Exam Results
Key Stage 4 - 2025-26 PERFORMANCE DATA
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KS4 |
2026(With outliers*) |
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Cohort size |
177 |
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Attainment 8 |
53.2 ↑
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Progress 8 |
+0.16 ↑ |
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9-5 English and maths |
61.6% ↑ |
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9-4 English and maths |
77.8% ↑ |
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9-4 English |
90.0% ↑ |
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9-5 English |
77.4% ↑ |
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9-4 Maths |
81.0% |
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9-5 Maths |
57% |
DfE School Performance Website
PREVIOUS GCSE RESULTS
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KEY STAGE 5 - 2025-26 PERFORMANCE DATA
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KS5 |
2026 |
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Cohort (Pupils studying at least one A Level)
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130 (A Levels 127) |
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Average Points per Entry
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33.6 |
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Value Added
|
+0.04 |
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AAB %
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78.6% |
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ALPS Score
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0.92 |
St Edward’s Sixth Form – Destinations (2026 Leavers):
- 78% achieved AAB or better
- 82% progressing to university, significantly above the national figure
- 43% progressing to Russell Group universities, also significantly above the national figure
- Our students have secured an outstanding range of destinations, including Oxford (2) and Cambridge (1), alongside leading universities and highly competitive courses, including Medicine (4), Engineering and Music at conservatoires.
- Destinations include Central Saint Martins (Fine Art), LSE (Law and Politics), Chelsea College of Arts, Durham, Sheffield, Lancaster and the University of Liverpool.
- These outcomes reflect the ambition and hard work of our students, alongside the dedication of staff and the strength of our Sixth Form provision.
DfE School Performance Website
A LEVEL & BTEC RESULTS 2022-25
A Level and Applied General Results 2025
A Level and Applied General Results 2024
A Level and Applied General Results 2023
A Level & BTEC Results Summary 2022
The Sixth Form is ambitious for all, fostering ambitious choices through one-to-one tutorials and the Honours Programme, with students building the knowledge and skills to progress to the most prestigious universities. 86% progressed to degree level study, over a third to Russell Group institutions (36% of students and 43% of those going to university in 2022). In the 2022 UCAS cycle, 15 students went on to highly competitive university courses (Oxbridge 7 students, [4 Cambridge, 3 Oxford – the joint highest figure in recent years], Durham, the best London universities, Medicine, Dentistry, Music Conservatoires).
