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Results – 2026

We are delighted to celebrate another year of exceptional GCSE and A Level results. With an estimated Progress 8 score of +1.42*, our students on average achieved almost a grade and a half higher than their peers nationally – a testament to transforming lives through education.

These achievements reflect the hard work, determination and resilience of our students alongside the dedication of our teachers who go the extra mile to help students realise their potential.

Year 11 GCSEs Highlights

• 40% of exams were awarded grades 9–7 (1,131 top grades), compared to 22.6% nationally.
• 73% of all GCSEs (2,133 qualifications) were awarded grades 9–5.
• 86% achieved grades 9–4 in English and Maths GCSEs (vs 65% nationally).
• 78% achieved grades 9–5 in English, with 39% achieving grades 9–7.
• 78% achieved grades 9–5 in Maths with 44% at grades 9–7. An impressive 79 students out of 251 achieved grade 8s and 9s!
• 40% of all Science exams were graded 9–7 (227 qualifications), including 73 individual grade 9s.
• 103 students achieved 5 or more grades 9–7, including 52 with 10 or more at this level.
• 45% of our cohort (113 students) achieved 12 or more GCSEs (compared to just 0.1% of students nationally).
• Congratulations to the 6 students who achieved 10 or more grade 9s!

A Level

• 27% of grades were awarded at A–A* – including 46 A*s and 83 As.
• 77% of grades were at A–C*.
• 97% of students achieved at least an A*–E grade.
• 18 students achieved at least 3 A* or A grades in their subjects.
• Congratulations to the 3 students who achieved 3 or 4 straight A* grades, with our highest performer securing a clean sweep of 4 A*s!
• Over half (52%) of students going to university will do so at a highly prestigious Russell Group university including Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial College London, UCL, King’s College London, Warwick, and Durham.

We wish them the best of luck in the next stage of their education.

Other Highlights:

Key Stage 4:

• 2026 Attainment 8 score: 59.77.
• 71% of pupils achieved a grade 5 or above in GCSE English and Maths (versus 45% nationally).
• 95% of pupils stayed in education or went into employment after Key Stage 4 (statistic from 2023).
• 84% of pupils were entered for the English Baccalaureate (EBacc) in 2026.
• 2025 EBacc average point score – 5.76 (versus 4.09 nationally in 2025).

Key Stage 5:

• Attainment measure – 35.33 points score in 2026 (versus 36.09 nationally in 2025).
• The average result was a B- in 2026.
• Destination measures from 2023 – 89% of students progressed to education, apprenticeships or employment. Measures for more recent years are not available on the DfE website.

* Caveat on Progress 8 Score

Estimated Progress 8 score generated via Smid data. The DfE will not publish official progress figures in 2026 as students did not sit SATs exams in KS2 due to the pandemic.