Exam Results

2 candidates have achieved at least 4 A* grades⁺ and 15 candidates have gained at least 3 A* grades⁺. 1 candidate has achieved an extraordinary 5 A* grades⁺.

23 candidates gained at least 2 A* grades⁺ and 34 candidates gained at least 1 A* grade⁺.

⁺ including the Extended Project Qualification

We are delighted to share that all of our four Oxbridge applicants were accepted.

We had nine medics holding places and we now have ten medics heading to university.

For the rest of the cohort, they have been successful in top universities, heading to, for example, nine Bath, ten Bristol, nine Durham, nine Loughborough, ten Leeds, twelve Nottingham, eleven Warwick.

In addition, one of our students is already overseas at Texas A&M University. 

Another student has a place on the JP Morgan degree apprenticeship scheme.

“I’m so delighted for our Year 13 students, they have shown great resilience, courage and focus over recent months and they’ve met every challenge with passion and determination. This year we have seen our students excel in their A-Level results, with many achieving the highest possible grades. Now is the time to celebrate that milestone as they look forward to the next stage of their journey; on behalf of the School, we wish them every success for the future.”

Joe Silvester, Headmaster

St Albans School celebrates many outstanding individual achievements in our 2025 GCSE results:

61% of examinations taken were awarded grades 9-8 and 80% were awarded grades 9-7.

36% of the cohort achieved at least eight 9s and 8s. 27% of the cohort achieved at least nine 9s and 8s, and 27 candidates (18% of the cohort) achieved at least ten 9s and 8s. 

More than half of our candidates gained at least six grades 9-8.