Results 2025 ( Published: 21/08/2025)
Their transition into secondary education was far from easy, having experienced significant disruption during their final year of primary school and Year 7. Despite these challenges, they have consistently demonstrated resilience, determination, and a remarkable ability to overcome adversity.
A huge congratulations to our Year 11 students. Their hard work and commitment have truly paid off, and they are now ready to take the next steps in their lifelong learning journey – whatever path they choose to follow. We wish them every success for the future.
Key Figures
- Attainment in English and maths – percentage of pupils achieving a grade 4 or above in GCSE English and maths: 48.0%
- Attainment 8 score: 41.65
Certificates arrive in school about three months after you have received your results. Certificates will be presented to students at an Awards Ceremony, to which you will be invited. We will notify you of the date of this ceremony in September.
Post Results Service
There will be a post results service available if you have any queries regarding your results. A summary of these services can be seen in the Results Day Letter. If your teachers think you would benefit by one of these post results services, e.g. a review of marking, they will give your name to the Examinations Officer. However, you must give written consent to the Examinations Officer in order for this to be processed. Verbal consent is not acceptable. A ‘post results services: request and consent form’ will be available to you to complete on Results Day. There will be a variety of staff to support you on results day including the exams and careers teams.
If your teacher has not nominated you for any post results services but you wish to pay for a post results service independently, you can do so by making a payment on Parent Pay and giving your written consent. You must do both before the post results service you have requested can be processed.
Look back at our Results 2024 information.
