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When we welcome our staff back for the September teacher training day one of the first items on the agenda is reviewing our summer GCSE results and the results of individual students. This includes highlighting particular successes, for us this not only includes our highest attainers but also includes the students who have made good progress since joining us in Year 7 and those who have overcome barriers and difficulties to achieve their best. In just nine months, our newest Year 11 students will begin sitting their GCSE exams, and on Thursday, 21st August, 2025, they too will collect their results. Before then, there is a lot of work to do. To support our Year 11 parents and carers and equip them with information about the year ahead we are hosting a Year 11 Launch Evening on Tuesday, 10th September, 6.00pm. Information will be shared about: *Exam protocols *Revision techniques *Key dates *Exploring post-16 options *Success in academic studies To book tickets, visit: https://lnkd.in/eA-b6_yk To read about our 2024 GCSE results, visit: https://lnkd.in/eAaEA-u7 #AVSAmbition

Important Update for International Students: If you have been accepted to a new Designated Learning Institution (DLI) for the Winter or Spring 2025 semester, you may be eligible to start your studies while waiting for your study permit extension! Here’s what you need to do: 1. Be accepted to a DLI for the Winter/Spring 2025 semester. 2. Apply for a study permit extension. 3. Have a valid study permit that doesn’t have the DLI name printed on it. 4. Meet all existing study permit conditions. If you meet these criteria, you can start attending your new DLI while your study permit extension is being processed! Stay informed and make sure your study plans are on track for the upcoming semester. For more details, visit the official government website.

The Extended Project Qualification A much-underestimated qualification that deserves far more attention. EVERY student hoping to go on to higher education should undertake an EPQ. Not only is it of great value to students - it supercharges their university application AND gives them practice in the kind of approach they'll need to master at undergraduate level. We've been offering the EPQ now for four years and we've only had one grade A in that time ... all the other students who undertook an EPQ gained A* Elea High Online School offers the EPQ as part of its rich and broad curriculum but also as a standalone course for external students whose school doesn't offer the EPQ.

Unlocking Your Future: Everything You Need to Know About the OSSD Diploma The Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) is an important achievement on the path to further education and career success. This guide explains the OSSD, including its importance, what you need, and how to get it. If you're a student or adult with educational goals, it's important to understand the OSSD for academic success. What is the OSSD Diploma? The OSSD is a diploma given to students who finish their required courses in Ontario, Canada. It signifies the attainment of essential academic skills and knowledge necessary for post-secondary endeavors and career pursuits. What Does OSSD Stand For? OSSD stands for Ontario Secondary School Diploma. How many credits do you need for OSSD in Ontario? To obtain an OSSD, students must earn a minimum of 30 credits. Students receive credits for required and optional classes in subjects such as English, Math, Science, Social Studies, and Arts. How to Get OSSD? Achieving an OSSD involves fulfilling specific requirements outlined by the Ontario Ministry of Education. Students must: - Earn 17 Compulsory Credits - Earn 13 Optional Credits - Complete 40 Hours of Community Involvement - Meet Literacy Requirements: Demonstrate proficiency in literacy skills by passing the Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test (OSSLT) or the Ontario Secondary School Literacy Course (OSSLC). If you have any further questions, feel free to comment or reach out to us today! Wish High School is here for any of your education questions.

The better someone scores at GCSE, the more likely they are to hold advanced qualifications. 📝 Institute For Fiscal Studies ➡️ https://bit.ly/448mpkz. GCSE attainment is a crucial indicator of a young person's educational outcomes. With attainment being the biggest barrier to university access, investing in programmes to support attainment can have a significant impact. Get in touch with our team today to find out how The Scholars Programme can benefit your pupils and boost attainment and self efficacy ➡️ https://bit.ly/3xGSUtL

Cherokee County School District high school students have increased their success in college-level courses, earning international honors for their schools. CCSD students raised their overall Advanced Placement (AP) exam average score to 3.6, up from 3.4, this past spring, according to a new report from the College Board, while also increasing participation, with 6,955 exams completed, up from 6,091. Eighty-two percent of CCSD’s exam scores were a 3 or higher – the highest pass rate ever for the school district, up from 78%. The total value of the college tuition CCSD students will avoid paying due to this success, assuming each exam equals just one college course, is estimated at $6.1 million, up from $4.6 million. Learn more about this student performance success: https://lnkd.in/dkDYxYda #CCSDElevateTheExcellence

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“📚 BPP University Application Deadlines are Here! 🚨 Secure your spot now! Applications for ALL programs, including the prestigious LLM programs, are closing soon. Don’t wait—take the next step in your academic journey today! 👉 Need guidance? Universal Study Advisors is here to help! #BPPUniversity #LLMPrograms #StudyInTheUK #EducationGoals #StudyAbroad #UniversalStudyAdvisors”

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has introduced a new policy for re-evaluation of marks before exam results release, requiring online application within a specified timeframe. #CBSE #boardresults #verification