The Belsteads School, Back Lane, Little Waltham, Essex, CM3 3PP
For us, success is about preparing every young person for the next stage of their life and giving them the skills and confidence to move forward. Whatever their individual achievements, we hope every student leaves The Belsteads School feeling proud of their progress and with positive memories of their time with us.
At The Belsteads School, we are proud of all our students’ achievements. Success takes many forms, from gaining Entry Level or Functional Skills in English and Maths to achieving GCSEs, vocational qualifications and a range of awards through PSHE, RSE and ASDAN.
Our students also have the opportunity to participate in the world-renowned Duke of Edinburgh’s Award, developing valuable skills, confidence and a strong sense of achievement.
Success beyond The Belsteads School may include:
We are proud to celebrate the progress and achievements of our students each year. The results provide an overview of the qualifications and awards achieved by students at The Belsteads School, reflecting their individual journeys, hard work and progress.
You can view achievements of our students over the years
Our leavers this year all achieved some fantastic results.
One student achieved a GCSE Maths grade 5 and Entry Level English grade 3.
Three other students achieved Entry Level English grade 3 and Entry Level Maths grade 3.
Another student achieved Entry Level English grade 2 and Entry Level Maths grade 3.
Three students gained their Duke of Edinburgh Bronze award.
Four students achieved their Personal Development Award through Asdan and they all also gained credits for a variety of Asdan short courses including Animal Care, Sports and Expressive Arts.
One student in year 10 gained their Functional Skills Level Two in Maths. One student in year ten gained their Functional Skills Level One in English.
Our year elevens gained two Functional Skills Level one in Maths and three Functional Skills Level One in English.
All our year eleven students also gained Entry Level passes at grade two and three in Maths and English.
Our students have all gained awards in DJ’ing from level one to level three this year.
Our year ten and elevens have been awarded a variety of awards from Asdan for their portfolio work including: Sports and Exercise, Foodwise, Expressive arts and Gardening.
All students achieved awards from Asdan for completing the PSHE syllabus which is approved by the DofE.
Five students also gained the prestigous Duke of Edinburgh Award this year.
Two students gained Functional Skills Level one in Maths and English, four students gained Entry Level three in Maths and English and one student gained Entry Level three for maths and Entry Level two for English.
Our students have all gained awards in DJ’ing from level one to level three this year.
They have all been awarded a qualification from St John’s Ambulance Service for first aid.
Our year ten and elevens have been awarded a variety of awards from Asdan for their portfolio work including: Sports and Exercise, Foodwise, Expressive arts and Gardening.
All students achieved awards from Asdan for completing the PSHE syllabus which is approved by the DofE.
One pupil gained Functional Skills Level Two Maths. Two students gained Functional Skills Level One Maths
Two pupils were entered in to Entry Level Maths and English, both gaining grade three.
Pupils were also awarded Asdan Awards for Food, Gardening and Sports & Exercise.
Our leavers have successfully moved on to local colleges to continue their study and one leaver has joined a sixth form at another school, again to continue their study.
Three pupils were entered for Entry Level Maths and English. One pupil achieved an Entry level two in English and a level three in maths, two pupils achieved a level three in both Maths and English.
Two of our school leavers successfully went to college to further their education and our other leaver has started an apprentiship here at the school as a trainee site caretaker.
Two pupils were entered for Entry Level Maths and English. One pupil achieved an Entry level two in both subjects, the other pupil achieved a level two in Maths and a level three in English.
Both of our school leavers successfully went to college to further their education.
The first year the school had pupils of examination age.
One student gained a GCSE level 5 in maths.
Two pupils were entered for Entry Levels in English and mathematics and both achieved a pass.
One pupil completed a certificate in motor vehicle maintenance and the other a certificate in construction.
No results are recorded for this year, as there were no pupils of examination age at the school.
No results are recorded for this year, as there were no pupils of examination age at the school.
