Home About Us Curriculum Admissions Parents 6th Form JCoSS Life Recruitment & Training Results 2021 JCoSS 6th Form Results 2021 We are delighted to announce another record-breaking set of public exam results, once again beating previous records. This cohort of students scored exceptionally highly at GCSE in 2019 and their 6th form Grades have not disappointed. Grades were awarded on the basis of teacher assessments, fully quality-assured by the school, and moderated by the Exam Boards. While the system inevitably has some drawbacks it is gratifying that it has recognised the talents of our students. Overall, 71% of grades were at either A* or A, and 92% were at Grade B or above. Among many outstanding individual A level performances are: 4 A* grades: Isaac Antscherl, Aran Haber, Jacob Inwald, Lucy Ritter and Ari Weiler-Ofek 3 A* grades: Ollie Eilon (with A in a 4th A level); Ben Brent (with A* in the Extended Project Qualification) Dylan Franks, Daniel Garai-Ebner, Eliana Jackson, Talia Jacobs, Yuval Kaufman, Oliver Lazarus, Benjamin Mallandaine, Aaron Maurice, Gili McEwen, Tom Mosseri, Jessica Nathan, Connie Portman, Emily Shurmer, Lior Solomons-Wise, Evie Sorsky, Adam Tobiansky, Emma Wilkins, Benjamin Woolf and Matthew Woolf 26 students scored A* in at least 3 subjects, and 55% of the A level cohort scored at least 2 A grades. All 11 students who held offers for Oxford, Cambridge, Medicine and Veterinary Science had their places confirmed. It was also an exceptional year for Vocational results where outstanding performances included the following, all of whom achieved 3 Distinction* grades: Abigail Ardeman, Jack-Tyler Ariel, Yael Bradman, Saul Brown, Zach Burke, Ariela Cameron, Magaly Du Sautoy, Maya Gerber, Samuel Gil-Lizaro, Alex Godfrey, Jamie Levine, Cidney Miller, Ella Philip, Sasha Relevy, Poppy Reuben, Joel Rose, Jamie Saffer, Sonny Scheffer, Noa Schimmel, Jemma Serlin, Aaron Stollar, Lia Stratton, Jessica Vincent and Shira Wolf. There are many other students whose grades are stunning either as raw results or in terms of their personal achievement against challenging odds, or both. Despite the uncertainties of the last 6 months and the awarding of grades, the vast majority of the year group have places confirmed at their chosen universities and are now set to embark on courses including Medicine, Maths, Engineering, Economics, the Arts, Business and Science at many prestigious institutions. Others are heading into employment or pursuing other routes. Headteacher Patrick Moriarty commented: ‘This remarkable cohort have faced enormous challenge and disruption over their two years in the 6th form. We are delighted that these excellent results recognise the huge strengths we have seen in them over 7 years and their dedicated, resilient hard work over the two years of these courses. I salute their unstinting labours and, and those of their teachers, and pay tribute also to parents who have shouldered additional burdens over the past 18 months. ‘This is the year group whose GCSE results contributed to JCoSS being named as Sunday Times Greater London School of the Year for 2020. Their exceptional grades this year fully vindicate that award and the strength of education and community that JCoSS provides. ‘We take pride not only in the academic accomplishments of our students but in the qualities that have grown in them during their time at JCoSS. They leave as accomplished Mensches, embodying the values of the school and the wider community, and ready to act as ambassadors for both as they step forward on the next phase of their journey.’ GCSE Results 2021 In a second disrupted year, we are thrilled to announce another set of stunning GCSE results for our Year 11 students. 56% all results are at Grade 7 or better, 37% at Grade 8 or better and 18% at Grade 9. Eighteen students scored at least 9 Grade 8s or better, and almost two-fifths achieved at least 8 GCSEs at Grade 7 or better. Grades were awarded on the basis of teacher assessments, fully quality-assured by the school, and moderated by the Exam Boards. While the system inevitably has some drawbacks it is gratifying that it has recognised the talents of our students. In several subjects, over 25% of all grades were at Grade 9: Latin (100%), Ivrit (66.7), Jewish Education, Computer Science, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Film, Media, PE, and History. Our ‘value-added’ score, measuring progress during students’ time at JCoSS, is by some distance our strongest ever. The percentage of results at Grade 5 and above (a ‘strong pass’) has increased to 87.4, with 95.6% of grades at 4 or better (A*-C on the old system). As last year, the list of top achievers is more gender-balanced than has formerly been the case. Among many outstanding individual performances (which in some cases are in addition to exams taken in previous years) are those of: Michaela Jackson 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 Natan Boyd 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 Daniella Finch Cohen 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 8 Adam Jacobs 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 8 Scarlett Sherman 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 8 Lara Gubbay 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 8 Samuel Gassner 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 8 8 Dillon Waterman 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 8 8 Sarah Clif 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 8 8 Hannah Meyerowitz 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 8 8 Isaac Reuben 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 8 8 There are many other students whose grades are stunning either as raw results or in terms of their personal achievement against challenging odds, or both. Headteacher Patrick Moriarty commented: ‘We rejoice with our students and their families at the excellent results that they have achieved – both in absolute outcomes and in meeting and exceeding personal goals. They have faced huge uncertainty and difficulty during the course of the 2-year GCSE courses and have risen to the challenges with phenomenal resilience. ‘I salute their unrelenting hard work, and that of their teachers, and pay tribute to parents who have done so much to support them in unexpected ways during the pandemic. JCoSS has sustained its high standards of community and academic excellence throughout, and I am delighted that our students’ achievements and my colleagues’ professionalism has been so fulsomely recognised.’ Contact us JCoSS, Castlewood Road, New Barnet, EN4 9GE Headteacher: Patrick Moriarty MA (Oxon) MA (Ed), NPQH Tel: 020 8344 2220 Email: admin@jcoss.barnet.sch.uk Find us Some satellite navigational systems do not recognise our postal address, so please use the postcode EN4 9DQ instead. The vehicle entrance is on Castlewood Road. The pedestrian entrance is on Westbrook Crescent. 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