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Posted on: 30/03/2023

WHTC confirmed as Outstanding by Ofsted

We are delighted to share WHTC’s latest Ofsted report in which the school was once again confirmed by Ofsted inspectors as an “Outstanding” school. Whilst a grade alone cannot define the exceptional work which underpins our school, we are immensely proud of our pupils and staff in achieving this recognition. We are also extremely grateful for the support of families and the trust and confidence you place in us. We commit all of our efforts into continuing to provide a truly exceptional education for the community we serve.  The full report can be read here. 
Posted on: 25/08/2022

GCSE and A Level Results - Summer 2022

We are delighted to share the success of our pupils in yet another year of exceptional results at GCSE, AS and A Level. 2022 marked the return of formal examinations after a three-year hiatus caused by the pandemic. We are incredibly proud of the hard work that our students put into their studies this year to prepare for success in external examinations. We want to extend our gratitude to our teachers for their commitment to helping our students achieve highly and for going the extra mile and supporting them in realising their potential.  Students in Years 11, 12 and 13 have excelled despite the disruption to their education, demonstrating great determination and resilience. The overall pass rate remains 100%.  Below are some of the highlights.  A Level ·        43% of exams were awarded A*/A grades, including 72 A*s and 146 As. ·        71% of exams were awarded A*-B grades ·        39 students achieved at least 3 A grades Congratulations to the 9 students who achieved 3 A* grades 50% of students have already secured places at Russell Group universities; three students will study at Oxford or Cambridge; four have secured places to study Medicine or Dentistry. We are incredibly proud of these students’ achievements and wish them every success in the next stage of their education! AS Level ·        60% of exams were awarded A-B grades ·        78% of exams were awarded A-C grades ·        The overall pass rate remains at 97% ·        47 students achieved at least 3 A grades, and particular congratulations to the 33 students who achieved four A grades. Year 11 GCSEs ·        80 out of 214 students achieved 10 or more grades 9-7  ·        17 students achieved 15 grades 9-7  ·        129 pupils achieved 5 or more grades 9-7 ·        60% of exams were awarded 9-7 grades  ·        92% of all GCSEs were awarded 9-5 grades ·        191 students achieved grades 9-5 in English and Maths GCSEs ·        94% of students achieved grades 9-5 in English Literature with 63% achieving grades 9-7 ·        82% of students achieved grades 9-5 in English Language with 38% achieving 9-7 ·        90% of students achieved grades 9-5 in Maths with 63% achieving 9-7.  ·        61 students achieved grade 9s in Maths! ·        58% of all Science exams were grades 9-7 including 72 grade 9s! Congratulations to the 10 students who achieved 10 or more grade 9s! Another year of amazing results – a huge ‘well done’ to all of our students!
Posted on: 11/02/2021

Wembley High selected to become a Teaching School Hub

Wembley High Technology College is one the 87 schools in England selected to be designated as a new Teaching School Hub. The College has been selected to provide high-quality professional development to teachers and leaders. For more information click here. As a Teaching School Hub, we offer a high-quality Appropriate Body service for Early Career Teachers. We will work with schools to provide specialist support and guidance. For more information click here. For more information about North West London Teaching School Hub, please click here.   For any enquiries related to the Teaching School Hub, please email TSH@my.entiempolibre.m-y-c.net 
Posted on: 28/11/2020

London Mayor Celebrates Wembley High's Success Yet Again

The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has celebrated the exceptional performance of Wembley High Technology College as part of his Schools for Success programme. The school has been honoured for its commitment to reducing educational inequality and attaining exceptional results for children previously struggling academically. The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, said: “I’d like to congratulate the staff of Wembley High Technology College for their exceptional work. We created Schools for Success to recognise the positive impact that teachers, headteachers, teaching assistants, support staff and governors are making every day to support students and reduce inequalities, and this school’s commitment to being supportive and inclusive sets a great example. Covid-19 has presented unforeseen challenges across our city but Wembley High Technology College has done a fantastic job in maintaining excellence during a very difficult time. Working together we can make sure that no young Londoner is left behind” Created in 2017, the Schools for Success programme was formed to enhance the support given to children from disadvantaged backgrounds. The programme acknowledges primary and secondary schools that prioritise progress for their lowest attaining pupils, are excelling in their performance overall and sharing their work with other schools through a series of webinars made available to all London schools. Wembley High is one of a handful of schools that has been selected for this award every year since its inception. Click here to see our certificate
Posted on: 1/10/2019

London Mayor Celebrates Wembley High's Success

Outstanding achievements of Wembley High Technology College recognised by the Mayor of London The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has celebrated the outstanding performance of Wembley High Technology College in Brent with an awards ceremony. The school was honoured for its work to reduce educational inequality and achieve exceptional results for children who were previously behind in their studies, at a Schools for Success awards ceremony. Wembley High Technology College has been recognised for its outstanding academic success and the progress pupils make from primary school to GCSE. The Schools for Success programme was created by the Mayor in 2017 to improve the support given to children from disadvantaged backgrounds. The programme recognises primary and secondary schools that ensure strong progress for their lowest attaining pupils, has a strong overall performance and shares their work with other schools.  The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, said: “I’d like to congratulate the staff of Wembley High Technology College for their excellent work. Schools for Success was created to celebrate the difference that teachers, teaching assistants, support staff and governors are making every day to support children and reduce inequalities, and this school’s inclusive and supportive learning environment is a great example of this. London has the best schools and teachers in the country, and by working together we can make sure that no young Londoner is left behind.” Please click here to see our certificate.
Posted on: 8/10/2018

Mayor of London Celebrates Wembley High's Success

Wembley High Technology College has been celebrated under the Success for Schools programme set up by the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, to recognise exceptional schools in the capital. Schools for Success celebrates schools that are achieving academic success with their pupils, in particular disadvantaged or vulnerable students who started off behind their peers. The programme creates a network for these schools to share best practice with others across London through events, school visits and online profiles.  The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, said: “I’d like to congratulate Wembley High Tecnology College for the fantastic work of their staff and pupils in the last year. Our Schools for Success programme shows the significant difference that a supportive and inclusive teaching environment can make for all pupils. London has some of the best schools in the country in the capital and by working together we can make sure that every young Londoner is given the opportunity to reach their full potential.” Please click here to view our certificate
Posted on: 3/10/2017

Mayor's Achievement Award 2017

Mayor's Achievement Award 2017 Wembley High Technology College in Brent has been celebrated under a new programme set up by the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, to recognise exceptional schools in the capital. Schools for Success celebrates schools that are achieving academic success with all their pupils, in particular disadvantaged or vulnerable students who started off behind their peers, or those affected by circumstances that could have an impact on their learning. In 2016 there were more than 39,000 pupils at the end of primary school[i] and 30,000 at the end of secondary school[ii] who did not reach expected levels. The new programme creates a network for these schools to share best practice with others across London through events, school visits and online profiles. London’s schools are outperforming the rest of the country with last year’s GCSE results showing the city as the top English region for the ninth consecutive year.[iii] Wembley High has been recognised in the Schools for Success Awards, because of the high levels of progress and achievement of pupils. The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, said: 'Congratulations to Wembley High Technology College for its outstanding achievements and for the hard work of its pupils and teaching staff. London has some of the best schools in the country, and Schools for Success shows the huge difference good quality teaching can make to pupils who started off behind in their studies. By sharing best practice with other schools across the capital, we can help every young Londoner reach their full potential, and ensure no child is left behind.” [i] Mayor of London’s Annual Education Report 2017, p17 - http://www.london.gov.uk/sites/default/files/final_epi_edits_design_final_gla_annual_report_2017_0.pdf [ii] Analysis from DfE’s SFR03/2017: GCSE and equivalent results in England 2015/16 (revised) [iii] In 2008/9 London was joint top region, and then top region for the following years up until after 2016/17 Click here to view the certificate

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