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Key Stage 4 2025 (Provisional)
Given the uneven impact of the pandemic on school and college performance data, the government has said you should not make direct comparisons between the performance data for one school or college and another, or to data from previous years.
Achieving ‘Strong Pass’ (5+) in English and Maths = 33%
Achieving ‘Standard Pass’ (4+) in English and Maths = 53%
Attainment 8 = 40.3
Progress 8 = N/A
Percentage of pupils entering the English Baccalaureate 5.24%
Percentage of students staying in education or going into employment after Key Stage 4 (this information will be available in January 2026)
EBACC Average Points Score 3.2
Key Stage 5 2025 (Provisional)
Given the uneven impact of the pandemic on school and college performance data, the government has said you should not make direct comparisons between the performance data for one school or college and another, or to data from previous years.
Value Added Score: A Level/Academic -0.14, Applied General -0.12
Attainment: A level C- 27.47, Academic C- 27.47, Applied General Merit+ 28.75, Tech Level N/A
Retention: N/A
Destinations: 89% of students progressed to education or employment
Exams in Summer 2026 - Key Dates
Week Beginning 20th April - GCSE & A Level Art Exams
Week Beginning 27th April - GCSE Photography Exams
Week Beginning 4th April - GCSE & A Level MFL Speaking Exams
Thursday 7th May - First GCSE (written) Examination on the common timetable
Monday 11th May - First A Level (written) Examination on the common timetable
Wednesday 24th June - GCSE & A Level National Examination Contingency day (and the last possible day for all exams)
Thursday 13th August - A Level & Level 3 Results issued to Candidates
Thursday 20th August - GCSE & Level 1/2 Results issued to Candidates
By December 2026 - All GCSE & A Level Certificates for Summer 2026 Exams issued to Candidates
Exam Boards
Edexcel/Pearson https://qualifications.pearson.com/en/home.html
Information for Candidates Documents
Important documents to help you prepare for your examinations and assessments. It is important that you read and understand the exam rules. If you break any of the rules you will be reported to the Awarding Body and could be disqualified.
Written Exams - Information for Candidates
Unauthorised Items- Information for Candidates
Coursework Assessments - Information for Candidates
On-Screen Assessments - Information for Candidates
Non-Examination Assessments - Information for Candidates
Social Media and Exams - Information for Candidates
The use and mis-use of AI (Artificial Intelligence) - Infographic for Candidates
Awarding Bodies - Privacy Notices
Information on how Awarding Bodies (Examination Boards) use candidate (student) personal data in relation to examinations and assessment
Edexcel/Pearson (GCSE, A Level, Extended Project Qualification, Functional Skills)
OCR (GCSE, A Level, Cambridge Nationals & Cambridge Technicals)
WJEC/EDUQAS (GCSE, A Level, Level 1&2 Vocational Awards, Level 3 Applied Diploma)
Exam Tips
https://www.studentminds.org.uk/examstress.html
https://www.mind.org.uk/information-support/your-stories/14-ways-to-beat-exam-stress/
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