Tuesday, 28 January 2020 early closure. Please note that on early closures: All students will attend their timetabled lessons period 1-4 and should have their equipment for those lessons. All students will be dismi...
Posted on 22nd Jan
We are delighted to announce that as part of our commitment to deli...
Posted on 26th JulThis meeting will give you the chance to discuss your child’s progress with subject teachers. All students are expected to attend the evening with their parents/carers and should be in full school uniform. This year we are intr...
Posted on 15th Dec
Does your child have uniform they no longer need? Maybe they have grown ...
Posted on 28th MarWe were delighted to receive a letter from the Rt Hon Nick Gibb MP earlier this week congratulating us on our school curriculum and, in particular, our commitment to the EBacc. His letter goes on to say that Brentside is in the top 15% o...
Posted on 10th AprThis year, Brentside High School is hosting a Holocaust Memorial Service on behalf of the Mayor of Ealing. Students in Years 9 and 10 will be lighting candles and saying pledges. Holocaust Memorial Day is the international day of rem...
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Posted on 14th Jan
Official GCSE, GCE and BTEC certificates will be available for collection from the school office from Monday 27 January 2020, between the hours of 15:30 and 17:00, until Friday 28 February 2020.
Posted on 21st Jan
Our results highlight the outstanding progress our students continue to make and reinforces our position as one of the top non-selective schools in the country for A Levels. Having achieved results in the top 2% nationally for the last two years, results again look extremely positive and we look forward to confirmation of this year’s rankings, when published by the Department for Education.
We celebrate that for the second year running half of all A Level grades achieved by students were A*-B, with 20% being A* or A. Alongside our A Level performance, our vocational results are also exceptionally strong, with 70% of results being Distinction or Distinction*.
Examples of the many individual success stories include: Tyler Russel (A*AAAA), Daniel Scott (Dist A*A*BB), Aminah Malik (A*AAA), Mariam Rana (A*ABB), Maja Kozaczek (AAAAC), Nikhil Halai (A*AAB), Hassan Abdulmaged (AAAB), Marianna Soukeras (Dist*Dist*Dist A*), Samir Syed (Dist*DistDist B) and Mica Charles (DistDistDist A).
Headteacher, Arwel Jones, said: “We are exceptionally proud of the outstanding achievements of all our students who have worked so hard to achieve their goals. The results are a strong reflection of the excellent efforts of students and staff at the school.”
Director of Sixth Form, Hider Mahdi, said: “We are very proud of the achievements of our students this year. They continue to rise to the challenge of the more rigorous A Level and vocational qualifications, and their achievements demonstrate their commitment and diligence. Students will now move on to the next exciting stage of their journey, having secured high quality degree courses at university, some taking a gap year and others entering apprenticeships and the world of work. We wish them all the very best for the future.”
Photographed here are students celebrating their excellent results with Mr Jones:
