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The Cotswold School : ウィキペディア英語版
The Cotswold School

The Cotswold School is an 11 to 18, academy school, located in Bourton-on-the-Water, Gloucestershire, Great Britain. The school achieved Academy status in September 2010. The Principal from 2012 is Mr Will Morgan.
The school roll in 2014 sits at 1230 (with approximately 250 of those students in The Cotswold School's Sixth Form). Exam results at The Cotswold School over recent years have continued to improve with Mr Morgan receiving a letter of congratulations from the Secretary of State for Education for consistent improvement in GCSE results from 2012.
In August 2014, The Cotswold School broke its own results records again. At A Level, 34.6% of examinations were awarded A
* or A and 69.4% were awarded grades at A
*, A or B. This achievement saw The Cotswold Sixth Form ranked #1 in Gloucestershire and 21st in the country in published League Tables (Daily Telegraph, Aug 2014). Meanwhile, over one third of all GCSE entries were at the top A
* and A grades and 41% of our students achieved the EBacc.
Department for Education – School and Performance Tables (15 January 2015), The Cotswold School http://www.education.gov.uk/cgi-bin/schools/performance/school.pl?urn=136292
==History==
The Cotswold School opened in 1988 following the controversial amalgamation of Bourton Vale Secondary Modern (in Bourton on the Water) and historic Westwood's Grammar School (Northleach). The first Head Teacher was Mr Sanders and first Chair of Governors was Mavis, Viscountess Dunrossil. The roll was just over 400 students and 35 staff. The school emblem, comprising tree, dry stone wall and river was devised in 1988 by Gareth Harris (then 10 years old) and fellow pupils at Chedworth Primary School who entered the competition to design a new school crest for the new "The Cotswold School".
The former Head Teachers were Mr Sanders (September 1988 - August 1995) and Mrs Holland (September 1995 - December 2011).
Under the leadership of Head Teacher Mrs Holland (1995–2011) the school doubled in size to 1,226 students in 2011 (603 students in 1995), with a similar improvement in exam results - at A-Level A
*/B rates exceed 60% and A
*-C rates exceed 80%; whilst at GCSE in 2011 over one third of all entries were at the top A
*/A grades with 91% of students achieving 5-15 A
*-C grades (38% in 1995).

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