We are delighted to share the exceptional GCSE results achieved by our students in 2025, demonstrating once again the hard work, dedication and talent within our school community.

Exceptional Performance Above National Standards

For the third consecutive year, our students' Attainment 8 score has exceeded both the local authority and national averages – a testament to the consistent high-quality education we provide and the commitment of our students and staff.

Subject Excellence

Our students have achieved outstanding results across multiple subject areas, significantly outperforming national averages:

Outstanding Achievement at Grade 4 or above

  • Maths: 16.1% above national average

  • Art: 12.4% above national average

  • Spanish: 12.5% above national average

  • Combined Science: 9.9% above national average

  • Computing: 5.7% above national average

  • RE: 5.5% above national average

  • English Literature: 3.6% above national average

Exceptional Performance at Grade 7 or above

  • Computing: 20.4% above national average

  • English Language: 2% above national average

What This Means

These results reflect the exceptional teaching and learning taking place across our school. They demonstrate that our students are not only meeting expectations but are excelling and achieving at the highest levels.

We are particularly proud of the breadth of achievement across such a diverse range of subjects – from creative subjects like Art, to languages, sciences and core subjects. This shows our commitment to providing a well-rounded education that allows every student to discover and develop their talents.

Looking Forward

These outstanding results provide our students with excellent foundations for their next steps, whether that's sixth form, college, apprenticeships or employment. We are incredibly proud of what they have achieved and look forward to continuing to support them in their future endeavours.

Congratulations to all our students, staff and families who have contributed to this remarkable success.