We are incredibly proud to celebrate a superb set of GCSE and BTEC Key Stage 4 results achieved by our pupils this year. These outcomes are a direct reflection of the unwavering commitment, focus, and sheer determination of our students and staff.

In a year that has demanded resilience and tenacity, our pupils have risen to the challenge, consistently demonstrating a "no excuses" mindset and an unshakable drive to succeed. Their results are a powerful statement of what can be achieved when high expectations, hard work, and a culture of excellence come together.

We extend our heartfelt congratulations to every student for their achievements and to our dedicated staff for their relentless effort, support, and belief in every young person. This success belongs to our entire school community — a community that never settles for less than the best.

Together, we continue to prove that ambition, belief, and determination can break barriers and deliver strong outcomes.  We wish all of our learners success as they embark onto the next stage of their journeys. 

Celebrating their results are: 

• V Malik with 3 grade 9s and a D*
• N Lyndon with  grade 9 in maths and two grade 8s in Science 
• T Lyndon with 4 grade 9s in maths, double award Science and Computer Science 
• O Awe with 3 grade 8s

As A Level Results Day approaches, we have included some final pieces of advice for Year 13 below.

We will be open to Year 13 students from 7.45am on Thursday 14th August 2025 but we will not be able to hand over your results until 8.00am. Nonetheless, please ensure you arrive ready to open your results at 8.00am. If you do need to use Clearing then the earlier you call up, the better your chances of securing a place.

The poster below explains Clearing, including what you need to do now to prepare.

You can also watch these short videos:

How to use Clearing

How to call a university

Additionally you can join a TikTok live session from UCAS on Wednesday 13th August at 4.00pm for real-time advice and support.

A reminder of our advice:

• Don’t panic if you open your results and you haven’t met the grades for your chosen course. At 8.00am you can log into UCAS Track to see if you have been accepted or if you need to take any action through clearing. You may have been accepted or offered an alternative course even if you missed the conditions of your offer.

• If you are not in Clearing but you have changed your mind about a university then you can click the ‘Decline My Place’ button to self-release into clearing. Make sure you are certain as this cannot be undone. Call another university first to confirm if they will accept you through clearing.

• Don’t decline your place if you just want to change course but stay at the same university- call them up as the university may be able to sort this without the need for clearing.

• You can search for Clearing vacancies on the UCAS Course Search tool.

• You can also use Clearing Plus by clicking ‘View Matches’ in your UCAS Hub to see any suggested courses in Clearing that are similar to those you originally applied for.

Until then, try not to worry too much – we will be here to help you.