Key Highlights

• 58% of pupils achieved five qualifications at Grade 1-9 or equivalent, compared with 8% in 2024/25, representing a substantial year-on-year improvement. Among pupils who attended regularly, this figure rose to 88%.

• 41% of pupils achieved five qualifications including English and Maths, an increase from 8% in the previous year. For regular attenders, the success rate increased to 63%.

• 67% of pupils achieved at least one qualification, more than doubling the previous year's figure of 29%. Notably, 100% of regular attenders gained at least one recognised qualification.

• Outcomes in the core subjects improved significantly. English pass rates (Grade 1-9) increased from 21% to 58%, while Maths pass rates (Grade 1-9) rose from 21% to 41%. At Grade 4+, English improved from 0% to 33%, and Maths from 0% to 8%.

• Pupils achieved an average of 7 qualifications each, compared with 2 qualifications per pupil in 2024/25, highlighting the impact of sustained engagement in learning.

These outcomes represent a significant improvement on previous years and reflect the commitment of our pupils, families and staff. The results also highlight the importance of attendance, with pupils who engaged consistently in their learning achieving particularly strong outcomes.

As a school, we remain focused on ensuring that every young person leaves with the qualifications, skills and confidence needed to take their next steps into further education, training or employment. We are incredibly proud of all our Year 11 pupils and congratulate them on their achievements.