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Performance Data

Key figures from the Government’s most recent ‘Compare School Performance’ website (including Progress 8 and Attainment 8 metrics) are available using the link below, relating to the 2025-2026 academic year.

Historically, our Progress 8 figure is significantly positive. Our 2023-2024 Progress 8 score of +0.68 (+0.6 in 2022-2023) means that, on average and despite our intake at Year 7 being selective, our students achieve GCSE grades which are 68% of a grade ahead of those they might be expected to achieve. Our impressive, statistically significant figure is further evidence that our students’ fabulous success at GCSE really is, at least in part, due to factors within the control of this particular School, such as teaching quality, academic support and pastoral care. Note that due to the Covid-19 pandemic, we will not receive a new Progress 8 figure until Summer '27. 

The Department for Education School Performance tables for our school can be found here.

GCSE Data August 2026

Students in cohort

238

Progress 8 Score (2023-2024)

0.68

Attainment 8 Score

67.2

% of pupils entering the English Baccalaureate

88.2%

Average EBacc APS score per pupil

6.5

% Achieving grade 5 or above in the English Baccalaureate

63%

5 or more 9-4’s including Grade 4 in English & Maths

87.8%

Students staying in Education or Employment after Year 11 Pending
 
A-Level Results August 2026

A*-C grades

83.3%

A*-E grades

98.9%

Average Grade students obtained at KS5

B

Students who returned to Year 13

261

Students who finished Year 13 (KS5)

258 (98.9%)

Progress Score Pending
Average Points 38.26

DfE A-Level Performance Table data can be viewed here.

 

Post-18 Destinations

239 students (92% of the cohort; 89% last year) applied to university via UCAS out of 258 in the year group.

203 students gained a place at university, of which...

  • 176 students (87%) secured their first-choice place.
  • 16 students (6%) secured their second-choice place
  • 99 students (49%) gained a place at a Russell Group university
  • 31 are taking gap years prior to putting in applications for university or apprenticeships
  • 13 are working or starting apprenticeships
  • 6 students secured their Oxbridge place
  • 3 students secured a place to read Medicine, Dentistry
  • 2 are in the process of joining the Armed Forces