The 9-4 grades are once again 20% above the national average, and a testament to the hard work of both the pupils and teaching staff. There were many success stories and pupils who performed exceptionally well included: Lily Baker who achieved five 9s, four 8s and one 6; Henry Kietz who achieved four 9s, five 8s, one 7, and one 8 in Further Maths; Giorgia Fiorentino who achieved four 9s, four 8s and two 7s; Giles Kerry-Roger who achieved four 9s, three 8s and one 7; Jess Reed who achieved three 9s, five 8s and two 7s.

Notable departmental performances were displayed in: Physics with 78% 9-7 grades; Chemistry with 72% 9-7 grades; Art with 58% 9-7 grades; Biology with 56% 9-7 grades; both 3D Design and History with 52% 9-7 grades.

Matthew Fogg, Head Master, says “We are so proud of our pupils for the hard work and effort that went into these results. It is also a tribute to the work of the staff and the support that they have offered to all the pupils. We are delighted at being placed in the top 25% for value-added for both GCSE and A Level results.”

GCSE Results 2025:
% of passes at grade 9: 6%
% of passes at grade 9 and 8: 17%
% of passes at grades 9 to 7: 31%
% of passes at grades 9 to 6: 51%
% of passes at grades 9 to 5: 71%
% of passes at grades 9 to 4: 86%