As our School runs a combined class system, pupils graduate from the School in alternate years. Our first cohorts of students graduated from the school in July 2021/22 and our next cohort will graduate in July 2024.

Class of 2021/22

In 2021/22 six students completed Level 3 of the Certificate of Steiner Education, with the following results:

– 1 student: Achieved
– 2 students: Achieved – Highly Commended
– 3 students: Achieved – Distinction

Class of 2024

– 3 students: Achieved
– 1 student: Achieved – Highly Commended
– 5 students: Achieved – Distinction

In 2023 9 students completed Level 2 of the Certificate of Steiner Education, with the following results:

– 1 student: Achieved
– 1 student: Achieved – Highly Commended
– 7 students: Achieved – Distinction

What equivalence to A levels do the terms ‘Distinction’, ‘Highly Commended’ and ‘Achieved’ imply?

• An overall ‘Distinction‘ in the Certificate is broadly equivalent to ‘A’ grades at A level, with pupils usually Excelling in at least three specialist subjects.
• A ‘Highly Commended‘ is broadly equivalent to ‘B’ grades at A level, although pupils can still achieve Excellence (or ‘A’) grades in particular subjects.
• An ‘Achieved‘ overall, is broadly equivalent to C grades at A levels, although as with ‘Highly Commended’, pupils may still achieve Excellence grades in particular specialisms.