GCSE results – 2025 cohort 

Congratulations to our class of 2025 for another set of excellent results!  Despite the challenges that this cohort faced, being the year group who missed out on the crucial transition between Year 6 and Year 7 as a result of the Covid pandemic, students proved to themselves that with a positive attitude and hard work they are capable of achieving great outcomes.  Success was not just limited to the core subjects of English, maths and science as we were able to maintain our outstanding recent record in a vast range of traditional GCSE and vocational qualifications.  With the grades achieved by this cohort, the majority of our students were able to gain their places at their chosen post-16 providers and destinations.  Although Progress 8 data is not available this year due to the Covid pandemic, if these measures were applied to this cohort’s set of results then it would maintain our consistently high levels during recent years.  It has been a real privilege working with these students and their parents and carers over the last 5 years and we are grateful, as always, for your ongoing support.  It was a pleasure being able to celebrate the successes with our students and we are excited about what the future brings.  We are immensely proud of all of our students, but we want to share the names of students who achieved the highest levels of attainment as well as those who made incredible progress from their starting points in Year 7: 

Achievements in attainment 

Mylo Kelly (who achieved an outstanding 6 grade 9s and 3 grade 8s) 

Olivia Tracey 

Lola Allen 

Josh Harrison 

Tilly Bowen 

Eddie Lee-Hopps 

Achievements in progress 

Evie Harding (who also achieved one of the highest Average Grade scores) 

Farran Coleman 

Georgia Valentine 

Harrison Keyte 

Alexa Savage 

Will Whitby 

Olivia Wood

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GCSE RESULTS 2024

GCSE Results 2023

Congratulations to the class of 2023 who have done exceptionally well with their GCSE results! This cohort has again outperformed all previous cohorts who have sat external exams. This year group’s overall performance was significantly above national average which is testament to their hard work and determination. We would also like to thank our fantastic staff who have, yet again, gone above and beyond to support our students in fulfilling their potential. We are beyond proud that 87.2% of students achieved Maths GCSE grade 4+ and 84.5% of students achieved English GCSE 4+ with an overall Progress 8 score of 0.41, which means that, on average, students nearly do half a grade better at Studley when compared to all schools Nationally. 77% of students achieved at least 5 GCSE passes including English and Maths. Their Attainment 8 score of 50.43 means that our average grade across all subjects was a 5 which is a ‘strong pass’ at GCSE.

Most importantly, we are delighted to announce that the vast majority of students have gained entry to their preferred post 16 destination and can follow their preferred pathway which they have spent so long planning for. It was an immense privilege to celebrate with students as they realised their hard work had enabled them to take their next step. We hope that students stay in touch and keep us updated on their future achievements.

It is clear that students at Studley High School have done very well across all subjects with fantastic progress being made from KS2 to KS4. The cohort’s performance at KS2 was slightly below the national average, making their significantly above average GCSE performance even more impressive!

Our top 5 students in terms of attainment are listed below:

Johanan A (securing five grade 9s, three grade 8s, one grade 7 and a Level 2 Distinction)
Lola O
Benji P
Poppy G
Daniel P

These students were the top 5 in terms of progress:

Ellie-Mae S performed, on average, 3 grades better than similar students nationally.
Johanan A
Benji P
Sydney S
Toby K

GCSE Results 2022

Congratulations to the class of 2022 who have done exceptionally well with their GCSE results, outperforming all previous cohorts who have sat external exams. This year group’s overall performance was significantly above national average which is testament to their hard work in the face of COVID and all of the disruption they have endured as a result. We are beyond proud that 83.2% of students achieved Maths GCSE grade 4+ and 86% of students achieved English GCSE 4+ with an overall Progress 8 score of 0.37. 75.5% of students achieved at least 5 GCSE passes including English and Maths. Their Attainment 8 score of 52.57 means that our average grade across all subjects was a 5 which is a ‘strong pass’ at GCSE.

Most importantly, we are delighted to announce that the vast majority of students have gained entry to their preferred post 16 destination. It was an immense privilege to celebrate with students as they realised their hard work had enabled them to take their next step. We look forward to hearing about their future achievements.

Whilst we wait for the full national picture in terms of attainment and progress to be confirmed, it is clear that students at Studley High School have done very well across all subjects with fantastic progress being made from KS2 to KS4. The cohort’s performance at KS2 was slightly below the national average, making their above average GCSE performance even more impressive.

Our top 5 students in terms of attainment are listed below:

Harriet Tracey achieved seven grade 9s, two grade 8s and one grade 7.
Zarinah Kassamali
Alexander Wheate
Toby Emmerson
Poppy Ritchie

These students were the top 5 in terms of progress:

Freya Richardson performed, on average, 3.5 grades better than similar students nationally.
Sophie Lloyd-Lucas
Daisy Hemming
Sophie Harris
Elizabeth Foxall

We would also like to congratulate our fantastic teaching staff who supported the cohort to achieve their very best.

2020

We are extremely proud of the achievements of the class of 2020. In very difficult circumstances, every student was awarded the grades that their hard work, effort and commitment to their studies deserved. It was fantastic to see the Year 11 cohort on results day and we were absolutely delighted that their achievements meant that students accessed their next steps into Post 16 education, whether that be at sixth forms, colleges or apprenticeships.
We wish every student the best of luck for their future and we know that the young people they have developed into, will lead to successful pathways ahead of them.

2019

Please follow the link to the DFE performance tables:

https://www.compare-school-performance.service.gov.uk/school/136786