Academic Results

Academic Results

GCSE Results 2025

62% of all grades at Level 9-6
39% of grades at Level 9-7
40% of all students secure at least one Level 9

A Level Results 2025

38% of grades at A* – A
62% of grades at A*– B
87% of grades at A*- C
97% of grades at A* – E

EPQ (Extended Project Qualification) Results 2024

69% of all EPQ grades were at A*
84% of grades were A* or A
100% of grades were A* to B

A Levels 2025

Battle Abbey School is celebrating yet another year of exceptional academic achievement, with this year’s results not only building on last year’s impressive performance but also remaining well above national averages.

Headteacher Hannah Blake said:

Our Sixth Form leavers have every reason to be proud of their achievements, and we’re delighted that nearly all will now progress to their first-choice university, apprenticeship, or career path. With one in eight grades awarded at A*, nearly 40% at A*–A, and close to two-thirds at A*–B, these results really are a testament to their resilience, character, and unwavering commitment. The support of our talented staff and the close-knit relationships across the school have been key to their success. They will always be part of our community and are welcome to return to share the exciting paths their futures take.”

This year’s leavers will be taking their next steps at a range of prestigious institutions across the UK and overseas, including the University of St Andrews, University of Exeter, University of Portsmouth, Central Saint Martins, University of York, Durham University, Cardiff University, University of Bath, and the University of Nottingham.

Among the many high achievers, several students deserve special mention. Helena L earned three A* grades and an A to take up English and German Law at King’s College London; Tom C achieved three A* grades and will study Philosophy at Warwick; Peter Clark achieved AAB and will go on to study Theology at Oxford; Sergey G achieved two A*s and two As and will go on to university in Canada;  Anton O secured one A* and two As and will study Chemistry, Biological and Medicinal Chemistry at York; Jack F earned three As and a B to study Electrical Engineering at Bristol; Archie S achieved three As and a C to study Economics at Durham; Sara A gained two As and a B to pursue Medicine at Leicester; and Elizabeth D gained one A* and two Bs and will now pursue a tailoring apprenticeship.

Across the curriculum, there were outstanding performances in BTEC courses including Sport and Business Studies, together with continued excellence across A Level subjects such as English Literature, Computing, and the Creative Arts. The Extended Project Qualification also delivered exceptional outcomes, with 69% of students achieving an A* and 85% securing either A* or A. This additional Sixth Form qualification at Battle Abbey enables students to explore a topic they are passionate about in depth, honing advanced research, analytical, and presentation skills that not only prepare them for university study and future careers, but also give them an edge in some competitive applications.

Head of Year 13 Mark Algar added:

“This year group has met every challenge with maturity, creativity, and kindness. Their results open doors to an incredible range of opportunities, but more importantly, it is brilliant that their hard work and dedication has been rewarded and we couldn’t be more proud of them. We wish our Year 13s every happiness and success as they embark on the next exciting chapter of their lives.”

 

GCSE 2025

Battle Abbey School are delighted to announce another excellent set of GCSE results this summer with 62% of all grades at Level 9-6, 39% at Level 9-7 and 40% of all students securing at least one Level 9.

Headteacher, Hannah Blake, commented:

“We are incredibly proud of this year’s GCSE cohort. These results are not only a testament to their hard work and focus, but also to the unwavering support of our staff and the encouragement of their families. Every student has their own story of achievement, and together they have set a wonderful example of aspiration and success. We look forward to welcoming them back into our Sixth Form and seeing them continue to flourish in the next stage of their education.”

Among many individual success stories several students deserve special recognition:

  • Sofia achieved eight Grade 9s, one Grade 8, and one Grade 7.
  • Henry achieved seven Grade 9s, two Grade 8s, and two Grade 7s.
  • Kit achieved three Grade 9s, three Grade 8s, and four Grade 7s.
  • Kirra achieved five Grade 9s, two Grade 8s, and two Grade 7s.
  • Oliver achieved three Grade 9s, six Grade 8s, and three Grade 7s.

Notably, one Year 11 student, Ethan, achieved two Grade 9s, four Grade 8s, and two Grade 7s, as well as a Grade A* in A level Computer Science as part of last week’s impressive Sixth Form results – a remarkable dual achievement.

We also congratulate a number of our younger students who sat GCSE examinations this year as part of our bespoke curriculum offer, securing success at the very highest Level 9 standard in a variety of subjects.

On collecting their results, Year 11 student Lujane said; “I’m ecstatic with my results. It’s been hard work but it all seems worthwhile now. I’m really looking forward to starting my A Levels at the Abbey in September and seeing what lays in store for me in Year 12.” and Year 11 student Archie said; “I’m so grateful to my teachers who went above and beyond to help me. The special thing about Battle Abbey is that it feels like everyone really care about us, even if they aren’t our subject teachers; everything they do just helps us believe more in ourselves.”

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