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Nearly three quarters (72%) of students achieved a grade 5 or above in both English and Maths, with 31% achieving a grade 7 or above in both subjects and 84% achieving grade 4+ in both. In addition to this, a record 20% achieved a Grade 9 in Maths and 22% in Religious Studies, a GCSE taken by all students.

On Friday, students at Paddington Academy joined together virtually with thousands of their peers from across United Learning to see themselves in the online premiere of Green Love! Songs to save the world.

Green Love! is an ambitious music and performing arts project designed to develop students’ musical talents and encourage them to think more about the environment and how, together, we can protect it. The project culminated in the professional production of a unique thirty-minute film, featuring performances recorded in the 40 schools involved.

Paddington Academy’s Sixth Form has seen another ambitious cohort of students graduate – with university places secured on some of the UK’s most competitive courses.

This will see Year 13 students take their next steps to becoming the doctors, engineers and physicists of the future as they head off to an array of top Russell Group universities after receiving their A Level grades.

The Art department has put together a collection of some of the best student artwork created during the first term of this academic year. 

A big well done and thank you to Amy Priechenfried for putting this newsletter together for students and parents to celebrate their hard work.

We thought you’d all like to see it as well, so please enjoy the first edition of the PA Art newsletter here!

Last updated: 02nd March 2020                                                                                    

Dear Parent, 

We would like to reassure you that we are doing everything we can to keep students safe and prevent the spread of Coronavirus.  We would also like to emphasise that if the outbreak becomes a significant issue, we have procedures in place to manage it.  So far, there have been no cases of the virus at school and we are not aware of anyone travelling to any ‘Category One’ areas (see below). To read the letter in full click the image below.