kirndeep Kaur (3B); Kira Kemp (3B);

Hinna Mirza (1A & 2B); Rehab-Al Mohsin (3A &

1B); Ernest Peka (1A*1A & 1B); Victoria Prue (1

A*& 2B); Harkirat Riyat; 1 A*& 2B; Mathna

Saadi (3B); Anjali Singh (1A*, 1A & 1C);

Chamique Willock (1A & 2B); and Zeyana

Yussuf (2A*& 1B).

Zeyana Yussuf gains place to study Human,

Social & Political Science at Cambridge

University

Top Universities are now getting ready to

welcome students from Eastbury including

Cambridge, Kings College, University College

London, Queen Mary’s, Bristol, Warwick,

Birmingham, SOAS, Manchester and Bath to

study a range of exciting subjects. We are

also pleased that an increasing number of

students will be progressing to higher level

Modern Apprenticeships. “All of the students I

spoke to unanimously would like to thank their

teachers for their support and hard work

during their time at school. Many commented

on the fact that they now realise that hard

work and perseverance pays off.”

Everybody at Eastbury (Staff, Governors and

students) congratulates Zeyana Yussuf on

winning a place to study English at one of the

top universities in the world – Cambridge. We

wish her every success.

RECORD NUMBER OF TOP GCSE GRADES

AT EASTBURY COMMUNITY SCHOOL

Another great year for GCSE results

with a record number of the top

A*/A Grades.

Eastbury has built on its success in recent years

with 61% of students achieving A*-C grades in

GCSE English and Mathematics, and a

staggering number of 116 students achieving

a top grade A*/A in their favourite subject,

with more than 1 in 10 of students achieving

5+A*/A grades. Nearly 1 in 2 students

achieved at least 1 top A*/A grade. The GCSE

results and progress data clearly demonstrates

that students of all abilities have worked hard

and made excellent progress.

In recent years exams have become more

rigorous and there have been changes to the

way students are assessed (more end of

course exams, less coursework and no early

entry). Eastbury is pleased that it continues to

build on the huge improvements in results in

recent years with a year group that has faced

many personal challenges.

Strong performing departments include

Biology (41% A*/A &92% A*-C); ,Chemistry

(32% A*/A & 93% A*-C); Physics (47% A*/A &

88% A*-C); Computing Science (39% A*/A &

84% A*-C); English Literature (20% A*/A & 68%

A*-C); Mathematics (21% A*/A & 68% A*-C);

French (17% A*/A & 57% A*-C); Statistics (36%

A*/A & 87% A*-C); Drama (15% A*/A 87% A*-

C); Eastbury is proud that the vast majority of

students also studying vocational courses such

as Hospitality and Catering, and Physical

Education; achieved grades A*-C with many

getting the top A*/A grade.

Eastbury is extremely proud of the

achievements of all students. It is very difficult

to get the outstanding grades, the school is

therefore especially pleased with the 3 top

students, Hamaad Aslam, Rebecca Nam and

Karina Prokofjeva who achieved a highly

impressive 10 A*/A and the 18 students who

gained 8 or more top grades A*/A (Raisha

Amin; Junaid Butt; Cathy Davouloury; Artenisa

Deda; Maryam Sarwar; Muhammad Remon

Akbor Mohammed Amaan Aslam; Zahra

Bashir; Maymunah Hussain; Toran Joyce;

Husam Khan; Zahra Mansuri; Ishak-Jamil

Munaim; Edi Rama; and Shwan Salah. 37

students achieved 5 or more grade A*/A. 75

students, over 1 in 4 students achieved at least

2A*/A grades and 116 students achieved at

least 1A*/A grade.

We are delighted that so many of our

successful students are choosing to study in

our achieving sixth form. We are also pleased

that many have secured places in local

colleges to study course that we cannot offer

in our sixth form. Early indicators suggest that

we have 100% of students participating in

education after year 11.

EXTRA CURRICULAR SUCCESSES

At Eastbury, we believe that students will only develop as positive members of their

community through engagement inside and outside of the classroom. Stubbers, The Race

for Life and the Tall Trips expedition are all examples of the remarkable range of

opportunities available to students.

SPORTS SUCCESS

Our PE department has experienced another year of extraordinary success with students

attending university summer schools, the incredible world ranking of the Futsal squad

and the department being chosen as a model of outstanding practice by Ofsted.

Year 7 Subject Awards

Art & Design Arooj Arooj

Citizenship Aaliyah Clarke

Curriculum Access Saira Anees

Drama Suhaib Hussein

EAL Viktor Ivanov

English Alesia-Maria Marin

Geography Palwasha Ayub Awan

History Jamie Kemp

Information Computing Technology Sarah Ahmed

Mathematics Marina Enache

Modern Foreign Language Marina Enache

Music Jeffrey Nana Yaw Kankam-Boadu

PSHE Afnan Hyder

Sports Boy Joshua Green

Sports Girl Daniela Bofenda

Religious Education Sara Al-Saery

Science Maleeha Abdullah

Technology Albina Ismaili

Girl of the Year Jasmine Abdullaeva

Boy of the Year Samuel Asabere

PROGRESS AND ACHIEVEMENT

PROGRESS AND ACHIEVEMENT

Year 8 Subject Awards

Art & Design Alysha Hussain

Citizenship Sukhjot Kalher

Curriculum Access Julian Shuti

Curriculum Access Marwah Ali

Drama Charlene Wanjohi

EAL Daniel Cozma

English Farjana Enayathulla

Geography Aakash Piskala

History Marina Tarrant

Information Computing Tech Mohammad Ans

Mathematics Mumtaj Huda

Modern Foreign Language Jaspreet Bains

Music Stanislav Volokhovych

PSHE Rosie Harrison

Sports Boy Nathan Awoyemi

Sports Girl Aleeya Sibbons

Religious Education Lee Archer

Science Nathan Awoyemi

Technology Luke Webb

Girl of the Year Musarat Rahman

Boy of the Year Aakash Piskala

PROGRESS AND ACHIEVEMENT

Year 9 Subject Awards

Art & Design Raisa Ahmed

Citizenship Stephanie Harrison

Curriculum Access Zaynab Baig

Drama Aliyaan Asif

EAL Arjeta Kastrati

English Kristian Lulaj

Geography Kejaune Clarke

History Gabriele Dulskaite

Information Computing Technology Millie Barrett

Mathematics Mohammed Raza

Modern Foreign Language Syed Mehdi

Music Maria Dimitrova

PSHE Emma Hobden

Sports Boy Nehal Butt

Sport Girl Maha Rana

Religious Education Mikel Muca

Science Areeba Zahid

Technology Maria Dimitrova

Girl of the Year Anxhela Shuti

Boy of the Year Kristian Lulaj

PROGRESS AND ACHIEVEMENT

Year 10 Subject Awards

Art & Design Nadia Yussuf

Curriculum Access William Yeboah

Drama Samantha Graham

EAL Sylvia Adjei

English Alya Ali

Geography Sonia Azhar

History Aivaras Zygelis

Hospitality & Catering Sonia Azhar

Information Computing Technology George De'Ath

Mathematics Sheikh Muhammed Abdul Halim

Modern Foreign Language Sheikh Muhammed Abdul Halim

Music Kornelia Zielniewska

Photography Sharmin Akthar

Sports Boy Alan Zuqolli

Sports Girl Atlantic Thoburn

BTEC Single PE Zainab Shafan

Religious Education Daniel Adeshina

Science Zainab Shafan

Technology - Engineering Maryam Malik

Technology - Product Design Daniel Panayotov

Technology - Textiles Sylvia Adjei

Girl of the Year Maryam Choudhary

Boy of the Year Kieron Portbury

PROGRESS AND ACHIEVEMENT

Year 11 Subject Awards Art & Design Kia Kirby

Curriculum Access Daren Payne

Drama Callum Excell

EAL Iana Inje

Economics Sarah James

English Saba Ghani

Geography Winifred Nalubwama

History Zahra Arefa

Hospitality and Catering Shafia Rahman

Information Computing Technology Husam Khan

Mathematics Edi Rama

Modern Foreign Language - French Cathy Davouloury

Music Callum Excell

Photography Anisah Fatema

Statistics Ishak-Jamil Munaim

Physical Education Single BTEC Sarah James

Physical Education Double BTEC Estelle Handy

Religious Education Shwan Salah

Science Zahra Bashir

Technology Engineering, Single Lucky Haytov

Technology - Product Design Saba Ghani

Technology - Textiles Karina Prokofjeva

Girl of the Year Raisha Amin

Boy of the year Mohammed Amaan Aslam

PREFECTS Name Form

Sanjidah Sultana 11A

Komal Hussain 11A

Amna Bhatti 11A

Daniel Ogudu 11A

Ikram Rozan 11A

Fiona Bofenda 11D

Wamia Raskeeh 11D

Elmedina Hyka 11D

Maryam Malik 11D

Nkiru Ikemefuna 11D

Aivaras Zygelis - Deputy Prefect 11D

Safia Hashi 11D

Hafsa Khan 11E

Hanna Sheikh Hassan 11E

Shay Awoyemi - Head Boy Prefect 11E

Salsabil Begum 11E

Jessica Macleod 11E

Riah Lewis 11E

Maryam Choudhary 11E

Najma Ferej 11E

Mehak Sheikh Hassan 11E

Kiran Bamotra 11E

Ozan Kalay 11L

Drew Cass 11L

Shaun Kitenge 11L

Pavanjot Kaur 11L

Jerold Cobblah 11L

Ebony Githumbi 11L

Tanya Vukova 11L

Munir Nassor 11N

Chloe Wright 11N

Hannan Almauly 11N

Toma Laureckyte 11N

Iba Kashif 11N

Sarah Oke 11N

Fabian Henry Fenton 11N

Auste Raginskaite - Senior Prefect 11N

Hannah Onasanya 11N

Areebah Faisal - Deputy Prefect 11R

Casimiro Fernades 11R

Rahma Mohamed 11R

Vagif Dilayev 11R

Rebecca Sulisufi 11R

Mason Merchant 11R

Name Form

Disha Das 11R

Samantha Milne 11R

Nadia Begum-Robbani 11R

Elina Bakolli 11R

Arlinda Beluli 11R

Kotryna Ivanovaite 11R

Anisha Ali 11S

Adedunni Adesanya 11S

Sanjidah Rahman 11S

Fathima Ibrahim 11S

Hasna Begom 11S

Christiana Udowa 11S

Georgia Saltmarsh 11S

Madison Newell 11S

Sitara Salim 11S

Samantha Graham 11S

Alysha Seth 11S

Tasfia Khan 11S

Ivelin Georgiev 11S

Sonia Azhar 11T

Zainab Shafan 11T

Temitope Fadoju 11T

Bisi Adekunmi—Senior Prefect 11T

Era Xhauri 11T

Denzel Aduaka 11T

Valentina Udebunu 11U

Kimberly Amaqui 11U

Fahima Dualeh 11U

Esther Ogidi 11U

Deanna Bicette - Senior Prefect 11U

Sabra Said 11U

Esther Ogunsanya - Head Girl

Prefect 11U

Ama Agyemang 11U

Amine Aweis 11U

James Robinson 11U

Deborah Nencanda 11U

Daniel Panayotou 11U

Jon Cullen 11U

Sefora Cacaes Mbongo 11Y

Omaima Serroukh Rechia 11Y

Zairah Chaudhary 11Y

Kamalpreet Kaur 11Y

Sal Agombar 11Y

Igla Kurtaj 11Y

Junior Ndombasi 11Y

Egzon Sokoli - Senior Prefect 11Y

YEAR 13 GRADUANDS Abdou Karima UCL Psychology

Ahmed Saiem City University Computer Science

Akpoduado Gloria Employment Catering

Ali Ayesha SOAS Law

Ali Bilal City University Business Computing

Ali Mahnoor Gap Year Applying to University this year

Altioglu Zeki Queen Mary's Computer Science

Altuntas Faik Queen Mary's Science and Engineering

Amjad Smaviya University of Leicester Natural Sciences

Aslam Aliyah Queen Mary's Biology

Baidoo Frank Aston University Computer Science

Bashiru Raliat University of Leicester Chemistry

Bayley Jack University of Essex Computer Science

Bedwell Jordan Exeter University Exercise and Sports Science

Begum Yasmin City University Optometry

Betteridge Rosie Westminster University Film

Bojang Mama University of York Sociology and Criminology

Brzostowska Agnieszka City University Business and Human Resources

Management

Cankaya Murat Brunel University Computer Science

Chinengundu Tinotenda Gap year to complete BTEC Once completed gaining employment

Choudhary Samine University of Portsmouth Mechanical Engineering

Conway Shannon Apprenticeship Media

Das Ullash University of Essex Law

De'Ath Sophie Ravensbourne Art College Art Foundation

Field Cortney Employment

Ford Ben University of Essex Economics

Gashi Arber Goldsmiths University History

Goudjil Wassila City University International Politics

Hajamohideen Mohamed Ashraf Queen Mary's Science and Engineering

Hassan Fatima London South Bank University Bioscience

Healy James Gap Year to complete BTEC

Hussain Daniyal Apprenticeship Computing

Hussain Rimshaa Gap Year Applying to University in 2017

Hussein Duniya Gap Year Applying to University in 2017

Hysi Klinsman Employment Engineering

Jan Michal Apprenticeship

Kaktyte Kamile Ravensbourne Art College Art Foundation

Karasiova Laura Apprenticeship

Kaur Kirndeep Kings College Pharmacy

Kemp Kira Ravensbourne Art College Art Foundation

Khan Arif Queen Mary's Science and Engineering

Kitto-Mair Damon Queen Mary's Science and Engineering

Koleva Ivelina University of East Anglia Accounting and Finance

Lileika Tomas City University Computer Science with Games

Technology

Mahboob Faroz University of Westminster Business Management

Malik Khadija Apprenticeship

Mansuri Adam Queen Mary's Science and Engineering - Computer

Science

Marevci Florent Anglia Ruskin University Mechanical Engineering

YEAR 13 GRADUANDS Mavusi Matu Elvire University of Hertfordshire Event Management

Mazurek Sergej Queen Mary's Computer Science

Mbenza Lucy Coventry University Sociology and Criminology

Miah Samuil University of Coventry Quantity Surveying and Commercial

Management

Mirza Hinna Kings College Maths

Mohamed Abdulhakim Loughborough University Aeronautical Engineering

Mohsin Rehab-Al Queen Mary's Maths with Actuarial Science

Moore Kayleigh University of Birmingham Sports, PE and Coaching Science

Nadeem Arwa Middlesex University Banking and Finance

Nasir Faizan UCL Information, Management and Business

Nessa Thanya Employment Retail

Nyabvikondo Yolanda University of Kent Politics and Law

Odago Danielle University of Derby International Hospitality Management

Ogunniyi Jesufemi Gap year to complete BTEC

Osei Asibey

Boamah

Wilfred University of Essex Computer Science

Ozduru Hilal City University Business Computing Systems

Peak Jordan Employment

Peaty Cameron Keele University Law

Peka Ernest University of Bath Aerospace Engineering

Prosand Anivesh Queen Mary's Maths and Statistics

Prue Victoria Kings College Psychology

Rahimi Zia Queen Mary's Maths

Rahman Mansoor Apprenticeship ICT

Riyat Harkirat UCL Physics

Robinson Frankie Exeter University Exercise and Sports Science

Saadi Mathna Kings College Pharmacy

Sarpong Kwame University of Roehampton Sports and Exercise Science

Shakib Tahmid Queen Mary's Computer Science

Sheikh Aadam Apprenticeship ICT

Sibanda Michael University of Kent Economics

Siddique Tarin Goldsmiths University Criminology

Singh Anjali University of Greenwich Economics

Smith Bradley Gap Year to complete BTEC

Stojku Suela University of Essex Psychology

Sultana Nusrat Kings College Global Health and Social Medicine

Suufi Fatima Gap Year Applying to University in 2017

Topping Ellis University of Middlesex Economics

Trigo Amador Carlos Gap Year to complete BTEC

Uddin Mahdi Queen Mary's Maths

Uyanik Huseyin Tufan Queen Mary's Science and Engineering

Vita Milton Awaiting Confirmation

Walker-

Dobson

David Loughborough University Sports Science and Management

Wetshi Obed University of Leicester History

Willock Chamique Loughborough University Human Biology

Yellice Serkan Middlesex University Sports and Exercise Science

Yussuf Zeyana University of Cambridge Human, Social and Political Science

Ziura Lukas City University Computer Science

Tim Prendegast - Paralympian

At eight years of age Tim

Prendergast began losing his

sight, and within five years his

vision had depleted by over 90

per cent. Despite this and the

troubles he experienced whilst

he was coming to terms with his

impairment, Tim still maintained

a burning passion for sport and

found real enjoyment in running.

Success was not a given, and Tim tried and

failed in many races as a junior. In 2004 Tim

represented New Zealand at his second

Paralympic Games in Athens, winning a

gold medal in the T13 800 metres contest.

At London 2012 Tim ran his fastest time at a

major championship but unfortunately was

edged out of the medals.

Tim hopes that sharing his own experience

of overcoming disability to succeed will

inspire the pupils he meets to overcome

their own obstacles, and having been an

Athlete Mentor for a number of years, is

now a Senior Athlete Mentor. In this role, Tim

uses the expertise he has gained from

previous years on the initiative to visit

schools which have already completed Sky

Sports Living for Sport projects and help

them to continue to develop and improve

their students’ lives through sport.

Commenting on his role as an Athlete

Mentor, Tim says: “I love working with young

people and sharing my story to try and

inspire others. Sky Sports Living for Sport is

powerful on so many levels; it flexes to suit

whoever needs support or help in any

aspect of their lives, which allows teachers

to really hone in on areas they want to

focus on with their students.

“I’ve had to overcome a lot of challenges

in my life and it’s the way you deal with

them that makes you a stronger person.

Struggling to deal with sight loss was

extremely hard when I was young, but my

attitude changed for the better as a result.

This is the message I like to get across to the

young people I meet.” https://

livingforsport.skysports.com/mentors/tim-

prendergast

SPECIAL AWARDS

Eco Award - Outstanding contribution to improving the environment

Presenter: Tim Prendergast - Paralympian

Raymond

Luscombe

Alan Turing Award - Outstanding progress in Mathematics & Computing

Presenter: Tim Prendergast Ernest Peka

Community Cohesion Award - Outstanding contribution within the school and local

community

Presenter: Tim Prendergast

Jemima Mayala

Matthew Scowen Award - Outstanding achievement in MFL

Presenter: Tim Prendergast Raisha Amin

Maureen Chandler Award - Outstanding young deaf achiever

Presenter: Tim Prendergast

Kamile

Abramikovaite

Physical Education Award - Outstanding contribution to school Sport

Presenter: Tim Prendergast Dimitar Petrov

Physical Education Award - Outstanding contribution to school Sport

Presenter: Tim Prendergast Sarah James

Tim Staten Award - Outstanding achievement within Humanities at Post 16 studies

Presenter: Tim Prendergast Rosie Betteridge

Cllr Nirmal Gill Award - Special Award for Philanthropy (Boy)

Presenter: Tim Prendergast Grant Weitsz

Cllr Nirmal Gill Award - Special Award for Philanthropy (Girl)

Presenter: Tim Prendergast Kia Kirby

Roy Harvey Award - Special Award for Expressive Arts

Presenter: Tim Prendergast Kamile Kaktyke

Sadie Jones Award - Outstanding Student Progress

Presenter: Kevin Medcalf - Staff Governor James Healy

Geoff Norfolk Award - Outstanding achievement in Design and Technology

Presenter: Kevin Medcalf Tufan Uyanik

Shakespeare Achievement Award - Outstanding progress in English Literacy

Presenter: Chanel Ahmed - Parent Governor

Jasmine

Cornelius

Welbeck European Business Award - Work related learning

Presenter: Foyzur Rahman - School Governor Cameron Peaty

Denise Matthews & Robbie Jones Award - Outstanding leadership within the school

Presenter: Mrs L Wood - Eastbury Teacher

Jonida Kolgijni

& Mrs L Wood

Roy Patient Award - Outstanding contribution to school life

Presenter: Roy Patient - Chair of Governors Zeeshan Ashraf

Mike Dargon Award - Best overall academic achievement

Presenter: David Dickson - Executive Headteacher Rosie Betteridge

Dear Parents/Carers

RE: Parent View

As part of Eastbury School’s self-evaluation

process, we very much value working in

partnership with parents and carers to help us

continually enhance the quality of the

education that we provide to our students.

Parent View is an on-line questionnaire and the

main source for gathering parents’ and carers’

views about Eastbury School when it is

inspected by OFSTED.

Inspectors weigh the views of parents and

carers alongside first-hand evidence gathered

during an inspection when coming to a view

about the overall effectiveness of the school.

The link to setting up a login to review Eastbury

School can be found at:

www.parentview.ofsted.gov.uk

You will be required to enter an email address

and a password before completing the

questionnaire to ensure the security of the

website. If you fill in the questionnaire for

Eastbury School more than once using the

same email address in the same academic

year, your previous entry will be overwritten.

All entries to Parent View are anonymous and

the school will not have access to any

information that can be used to identify a

respondent. If there are parents/carers

who hold different views about the school,

each person is able to complete the

questionnaire but must use a different

email address.

Parent View asks parents and carers to

give their views on twelve aspects of your

child’s experience at Eastbury School

ranging from the quality of teaching, to

how well the school deals with bullying

and poor behaviour. You are able to give

your views using a four point scale, from

strongly agree to strongly disagree.

The results of questionnaires that have

been completed are published in real

time and are available to Eastbury School,

other parents/carers and the general

public. At the end of the academic year, the

results for Eastbury School will be frozen and a

new set of results will begin. This allows us to

make comparisons between the results from

one year to another.

I very much appreciate and value the time that

you give up to feedback your views about

Eastbury School through the completion of the

questionnaire on Parent View and our other

questionnaires that we send to you. If you have

any further questions or concerns about the

process, please do not hesitate to contact

Stavey Primus on 020 8507 4528 who will be

able to help you.

If you have a day-to-day concern can you

contact your child’s form tutor or Head of Year

in the first instance, if the matter is not resolved

please then contact your child’s Senior link for

the Year group

In the rare event that your concern is not

resolved can you then contact Mr Keith Coffey

(The school’s complaint officer) who will support

you and make the Executive Head Teacher Mr

David Dickson aware.

I would like to thank you for all of your support in

helping the school to provide a first rate

education.

Yours sincerely

David Dickson - Executive Headteacher

WE WELCOME YOUR FEEDBACK

CONTACT DETAILS AND TELEPHONE

NUMBERS

EXT

Primary Ms Jenkins 4602

Year 7 Mrs Oberholzer/Ms Higson 4540/4539

Year 8 Mr Vickers 4516

Year 9 Mr Owen 4558

Year 10 Mr Wood 4515

Year 11 Miss Miller 4515

Miss Moore 4514 6th

Form Mr Alkis 4514

THANK YOU

“I am extremely pleased that so many students at Eastbury and across the borough

have achieved success. Our students have made excellent progress with a record

breaking number achieving the top grades in their favourite subjects. The number of

higher grades compares extremely well with the national averages and puts Eastbury

in line with some of the best schools and academies in London. We must all

remember that exam results are not just statistics; they are the result of hard work and

are the passport to many jobs. I am absolutely delighted for all those who have

worked hard to secure the grades needed for their chosen University, Modern

Apprenticeship or job. All, whatever their pathway, have made an excellent start to

their careers. We are all constantly trying to improve results to improve the life

chances of our students and help them onto their next step in their careers. I would

like to thank all the staff for their hard work, professionalism and the many hours they

have put in to ensure these amazing results. I would also like to thank our caring

families, Governors and Local Authority who have provided support and

encouragement. It is a privilege to work with such a dedicated staff team and

enthusiastic students.”

Mr D Dickson - Executive Headteacher