GCSE results 2026: The Abbey School celebrates ‘superb’ results with 40% of grades at 9
Students at The Abbey School in Reading are celebrating after almost nine in 10 GCSE grades were awarded at Grade 7 or above.
Read moreDetailsStudents at The Abbey School in Reading are celebrating after almost nine in 10 GCSE grades were awarded at Grade 7 or above.
Read moreDetailsStudents at UTC Reading are celebrating after receiving their GCSE and Level 2 technical qualification results.
Read moreDetailsCrosfields School in Reading is celebrating a strong set of GCSE results, with almost one in five grades awarded a Grade 9.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council's Elevate careers service is available to provide advice and guidance on progression into education, training, and employment.
Read moreDetailsHalf of students at the independant girls school scored all A* and A
Read moreDetailsHigh results all round but an exceptional 100% of Art students achieving an A*
Read moreDetailsStudents at Leighton Park in Reading are celebrating another rise in top A* grades, with leavers securing places at the country's leading universities
Read moreDetailsStudents at Little Heath School are celebrating after securing strong A Level and vocational results
Read moreDetailsStudents at Highdown School and Sixth Form Centre in Reading are celebrating some of the school's best results
Read moreDetailsStudents at Theale Green School are celebrating after receiving their A Level and vocational qualification results
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