Curriculum · 2025/26

Exam Results

Celebrating Student Success: Qualifications 2025/26

9
students entered for GCSE qualifications
up from 2 the previous year
18
students achieved at least one Functional Skills qualification
100%
Functional Skills success rate
19
Entry Level qualifications achieved in English, Maths and Science

We are proud to celebrate another year of positive student outcomes, with significant growth in the number of qualifications achieved across GCSE, Functional Skills and vocational pathways.

For the first time, GCSE examinations were delivered on site, enabling more students to access nationally recognised qualifications in English, Mathematics and Science. Nine students were entered for GCSEs, compared with just two students the previous year, representing a substantial increase in participation and opportunity.

Alongside GCSEs, all 18 students entered for Functional Skills qualifications achieved at least one accredited qualification. There was a particularly strong increase in the number of Level 2 qualifications achieved in both English and Mathematics, demonstrating students' growing confidence and success in core subjects.

Our vocational curriculum also continued to flourish. Students achieved qualifications in Employability Skills, Animal Care, Horse Care and King's Trust programmes, with many progressing to higher-level awards than those achieved in previous years.

The introduction and growth of Level 2 vocational qualifications highlight the increasing ambition and progression within our curriculum pathways.

Key highlights include:

  • First successful year of delivering GCSE examinations on site
  • 9 students entered for GCSE qualifications
  • 18 students achieved at least one Functional Skills qualification
  • 100% Functional Skills success rate
  • 19 Entry Level qualifications achieved in English, Maths and Science
  • Increased numbers of Level 2 qualifications achieved
  • Expanded vocational pathways including Animal Care and Horse Care
  • New GCSE Statistics, GCSE English Literature and Level 3 Dog Grooming pathways launching in 2026/27

These results reflect the hard work, resilience and determination of our students, alongside the dedication of staff in supporting every learner to achieve meaningful and personalised outcomes. We look forward to building on this success and continuing to expand opportunities for all students in the years ahead.

Overview for KS4 and KS5: 2025/2026

GCSE outcomes demonstrate successful achievement across English, Mathematics and Science, with the strongest pass rate seen in KS4 Science (67%). Entry Level qualifications continue to provide an important pathway for students, with 19 qualifications achieved across English, Mathematics and Science, reflecting strong progress and inclusive accreditation opportunities.

In 2025/2026 there were 7 students in Year 11 and 20 students in Year 12 and 13.

GCSE Pass Rates

Share of students who sat the exam and achieved a pass grade

SubjectKS4KS5
English33%40%
Maths50%40%
Science67%N/A

Entry Level Qualifications Achieved

Number of qualifications achieved

SubjectKS4KS5
English21
Maths56
Science50

GCSE Results 2025/2026

Maths, Science and English at Key Stage 4; Maths and English at Key Stage 5.

Key Stage 4 · Year 11

KS4 2025/2026 GCSE Maths, Science and English Results

  • 67% of pupils that sat GCSE exams achieved at least 1 pass grade.
  • 100% of pupils that sat English Language achieved a grade.
  • 100% of pupils that sat Science achieved a grade.
  • 100% of pupils that sat Mathematics achieved a grade.
  • 67% of pupils that sat Science achieved a pass grade.
  • 33% of pupils that sat English Language achieved a pass grade.
  • 50% of students that sat mathematics achieved a pass grade.
Key Stage 5 · Years 12 and 13

KS5 2025/2026 Maths and English Results

  • 40% of pupils that sat exams achieved at least 1 GCSE pass grade.
  • 100% of pupils that sat English Language achieved a grade.
  • 80% of pupils that sat Mathematics achieved a grade.
  • 40% of pupils that sat English Language achieved a pass grade.
  • 40% of students that sat Mathematics achieved a pass grade.

KS4 and KS5 Functional Skills English, Maths and Science

Eighteen students were entered for Functional Skills exams in 2025/26. All eighteen students achieved at least one Functional Skills qualification.

Functional Skills exams were conducted for English and Maths through Open Awards and the AQA Entry Level Certificate was conducted for the first year in science.

Key Stage 4

KS4 Functional Skills in English, Maths and Science

SubjectLevel 2Level 1Entry Level
English22
Maths125
Science5

Number of qualifications achieved. A dash means none were entered at that level.

Key Stage 5

KS5 Functional Skills in English and Maths

SubjectLevel 2Level 1Entry Level
English31
Maths126

Number of qualifications achieved. A dash means none were entered at that level.

Vocational Subjects

Students participate in numerous vocational subjects to complement their learning. Vocational courses are undertaken through City & Guilds, Open Awards and King's Trust.

KS3 – King's Trust Results pending

5
Entry Level Awards
3
Entry Level Certificates

KS4 – Employability Skills

4
Level 1 Certificate for Skills in Further Learning and Employment
2
Level 1 Award for Skills in Further Learning and Employment

KS5 – Animal Care

5
Level 1 Animal Care Diploma qualifications
4
Level 2 Animal Care Diploma qualifications

KS5 – Horse Care

4
Level 2 Horse Care Diploma qualifications

Looking Ahead

Building upon another successful year of qualifications, we are excited to further enhance our curriculum offer in 2026/27. Students will benefit from new qualification pathways including GCSE Statistics, GCSE English Literature and a Level 3 Dog Grooming vocational programme. These additions reflect our commitment to providing personalised, ambitious and meaningful learning opportunities that prepare students for their next steps in education, employment and independent adulthood.

GCSE Statistics GCSE English Literature Level 3 Dog Grooming

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