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Exam Results

Key Stage 4 - 2024-25 PERFORMANCE DATA

 

KS4

2025 (With outliers*)

Cohort size

177

Attainment 8

50.95 ↑

 

Progress 8

+0.01  

9-5 English and maths

61.6%  ↑

9-4 English and maths

80.8%  ↑

EBacc Entered

57.6%  ↑

9-4 English

90.0% ↑

9-5 English

75% ↑

9-4 Maths

82.0% ↑

9-5 Maths

67% ↑

DfE School Performance Website

PREVIOUS GCSE RESULTS

Please click on the following document to view GCSE results:

GCSE Results 2024

GCSE Results 2023

GCSE Results 2017-2022

 

KEY STAGE 5 - 2023-24 PERFORMANCE DATA

KS5

2025

Cohort

(Pupils studying at least one A Level)

 

130

(A Levels 127)

Average Points per Entry

 

33.13

Value Added

 

+0.28

AAB %

 

74.6%

ALPS Score

 

0.92

St Edward’s Sixth Form – Destinations (2025 Leavers):

  • 75% of pupils progressed to university – well above the national average of 46% for state sixth forms.
  • 50% secured places at High Tariff universities (those requiring the highest UCAS points).
  • 78% of bursary pupils (family income below £24k or claiming Universal Credit) went on to university – compared to the national figure of 9.4% for FSM pupils.
  • 43% of pupils progressed to Russell Group universities.
  • 12 pupils were accepted onto the most competitive courses, including Medicine, Dentistry, Oxbridge, and top universities such as Warwick and London institutions.

 DfE School Performance Website

A LEVEL & BTEC RESULTS 2022-23

A Level and Applied General Results 2023

A Level & BTEC Results Summary 2022

The Sixth Form is ambitious for all, fostering ambitious choices through one-to-one tutorials and the Honours Programme, with students building the knowledge and skills to progress to the most prestigious universities. 86% progressed to degree level study, over a third to Russell Group institutions (36% of students and 43% of those going to university in 2022).  In the 2022 UCAS cycle, 15 students went on to highly competitive university courses (Oxbridge 7 students, [4 Cambridge, 3 Oxford – the joint highest figure in recent years], Durham, the best London universities, Medicine, Dentistry, Music Conservatoires).