Exam Results

As a successful and rapidly growing school, we are delighted our students have performed so well, building on the successes achieved last year to secure further improvements across Key Stage 4 and Key Stage 5 in the three years since 2023, at the same time as student numbers continue to rise.

We are always proud of the results our students achieve, and even more so of their contributions to our community. Our students have been a vibrant part of school life, leading and taking integral roles in school drama productions, sports festivals, music concerts, and art exhibitions. They have acted as peer mentors to support younger students learn, driven change through school council meetings, and raised thousands of pounds for charity. They are ambassadors embodying the school values of Hard Work, Respect and Progress.

Year 11

• The percentage of students attaining a grade 4 or above in English and Maths was 52%. While this is a slightly lower percentage than 2024, it shows sustained improvement at this key benchmark across the three years since 2023 as the school continues to grow.
• Many subject areas, including Art and all three separate Sciences, achieved year on year improvements in their results since 2023, while many others, such as Drama and Geography also achieved results above national average at key grade thresholds.

• The Attainment 8 Score was 38.44, which again shows an increase from 2022/23 figures.

Year 13

Our dynamic and growing Sixth Form continues to go from strength to strength, pursuing the upward trend to bring A*-C (78%) and A*-E (98%) pass rates in line with or above national average figures.

The average A Level performance increased for the third successive year, with the average grade a C+ and an estimated value added score of +0.40.

This included some notable performances by individual students:

James Young, A*, A, A: Studying Psychology at the University of Bath

Lauren Clifford, A*, A, A, B: Studying Social Sciences at the University of Durham

Louis Newsham, A, A, A: Studying Business and Management at the University of Reading

Shannon Gill, A, A, A, B: Studying English Literature at Cardiff University

Destinations this year have included a range of prestigious universities and apprenticeships with students fully supported throughout the application process by our dedicated Sixth Form team. The broad curriculum, extensive careers programme and excellent peer support continue to instil a sense of responsibility and independence in our students who thrive in the friendly, and supportive student culture

Performance data for 2025 will be available from the DfE from October. The school’s results for 2024 can be found here.