We had the most wonderful celebration on Thursday 20th August with our first ever GCSE Results Day for our founding cohort. There was a lot of emotion as the founding year group had faced many unique challenges with three buildings and addresses, and a period of online learning at the beginning of year 11 as we waited to move into our new building. Despite this, they have posted remarkable results exceeding national averages in most key measures and in most subjects. We are so proud of the resilience and adaptability they have shown!
Every hard-won grade from 1 to 9 was celebrated to recognise how far each scholar had come from their starting point.
Two scholars managed to achieve that extremely rare feat of a clean sweep of grade 9s across the board; five scholars held aloft a clutch of grades 8-9.
Overall, at the critical measure of grade 5 and above in maths and English, we exceeded national averages, and at grade 7 in English and maths, we achieved results equivalent to national averages.
The ambition and breadth of our curriculum can be seen in the numbers entered and results achieved in traditional subjects such as French and Geography, alongside creative subjects such as Art and Music.
The results achieved will certainly enable all scholars to progress to their next steps and BUILD BETTER FUTURES. They are a testament to the hard work of the scholars themselves, the support from parents / carers, and the dedication and expertise of staff here.
Results Headlines 2026:
62.4% achieved grade 9-4 in English and maths.
47.1% achieved grades 9-5 in English and maths.
11.6% achieved grades 9-7 in English and maths.
Average attainment 8 grade All – 4.65
Results Day 🎓✨
So incredibly proud of our scholars and all they have achieved! 🌟 It was a real honour to have their hard work and achievements featured on BBC News.
A very special moment for our scholars, staff and whole school community — we couldn’t be prouder! ✨

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