FROM THE LEADER: A-level and GCSE results
Last week, our students who sat their A-level exams this summer received their results. This week, our GCSE students will do the same.
Read moreDetailsLast week, our students who sat their A-level exams this summer received their results. This week, our GCSE students will do the same.
Read moreDetailsHighdown School has commended students on results which are "a testament to the dedication and hard work of the students."
Read moreDetailsOver 96% of students at the college taking maths and English have passed
Read moreDetailsHartland High School is celebrating a significant improvement in GCSE results, with the biggest gains recorded among disadvantaged pupils.
Read moreDetails'These results are a brilliant validation of our academic philosophy,' says senior deputy academic
Read moreDetailsLeighton Park School in Reading is celebrating a strong set of GCSE results, with more than half of all grades awarded at 7-9.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley School which supports autistic children and young people in Reading, has commended students on years of hard work and commitment
Read moreDetailsOakbank says results show "significant progress across the school" and reflect the hard work, resilience and determination of students
Read moreDetailsThe Willink School is celebrating its strongest GCSE results since the pandemic, with more than a third of grades awarded at Grade 7 or above.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council is offering advice and support for those who are seeking help with their next steps, as students collect their GCSE results
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