We are delighted that 74% of our students achieved at least a grade 4 in both English and Maths, while an impressive 53% secured a grade 5 or above in both subjects. These outstanding outcomes place us significantly above national averages in key measures and reflect the high aspirations and achievements of our students. Across the full range of GCSE and Level 2 qualifications, students have excelled, producing results that we are incredibly proud of and that provide a strong foundation for future success.

What makes these achievements even more remarkable is the resilience, determination, and positive attitude our students have shown throughout their examination year. They have embraced challenges, supported one another, and approached their studies with maturity and commitment. We also recognise that examinations can be demanding, and we are deeply grateful to our parents and carers for the invaluable encouragement and support they have provided. Together, we achieve, together we thrive, and together we celebrate.

These results are also a reflection of the unwavering commitment of our staff, who have worked tirelessly to provide every student with the highest quality education, guidance, and care. Their dedication to ensuring that all students have the opportunity to flourish and pursue their chosen pathways has played a vital role in this success.

Today is a moment for our students to celebrate. Every grade awarded has been earned through hard work, perseverance, and ambition. They have been truly outstanding, and they should take great pride in all they have achieved. We look forward to following their future successes and celebrating the exciting opportunities and achievements that lie ahead.

As always, there were some truly exceptional individual performances, with over 40% of students achieving at least one grade between 9 and 7, a fantastic achievement that highlights the talent, dedication, and academic excellence within our school community.

Congratulations to every student. Enjoy this well-deserved success, celebrate your achievements, and look forward to the future with confidence, pride, and excitement.

A selection of the standout performances are provided below:

Number of Grade 9’s

• Annabelle Clark 8
• Milada Drabkova 5
• Manny Bridges 4
• Katie Renshaw 4
• Charlotte Ascott 3
• Tom Harris 3
• Henry O’Dwyer 3
• Daisy Whelan 1
• Sophie Eaton 1
• Isabelle Westlake 1
• Henry Moorman 1
• Evie McCollum 1
• Ella Bond 1
• Samuel Chard 1
• Amelie Hinson 1
• Amellie Lenn 1

Number of Grade 8’s

• Kitty Arscott 7
• Rocco La Placa 6
• Summer Saunders 4
• Poppy Briscoe 3
• Edgar Starkey 3
• Maisie Clist 2
• Mia Morris 2
• Finley Ross 2
• Jack Scriven 2
• Connie Ballam 1
• Noah Kenny 1
• Alex McDonald 1
• Kitty Travill 1
• Oliver Smith 1
• Adam Twaddle 1
• Reuben Petty 1
• Emily Harvey 1
• George Kennett 1
• Toby Dent 1
• Harry Bull 1
• Xander Tillett 1
• Eloise Found 1
• Philip Turner 1
• Darcie Green 1
• Lucy Baldwin 1
• Poppy Lane 1

Strong BTEC Grades

• Ewan Jones, Distinction
• Maisie Clist, Merit
• Andrew Lush, Merit
• Maisie Wiscombe, Merit

Across the two years of study, many students made fantastic progress because of their hard work and commitment. Students making significant progress across their qualifications include – Ezekiel Isaia Cardoso, Kitty Blow, Freddie Pring, Arthur Buckingham and Chloe Flux.

We are especially proud of the outstanding achievements of our SEND and Disadvantaged students, whose results improved significantly on last year and once again exceeded national benchmarks. In another excellent outcome, and against the national trend, the performance gap between girls and boys narrowed to just 0.01, with almost identical progress achieved.

There were exceptional performances across the curriculum. In Physics, Mandarin and Performing Arts, 100% of students achieved grades 9 to 4, while in Biology, Chemistry, English Language, Media Studies, Religious Studies and Physical Education, over 80% achieved grades 9 to 4. These results reflect the talent, dedication and ambition of our students, supported by the expertise and commitment of our staff.

Most students will now continue their studies in our thriving Sixth Form, which also celebrated another year of excellent results. Others will move on to college, apprenticeships or employment. Whatever their next steps, we are confident they are well prepared for future success.

As students receive their GCSE and Level 2 results, we remain committed to providing support and guidance as they plan their next stage. We are incredibly proud of all they have achieved.

Together we succeed, and together we celebrate.

Dan Watts – Headteacher

Gavin Rice – Head of Year 11 said:

“I am immensely proud of our Year 11s and their brilliant GCSE results. Watching them grow and mature over the last two years has been a true privilege, and these achievements are a well-deserved reward for their effort and focus. I wish every student the very best on whichever path they choose next, and I look forward to seeing many of them continue to flourish in our Sixth Form.”