Consistently Strong Outcomes for All Learners
Students at 91ÖÆÆ¬³§ celebrated another year of excellent GCSE outcomes in Summer 2026, maintaining the pattern of success achieved across recent cohorts. These results reflect the hard work, resilience and ambition of our students, supported by dedicated staff and families throughout their educational journey.
We are particularly proud that students across the year group made strong progress, with many exceeding their individual targets and securing the grades needed to progress successfully to sixth form, further education, apprenticeships and employment.
Our commitment to inclusion and equity continues to have a positive impact. Outcomes for disadvantaged students and students with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) have improved further, with achievement continuing to rise and attainment gaps narrowing. These sustained improvements demonstrate our determination to ensure that every learner, regardless of starting point or circumstance, is supported to achieve their full potential.
As always, we celebrated the achievements of all students on Results Day, recognising not only those attaining the highest grades, but also those who surpassed their targets, overcame challenges and achieved beyond their own expectations. Their determination, perseverance and success make our whole school community exceptionally proud.
A Level Results
Students in our Sixth Form College also celebrated another year of strong A Level and vocational outcomes in Summer 2026, building on the consistently high standards achieved in recent years.
Students secured excellent results across a broad range of academic and vocational qualifications, enabling them to progress confidently to university, higher apprenticeships, employment and other ambitious destinations. Many students have gone on to pursue a wide range of degree courses and career pathways.
We are particularly thrilled that more students than ever have chosen to continue their studies with us as part of our Sixth Form College. This growing number reflects the confidence that students and families place in the quality of our provision, the breadth of our curriculum, and the personalised guidance and support available to help every student succeed.
For more information on our most recent verified results, please view the School Performance Tables published by the Secretary of State for Education on the Department for Education's website.
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