Proud to be one of the country’s top 10% of sixth form providers.
Achieving the prestigious Alps Platinum Award reflects the dedication and commitment of Sixth Form staff and students and celebrates a culture of excellence and ambition.
The Sixth Form offers a wide array of academic, vocational and technical qualifications, enabling every student to pursue their individual aspirations and pathways to success.
New course for 2026 – Mental Health: Individuals and Society (an Extended Certificate equivalent to 1 A Level)
Don’t miss out! You can apply via the website on GCSE Results Day.
Working together we can make a difference to the lives of the children who are a part of our school community
In an ever-changing educational landscape we support each other to be resilient to change and the challenges we face together
We are ambitious for children in our school community to learn together, support each other to be resilient to the challenges they face, so they can achieve the best they can
Being considerate for others and caring for the lives of individuals means together we can make a difference, be resilient to change and ambitious to achieve
Year 11 Pupils are invited to collect their summer GCSE results between 9.30am and 10.30am on Thursday 20 August 2026.
Those pupils who do not attend in person can access their results via the EduLink app from 10.30am.
Note – results will not be issued on the parent/carer app.
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After our unprecedented Key stage 5 results last year we are delighted to report further success in 2025/26.
Yet again we have seen very strong outcomes across a range of subject areas in both A level and applied courses.
Our average A level grade was a B- with a very strong value-added score of +0.32.
In both Applied general and Technical qualifications our average grade was a Distinction* which is the highest possible and value-added figures are +0.69 and + 0.44 respectively.
Most importantly we are thrilled for so many of our students who have met their personal ambitions and achieved what they needed to move on to University, employment or other training. Very well done to them all for their hard work and dedication.
Fingers crossed for further success next week when GCSE results are released.
Phil Temple
Headteacher
