2. GRADUATION RESULTS
88% of S1 students entering the Bermuda School Diploma
(BSD) programme in 2010 graduated in 2014
95% graduate pass rate for the 2013/2014 school year
227 graduates scored a GPA of 2.0 and above and 3 IGCSE
passes in English, mathematics, and science
8 graduates awarded distinction; GPA of 3.67 and above
18 graduates awarded honours; GPA between 3.32-3.66
*BERMUDA SCHOOL CERTIFICATE (BSC)
3. GRADUATION RESULTS
(2011 TO 2014)
Year
Number
of
Graduates
Percentage
of S1 cohort
Percentage of
S4 cohort
2014 227 88% 95%
2013* 217 88% 96%
2012* 216 85% 94%
2011* 210 81% 96%
*BERMUDA SCHOOL CERTIFICATE (BSC)
4. EXAMINATION RESULTS – SENIOR
LEVEL
1522 external exams taken
1457 IGCSE/GCSE exams
1,293 scores of A-G
89% pass rate; an increase of 203 passes over 2013
59 passes were reported by middle school students
65 Advanced Studies (AS) exams taken; 57% pass
rate
6. Distribution of IGCSE Grades A*- C
431 scores of A*-C
(30%)
23 middle school
students achieved A-C
13
43
111
264
300
250
200
150
100
50
0
A* A B C
7. NUMBER OF STUDENTS WITH
IGCSE/GCSE REPORTED GRADES
Subjects 2014 2013 2012
English 361 347 295
Mathematics 317 318 222
Science 372 250 266
Foreign Languages 51 22 53
The Arts 55 83 88
Business & Technology 51 23 58
Physical Education 43 29 31
Family Studies 11 6 3
Social Studies 32 12 --
Total Reported Grades 1,293 1,090 1,016
8. CAMBRIDGE CHECKPOINT SCORES
A sound understanding of
most of the curriculum
content - Cambridge
Source: Cambridge International Examinations Board
A basic understanding
of curriculum content
and would benefit
from more focus on
some areas of the
curriculum -
Cambridge
Ministry Expectation for 2015
9. Cambridge Secondary 1 Checkpoint
MIDDLE THREE (M3)
On average, middle schools students demonstrated
sound understandings in science
Improvements in key areas in English and
mathematics are needed
The largest improvement over last year was seen in
mathematics; 16%
Gaps remain when compared to international
averages
9
15. Cambridge Primary Checkpoint
PRIMARY LEVEL (P6)
Majority of schools reported student scores
demonstrating sound understanding and
improvement in English and Science
Decrease in mathematics scores, indicating
critical areas for improvement across system
Gaps when compared to international averages
16. 2014 Cambridge Primary (P6)
Comparison of international average scores to
Bermuda National average scores
Separate graphs for each of these.
Title: IGCSE Results – English
Number of IGCSE / GCSE exams taken by students
English 361
Mathematics 317
Science 372
Foreign Languages 51
The Arts 55
Business & Technology 51
Physical Education 43
Family Studies 11
Social Studies 32
Total # of exams 1,293
Forty-one (41) students received access arrangements (11%)
Thirty (30) students were exempted (8%)
Each exemption is addressed on a case by case basis.
Students are exempted based on criteria set out by Students Services that may include any of the following:
A. Exemption already stated in IEPB. Examination of student standardized testing scores C. Samples of students actual workD. Written report on students' academic responses signed by principalPoints B, C, D usually occur in combination.