Students at Little Heath School are celebrating after securing strong A Level and vocational results, with leavers heading to universities, apprenticeships and employment.
Almost half of the A Level grades awarded were between A* and B, while three-quarters were A* to C.
The school said all students taking vocational qualifications passed, with almost two-thirds achieving Distinction or Distinction* grades.
A number of students have secured places at universities including Oxford, University College London, Bristol, Bath, Manchester and the London School of Economics.
Others have secured degree apprenticeships with companies including EY, Vodafone and ARM, while some students are taking gap years or moving directly into employment.
Among the highest achievers was Hashim Bin Talha, who achieved four A* grades and will study Mathematics with Data Science at the London School of Economics.
Emma Bisoffi achieved AAA and will study Chemistry at the University of Oxford, while Sonny Tongue achieved AAA and will study History at University College London.
Logan Lister achieved three A grades and will study Medicine at the University of Manchester.
Other notable results included Amaan Ahmed, who achieved AAAB and will study Mathematics at Loughborough University, and Isabella Flood, who achieved AAA and will study Accounting and Management at the University of Bath.
Oscar Puri achieved A*AB and has secured a degree apprenticeship with Vodafone.
Safia Bolton achieved AAB and will join the Football Academy at Southampton Football Club, while Teddy Key, who achieved AAB, will take a gap year.
Headteacher David Ramsden praised the 2026 cohort for their achievements.
“Our staff have all enjoyed working with the Year 13 cohort of 2026 – they deserve all the success they have achieved,” he said.
“They are a lovely cohort and we wish them the absolute best for the future.”
The school also thanked teachers, leaders and support staff for helping students throughout their final two years.
Little Heath said it was particularly proud of the strong relationships between staff and students, and would continue to follow the progress of the outgoing Year 13 through its alumni programme.
The school congratulated the Class of 2026 and wished students well as they prepare to begin the next stage of their lives.
