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How 'Britain's strictest head' is proving critics wrong as her school gets top GCSE results again

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By Julie Henry, Antonio Jarne Cubero
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Britain's strictest head mistress has proved her critics wrong yet again with top GCSE results to rival Eton despite serving one of the capital's most deprived areas. Katharine Birbalsingh, head of Michaela Community School in Brent, north London , is celebrating more than 50 per cent of her entries being grade 9 – ten times the national average of 5 per cent. In addition, 82 per cent of all grades were at least a 7 – the equivalent of the old A – compared with around 22 per cent nationwide.
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How 'Britain's strictest head' is proving critics wrong as her school gets top GCSE results again

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By Julie Henry, Antonio Jarne Cubero
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Students put careers over 'love of learning' as grades hit record high

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By Eleanor Harding Verified, Antonio Jarne Cubero
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Pupils are prioritising job prospects over a 'love of learning' as a record one in eight A-level entries are now for maths, experts said yesterday. As hundreds of thousands of pupils picked up their results, maths entries were up 3.9 per cent, helping to drive top grades to a record high. Results show 28.5 per cent of entries graded at A and A*, while 9.6 per cent were graded at A* only. That means both figures had risen for the third year running.
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