A Level Results 2026

The Oratory School has today once again celebrated the achievements of its A Level students who have attained success in their exams this summer, the majority of whom will be moving on to their first-choice universities.

Departmentally there were some excellent results with English Language attaining 100% A*-B; Further Maths 40% A*-A; Maths 42% A*-A and 67% A*-B; 3D Design 100% A*-B; Chemistry 100% A*-B; Economics 50% A*-A and 100% A*- C.

There were, of course, many strong individual performances including Yuvraj Gakhar who wins his place at Oxford University for Economics and Management with A*A*A*B; Yoonho Kang’s A*A*A*B for his place at Warwick for Maths; Juliet Boorer with A*AA for Bristol and Cognitive Neuroscience; Millie Davis-Gill for the degree course of Liberal Arts at Exeter with A*AB; and Max Hucker who took a flush of A grades and gained his place for the degree course of International Development at Bath.

The Head Master, Mr Matthew Fogg said, “It's been an absolutely fantastic morning welcoming families and students to The Oratory School on A Level results day and there has been so much to celebrate. An incredible 60% of our students are heading off to Russell Group Universities and our quality indicator shows that progress made by Oratory pupils at A Level is once again equivalent to the top 25% of schools nationally. These results are a tribute to the guidance of our Assistant Head (6th Form), Dr Moses, to all of our teachers, and, of course, to our students for all their hard work. Well done everyone."

The Oratory is looking forward to next Thursday and wish our GCSE pupils all the very best for their results.

A Level Results 2026 
% of passes at Grade A*: 7%
% of passes at Grade A* and A: 20%
% of passes at Grade A* to B: 50% 
% of passes at Grade A* to C: 71%
% of passes at Grade A* to E: 97% 

GCSE Results 2025

Oratory pupils have achieved another good year of GCSE results, with a value-added performance that places the school in the top 25% of schools nationally and the top 10% nationally for girls at GCSE.

Additionally, The Oratory is in the top 10% nationally for value-added department performances in Art & Design, Science, Chinese, English Language, History, Mathematics and Music.

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 and 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: 10%
% of passes at grade 9 and 8: 21%
% of passes at grades 9 to 7: 35%
% of passes at grades 9 to 6: 55%
% of passes at grades 9 to 5: 75%
% of passes at grades 9 to 4: 90%

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