“I am absolutely delighted with this year’s GCSE results. Our Fifth Year students have achieved brilliant raw results and an incredible Value Added score that puts us in the top 1% of schools nationally. Both measures are testament to the hard work of our students and the skill of our teaching staff,” shared Headmistress Rachel Owens. “These results are our best ever GCSE public exam results; 2025 is a benchmark year!”

		2025
% Grade 9-8		58%
% Grade 9-7		80.3%
% Grade 9-4		99%
Value Added Alps Score		1 (top 1% of all schools)

Congratulations must go to our 31 top performers: Cara Nash, Hazel Thorneycroft, Rafferty Stather, Lexie Cooke, Sophia Pantazopoulos, Thomas Barton, Alice Lamb, Florence Todd, Daisy Roberts, Jack Cairns, Georgina Geering, Jasmine Meers, Noah Ali Khan, Abigail Dibiase, Amy Clarke, Lois Grainger, Xin Yu Zhang, Oliver Adelsbach, Brychan Grimshare, Ella Gerber, Megan Coe, Thomas Mooney, Zach Thompson, Esme Dutton, Maia Roberts, Sophia Olivier, Rory Duffy, Theodore Giraudon, Jack Knowles, Jessica Hall, and Nadia Mouawad.

Headmistress Rachel Owens with student Sophia.

Students who joined us enjoyed a well-deserved treat of juice and croissants while sharing their results with one another, including Sophia, Lexie and Hazel who all achieved an incredible set of 11 grade 9s.

Sophia, who joined St George’s in Nursery, is continuing onto St George’s Sixth Form to study English Literature, Music, Latin and German. She commented: “It’s been lots of work but worth it. St George’s has helped me so much, and made me determined to work hard and achieve these results. St George’s has really worked for me – I’m so happy here.”

Hazel, Lois, Lexie and Emily and Seb, Alex and Thomas – all joined us to celebrate on results day.

Hazel joined St George’s in Fourth Year and has found friendship and academic success. Hazel and her friends Lexie, Lois and Emily are all staying at St George’s for Sixth Form and will study a wonderful blend of A Levels, including: Maths, Chemistry, Economics, History, Politics, Psychology, English and Biology.

Seb, Alex and Thomas were celebrating excellent results and looking forward to studying their A Levels – another brilliant balance of subjects and some choices to make: “I’m still deciding between Chemistry and History,” Thomas shared.

The statistics for individual subjects demonstrate the school’s strong performance and perfectly balanced education. 58% of papers were graded 9-8, and the best performing subjects were Latin (77%), Drama (71.4%), French (70.4%), Maths (69.6%), History (67.2%), German (66.7%), English Literature (65.8%), Art and Design: Fine Art (64.7%), Further Maths (64.6%), English Language (61.7%), Computer Science (60.9%), Physics (60.2%), and Biology (58.3%).

“This year’s GCSE results mark a historic milestone for St George’s. They represent our strongest public exam performance to date. Our students have excelled, and their results reflect the outstanding teaching and learning at St George’s, as well as our commitment to developing the whole child,” commented Deputy Head Academic Henry Warner. “Our superb Value Added score proves that excellence and balance go hand in hand at St George’s.”