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Press Release: A Level Results (Thursday 17th August 2017) Sixth Form students at Mark Rutherford School are celebrating another year of excellent results in both A Level and BTEC courses. Over 70% of our students have achieved at least one A*-A grade or equivalent in their chosen subjects. This year's A Level high flyers include:
Oliver Beddall - A*s in Chemistry, Physics and Maths Oliver Langford - A* in Maths and As in Chemistry and Physics Elliot Cook - A* in Maths and As in Further Maths and Physics Samuel Thompson - A* in Maths and As in Chemistry and Physics The following students achieved three or more A*-A equivalents in BTEC subjects: Emmie Munyati, Ryan Bambury, Alisha Bhatti, Fabiano Cammarano, Chloe Carswell, Fiona Cheetham, Harrison Chinn, Kai Flanagan, Antonio Palmiero, Elliot Smith and Carlo Stramaglia. Results have improved again this year with all targets for key performance measures being exceeded. We would like to congratulate all of our Sixth Form students who can now progress onto their post A Level choices, with a high percentage progressing into their first choice higher education institution. "We are delighted with another excellent set of Sixth Form results. Both students and staff are to be congratulated for their hard work and commitment to achieving these excellent outcomes. We wish everyone well as they progress onto new ventures." R Millard Headteacher
U15 DISTRICT CRICKET CHAMPIONS
On Monday the Y10 cricket team headed to the District Cricket Finals Day. They took on Stratton in the semi-final, who they comfortably beat after bowling first. The final was a much closer contest, as the boys took on Sharnbrook. Mark Rutherford batted first and posted what looked like a very good 116. Sharnbrook stuttered early on but then made an excellent comeback to take the game into the final over. It went all the way to the final ball, with Sharnbrook needing 5 to win, they only achieved a single, so Mark Rutherford won the game by 4 runs! A fantastic achievement for all of the boys involved!
Congratulations to Miss Samosa who took home the Education Achievement Award last night at the Bedfordshire Local Heroes Awards 2017. Read more here.
Preparing Students for the Future The Annual Participation and NEET Report for Bedford Borough 2016/17 shows that Mark Rutherford has had a decline in the number of NEET students (not in education, employment or training) and we are now ranked in the lowest group in Bedford Borough. Goldington Ward, where many of our students originate from, is in the top 4 wards with the highest percentage of NEETs, making our positive outcome even more remarkable. This low figure of NEETs is a culmination of many factors that have enabled our young people (who are academic age 16-17) to contribute positively to society; curriculum opportunities, information, advice and guidance, having positive relationships, enjoyment of school, pastoral support, good outcomes, focused interventions, and a wide variety of extra-curricular and enrichment opportunities to participate in.
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August 7, 2017
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Mark Rutherford School
Wentworth Drive, Bedford, Bedfordshire Mk41 8PX Telephone 01234 290200 : Fax 01234 290236 : Email: mark.rutherford@mrus.co.uk
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