Please find attached a Press Release which provides details of the school's future plans here.
The Swaminarayan School Summer Fair, Saturday 30th June and Sunday 1st July
Please note that the Swaminarayan school fair scheduled to take place over the weekend of 30th June and 1st July has been CANCELLED. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.
Summer Fair Committee
Excellent Performance in External Results 2017
The Times listed TSS as the 4th best performing co-educational independent school in England. The publication of the GCSE results of 2017 has delivered another superb year for pupils at The Swaminarayan School, in fact delivering the BEST GCSE RESULTS EVER. This is especially pleasing for a moderately selective intake, Some of the highlight figures include:
- 87.43% of the grades at A^-A & 9-7
- Points per pupil of 98; equivalent to 12 A* grades per pupil;
- 100% of the grades at C or better.
- 100% of the grades at A^-C & 9-4
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Source: The Times
Name of School
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Points
Per
pupil
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% Grades
C or better
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% Grades
A^-A &
9-7
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% Grades
A^-C
& 9-4
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1
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King Edward VI High School
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86.09
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99.75
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97.22
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99.75
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2
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Alleyn's School
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78.57
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99.72
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92.18
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99.72
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3
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The Perse School
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79.46
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99.61
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88.56
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99.61
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4
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The Swaminarayan School
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98.19
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100
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87.43
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100
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5
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City of London Freemen's School
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75.38
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99.9
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87.16
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99.9
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6
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Kingston Grammar School
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74.74
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99.79
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86.85
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99.81
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7
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Highgate School
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76.23
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99.83
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86.69
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99.88
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8
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Brighton College
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76.72
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100
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86.6
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99.86
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9
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Caterham School
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80.5
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99.64
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84.54
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99.64
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10
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Royal Grammar School
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79.03
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98.72
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83.49
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98.72
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ISA Essay Prize
22nd April 2016
Congratulations to Nerissa Patel in Senior 2 for winning the second prize in the ISA Essay Competition. With 150 essays submitted, it is indeed an achievement worthy of note. Below is the comment from Ewa Jozefkowicz, the adjudicator, on Nerissa’s essay - Fight or Flight?
“I thought that Nerissa’s essay was a highly engaging piece on how the human body reacts in situations of tension. Journalistic in style, it addresses the reader directly through the use of a second person narrative. Nerissa used sentences of varying length and put rhetorical questions, such as ‘So what’s going on here?’ to very good use. She also effectively wove together biological descriptions with real-life examples, which maintained the readers’ interest. I was impressed with the way in which she structured her arguments, and effectively returned to each one at the end, to conclude her thinking.”
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