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GCSE Results

2024 GCSE Results

GCSE results day is Thursday 22nd August.

Please revisit this page on the morning of results day to see a summary of the results, view photographs from the day and read quotes from students.

Here is the GCSE Results Day 2023 news story.

Previous years’ GCSE results

2023

  • 148 candidates
  • 20% at 9
  • 61% at 9, 8 and 7 or A* and A
  • 96% at 9-4 grades

Download the 2023 GCSE subject results summary (pdf)

Previous years’ GCSE results

2022

  • 157 candidates
  • 31% at 9
  • 77% at 9, 8 and 7 or A* and A
  • 99.6% at 9-4 grades

Download the 2022 GCSE subject results summary (pdf)

2021

  • 194 candidates
  • 27% at 9
  • 76% at 9, 8 and 7 or A* and A
  • 99% at 9-4 grades

Download the 2021 GCSE subject results summary (pdf)

2020

  • 155 candidates
  • 27% at 9
  • 76% at 9, 8 and 7 or A* and A
  • 99% at 9-4 grades

Download the 2020 GCSE subject results summary (pdf)

2019

  • 164 candidates
  • 21% at 9
  • 60% at 9, 8 and 7 or A* and A
  • 96% at 9-4 grades

Download the GCSE 2019 subject results summary (pdf)

In addition, a number of Fourth Year pupils chose to take co-curricular GCSEs a year early.

Download the Fourth Year only GCSE 2019 subject results summary (pdf)

2018

  • 158 candidates
  • 95% 9 – 4 grades
  • 58% A* and A grades
  • 58% 9, 8 and 7 grades

Download the GCSE 2018 subject results summary (pdf)

2017

  • 135 candidates
  • 95% A* – C grades
  • 58% A* and A grades
  • 81% A*, A and B grades

Download the GCSE 2017 subject results summary (pdf)

2016

  • 154 candidates
  • 94% A* – C grades
  • 62% A* and A grades
  • 83% A*, A and B grades

Download the GCSE 2016 subject results summary (pdf)

In common with many of the more selective independent schools, a high proportion of the GCSEs taken by our pupils are International GCSEs. As in previous years, many of the national league tables shown in newspapers do not include the IGCSE when calculating percentages and rankings.

2015

  • 144 candidates
  • 96% A* – C grades
  • 62% A* and A grades
  • 86% A*, A and B grades

Download the GCSE 2015 subject results summary (pdf)

2014

  • 162 candidates
  • 98% pass grades
  • 67% A* and A grades
  • 90% A*, A and B grades

Download the GCSE 2014 subject results summary (pdf)

2013

  • 168 candidates
  • 97% pass rate
  • 71% A* and A grades
  • 91% A*, A and B grades

Download the 2013 GCSE subject results summary (pdf)

2012

  • 140 candidates
  • 99% pass grades
  • 73% A* and A grades
  • 92% A*, A and B grades

Download the 2012 GCSE subject results summary (pdf)

2011

  • 164 candidates
  • 98% pass grades
  • 70% A* and A grades
  • 89% A*, A and B grades

2010

  • 160 candidates
  • 98% pass grades
  • 71% A* and A grades
  • 92* A*, A and B grades

2009

  • 135 candidates
  • 98% pass grades
  • 68% A* and A grades
  • 90% A*, A and B grades

2008

  • 149 candidates
  • 97.4% pass grades
  • 70% A* and A grades
  • 90% A*, A and B grades

2007

  • 156 candidates
  • 98% pass grades
  • 70% A* and A grades
  • 92% A*, A and B grades

2006

  • 173 candidates
  • 98% pass grades
  • 63% A* and A grades
  • 89% A*, A and B grades

2005

  • 148 candidates
  • 97% pass grades
  • 64% A* and A grades
  • 88% A*, A and B grades