Details of the UK’s best private schools

1. St Paul’s Girls’ School

In Brook Green, Hammersmith, in West London, England, there is an independent day school for girls ages 11 to 18 called St Paul’s Girls’ School. The girls from St. Paul’s School consistently earn top marks in their GCSE and A Level exams.  In 2014, 99.3% of GCSE exams received A*s or As, with 93.6% receiving only an A*. This was the highest A* percentage ever attained by the institution and the entire nation. With 60.0% of submissions receiving an A* grade and 93.8% of entries receiving an A* or A, 2016 saw the school’s best A Level results in school history. In 2022, St Paul’s Girls” School with 69% of all grades at A*, and 95.5% at A*-A, the highest in memory, can be justifiably proud of their performance. 

The main entry points at St. Paul’s Girls’ School are 7+, 8+, 11+, 13+, and 16+. 

2. St Paul’s School

John Colet founded St Paul’s School, an exclusive independent school for boys ages 13 to 18, and it is situated on a 43-acre tract on the Thames in London. The main focus of life at St. Paul’s is academic studies. In St. Paul’s, in all academic areas, scholarship, dedication, and hard effort are encouraged.

They encourage students to discover their own love of learning, to promote an inquiry-based mindset, and to become more independent in their academic pursuits. Their tutors help students discover how to strike a balance between their other obligations and their academic pursuits. In 2021, 94% of the students got %A*/Grade 8/9, 98% of the students got %A*A/Grade 7/8/9 and 100% got %A*AB/Grade 6/7/8/9. 

The main entry points at St. Paul’s School are 7+, 8+, 11+, 13+, and 16+.

3. Sevenoaks School

High-end coeducational independent school Sevenoaks School is located in Sevenoaks, Kent. After Oswestry, it is the second-oldest non-denominational school in the UK, having been founded in 1432. (1407). Between the ages of 11 and 18, there are more than 1,000 day students and borders. Between boys and girls, there is a roughly equal distribution between males and females. The International Baccalaureate replaced A level examinations fully at this top-tier UK school in 2006, making it the first of its kind to do so. Previously, the school belonged to the G20 Schools organisation. 

Outstanding GCSE and IGCSE results are once again being celebrated at Sevenoaks School. 96% of all exams received a 9/8/7 or an A*/A grade. 132 students earned ten or more 9/8/7 or A*/A marks, and of them, 40 achieved an exceptional ten or more top scores of 9 (or A*), which made up 65% of all exam grades. 

The main entry points at Sevenoaks School are 11+, 13+, 16+.  

4. King’s College School, Wimbledon

King’s College School is a public school in Wimbledon, southwest London, England. It is also known as Wimbledon, KCS, King’s, and KCS Wimbledon. All sixth form students are presently enrolled in either the IB Diploma or the A-Level programme, while all fifth form students are enrolled in the GCSE programme. In 2019, they had 82.9% A* and 96.3% A* and A’s , whereas their A* to AB was 99.5. In 2022 A Levels, currently, 67% of results have received an A*, and 94% have received an A or A. 39 students, or more than a quarter of the A level cohort, have received four or more A* marks, while 70 students, or more than half of the cohort, have received three or more A* grades. As of right now, 95% of all results are at A*/A or the IB higher level equivalents (7/6), and 68% of all examinations completed by this year group have been graded with an A* or the IB equivalent (higher level 7). 90% of all tests received grades of 9/8 (equal to an A*), while 71% of all results were given the highest mark possible, 9.  66 students received all grade 9s across nine or more disciplines. Rohan (U5MAC) achieved the top grade in OCR GCSE Classical Greek across all schools, which is a remarkable accomplishment. With 89% grade 9, the lower fifth (year 10) French IGCSE scores are outstanding. Following the school’s remarkable sixth form results this summer, when 68% of all results were marked A* or the IB equivalent, these accomplishments have been met with success.

The main entry points at King’s College are 7+, 8+ 11+, 13+ and 16+. 

5. City of London School for Girls

An independent school in the City of London’s Barbican neighbourhood is called the City of London School for Girls (CLSG). The City of London Freemen’s School and the all-boys City of London School have it as a partner institution. The City’s Cash provides funds to all three schools. It belongs to both the Girls’ Schools Association and the Headmasters and Headmistresses Conference (HMC). In 2022, 70% of the papers were awarded 9, 92% awarded as 8 or 9 99% awarded 7-9 in GCSE. IN A-Levels, the year group as a whole received exceptionally high results, with 36% of students achieving three A*s or more and a remarkable 85% of all papers graded A* or A. 

The main entry points at City of London School for Girls are 10+, 11+, 13+, 16+.  

6. The Godolphin and Latymer School

A private day school for girls, The Godolphin and Latymer School is located in Hammersmith, West London. Academic performance is exceptional, with Year 11 students with their excellent GCSE results, with 89% of the grades awarded being Grade 9 or 8. Despite the difficulties caused by the epidemic over the past few years, A Level students this summer obtained exceptional and well-deserved exam scores. 90.9% of all grades were A* or A. In a variety of fields, including architecture, art history, biochemistry, biomedicine, business management, chemistry, classics, English literature, economics, geography, history, law, liberal arts, modern foreign languages, psychology, philosophy, medicine, natural sciences, neuroscience, veterinary medicine, and zoology, more than 95% of students have obtained admission to the university of their first choice. 

The main entry points at The Godolphin and Latymer School are 11+ and 16+.  

7. Westminster School

Located on the grounds of Westminster Abbey in Westminster, London, England, lies Westminster School, a public school. Students from Westminster obtained GCSE results that broke records. 98.6% of all grades were A/7 or higher, and 90.9% of all grades were A*, 9 or 8. Only 18 out of 1,292 grades were a B or below. 76 students received 10 or more A* or comparable marks, with 58 of them receiving all A*, 8 or 9. Over half of the grades earned by Westminster Remove students were at the A* or D1/D2 level for the ninth consecutive year. 85 students, out of whom 36 received at least four A*s, gained at least three A*s in either A level or Pre-U, breaking the previous year’s record. 83.5 percent of A-level and Pre-U grades were A* or A. 

The main entry points at Westminster School are 7+, 8+ and 11+.

8. The Haberdashers’ Aske’s Boys’ School

A public school for students from the ages of 4 to 18 is located in Elstree, Hertfordshire, England. It was formerly known as Haberdashers Aske’s Boys School until September 2021. Both the Rugby Group and the Headmasters and Headmistresses Conference are affiliated with the institution. The Elstree Schools of The Haberdashers are proud to share their great GCSE results. At Habs Girls, 54% of the grades given out were 9, and 91% of the grades given out at Habs Boys were 7-9 or above. They also had glowing A level results. At Habs Girls, 52% of the grades given out were A*, and 85% of the grades given out were A* to A. 

The main entry points at The Haberdashers’ Aske’s Boys’ School are 7+ and 11+. 

9. City of London School

The City of London School, also referred to as CLS and City, is a private day school for boys located in the City of London, England, next to the Millennium Bridge and directly across from Tate Modern. The City of London School for Girls and the City of London Freemen’s School are partners with this institution. They are celebrating academic excellence, which had amazing results in 2022. At A Levels, 26 pupils gained places at Oxbridge. 97% of the students got 9-7 at GCSE and 91% got A*-A at A-level.

 The main entrance points for City of London School are 10+, 11+, 13+. 

10. Oxford International College

An independent day school for girls called Oxford High School is located in Oxford, England. The oldest girls’ school in the city, it was established in 1875 by the Girls’ Day School Trust. OHS is a place where young women are prepared for a future where they give back to others who have not had the same opportunity. OHS is justifiably proud of its excellent academic results. As 2022 results are not officially published, in 2021, 100% of A* grades and 63% of A*-C grades for all A Levels. Additionally, 89% of students received at least one A*. At GCSE, 78% of all students in 2021 received all 9-7 (A*-A) grades, while 100% I received all 9-4 (A*-C) grades. 

The main entry points at Oxford High School GDST are  7+, 11+, and 13+. 

11. Wycombe Abbey School

High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, England is home to the independent boarding and day school Wycombe Abbey for girls. In terms of academic performance, it is frequently rated as one of the best all-girls institutions. The GCSE and A level results for 2021–2022 were outstanding, with 96% of grades at A*–A (7/8/9) and 90% of exams receiving an A*–A grade (8/9). 97% of outcomes at the A level were A*-B rated, with 64% of the grades being A*. Every year, female students are accepted into competitive courses at prestigious institutions. 

Wycombe Abbey School’s admission entry points are 11+, 13+ and 16+

12. Wimbledon High School GDST

An independent day school for girls, Wimbledon High School is located in Wimbledon, South West London. It belongs to the Girls’ Schools Association and is a branch of the Girls’ Day School Trust. Recently, students celebrated their first GCSE results since the epidemic, which were great. Early in their courses, students learned a lot online and did a fantastic job. At 80%, the ratio of A*, 9 and 8 grades were greater than it was in 2019. 

The main entry points at Wimbledon High School are 11+, 13+ and 16+.

13. King Edward VI High School for Girls

A private secondary school for girls, King Edward VI High School for Girls is located in Edgbaston, Birmingham, England. It is a part of the Birmingham Foundation of the Schools of King Edward VI, and it shares a building with King Edward’s School, with whom it has a twinning relationship. With their exceptional test achievements, KEHS is one of the top independent schools in the nation and is known for inspiring intellectual drive. 96.67% of the students got 7-9 grades in A levels, whereas in GCSE this percentage is 94.87. Exams do not, however, capture all that students learn or achieve, and life at KEHS is about much more than academic success. A well-rounded education that includes a variety of extracurricular activities gives their students a sense of purpose and inspires confidence in them, preparing them for life after school. 

The main entry points at King Edward VI High School for Girls are 7+, 8+, 9+, 11+, 12+, 16+.

14. North London Collegiate School

The day school for girls at the private North London Collegiate School is located in England. Its current location, in Edgware in the London Borough of Harrow, is where it was founded, in Camden Town. The outcomes for this year were based on a mixture of rigorous instructor evaluations and coursework. The headline percentage of 91% A* at A Level and Pre-U reflects the best achievement by a cohort of students at this level in school history. In a similar vein, Grade 9 received 95% of all GCSE grades. The test results from the 2021 series are genuinely excellent. 

The main entry points at North London Collegiate School are 4+, 7+, 11+ and 16+.  

15. Guildford High School

An independent day school for females, Guildford High School was established in 1888. From Guildford and the other towns and villages, the school enrols about 1,000 girls between the ages of 4 and 18. The junior school, senior school, and sixth form are all part of the school. On Thursday, August 15, 2019, students at Guildford High School celebrated an amazing set of A Level results. 94% of the grades were between A* and B, with an A* grade distribution of 40.7%. With 94 students in the year group, 18 students received three or more A* marks, while 55 students received three or more A*/A grades. 

Guildford High School admission entry points are 7+, 11+ and 16+. 

16. Winchester College

A public college is located in Winchester, Hampshire. It was established in 1382 by William of Wykeham, and it has been there ever since. It is considered to be one of the most elite schools in the world and is the oldest of the nine schools that the Clarendon Commission looked into. The university is justifiably proud of its standing for intellectual excellence, but a Winchester education offers more than simply strong grades. They urge students to look into topics, consider concepts, and draw connections outside of the curriculum being tested. 53 students were accepted into one of the top 20 colleges in the world in 2021. Every year, a sizable portion of our students enrol in Oxbridge or a Russell Group university. Premier US colleges, including Yale, Brown, Chicago, Columbia, Dartmouth, Duke, Georgetown, Harvard, MIT, Princeton, UNC, and Chicago are being attended by a growing number of students. 

The main entry points at Hampton College are 11+ and 13+. 

17. St Helen and St Katharine

Located in Abingdon, Oxfordshire, St Helen & St Katharine is a private girls’ day school. Located on the outskirts of Abingdon, it is a girls-only independent day school. Students are transported to the school from Oxfordshire, Berkshire, and neighbouring counties by a large transportation system that St Helen & St Katharine shares with Abingdon School. On a 22-acre campus with Edwardian and contemporary buildings, 700 students between the ages of 9 and 18 attend classes. As the school honoured the accomplishments of pupils in their I/GCSE examinations, perseverance and hard effort were acknowledged. Over a third of the year had at least eight 9 or 8 grade increases, with 96% of grades being at 9-6 and 66% at 9-8. 91% of students achieved A*–B grades and 67% achieved A*–A at A Levels. The main entry points atSt Helen and St Katharine are  9+, 10+, 11+, 13+ and 16+.

18. Cardiff Sixth Form School

Cardiff Sixth Form College, sometimes known as CSFC, is a private, mixed-education sixth form college for students between the ages of 15 and 19 in Cardiff, Wales. The college is owned by Dukes Education. The College has achieved excellent outcomes. 98% of students in 2021 earned A*-A grades, while 100% of students earned A*-B grades. What actually makes a difference is excellent teaching, one-on-one assistance, excellent academic resources, almost twice as many teaching hours as any other institution, and developing academic students with programmes intended to further their careers. On top of their comprehensive teaching schedule, the faculty provides excellent tutoring, tutorials, and academic enrichment.

The main entry points for Cardiff Sixth Form School are 11+, 13+ and 16+.

19. Brighton College

For boys and girls ages 3 to 18, Brighton College is an independent, coed boarding and day school in Brighton, England. There are three locations for the school: Brighton College (the main school, for students ages 11 to 18), Brighton College Preparatory School (for students ages 8 to 13), and the Pre-Prep School (children aged 3 to 8). When examinations were last given, Brighton College was the best co-educational school in England and received The Sunday Times’ UK School of the Decade award. Nearly 99% of students received grades A*–B this year, while an astounding 61% received grades A*. 

The main entry points at Brigton College are 4-10+, 11+, 13+, 16+.  

20. Lady Eleanor Holles

Hampton, London’s Lady Eleanor Holles School is a private day school for girls (commonly referred to as LEH or LEHS). It consists of a junior school that is tiny and a senior school that is bigger, both of which are housed on the same 24-acre (10-hectare) campus but in distinct buildings. It belongs to the Headmasters and Headmistresses Conference as well as the Girls’ Schools Association. The percentage of 8-9 grades in A levels is 88% and 95% in GCSE. Up to 20% of students in each year group may continue on to Oxford or Cambridge for their undergraduate studies, but the majority enrol in institutions that are part of the prestigious Russell Group, which also includes Bristol, Warwick, the London School of Economics, University College London, Nottingham, Edinburgh, and Manchester in addition to Oxford and Cambridge. 

The main entry points at Lady Eleanor House are 7+, 11+ and 16+. 

21. St. Helen’s School

In Northwood, North West London, there is a British independent private day school called St Helen’s School for girls ages three to eighteen. It has ties to the Merchant Taylors’ Company and collaborates closely with the neighbourhood Merchant Taylors’ School in a number of ways. After two years in which students’ GCSE, IGCSE, AS, and A Level marks were determined by evidence-based teacher evaluations, grades were in 2022 decided by how well students performed in public exams and non-examination assessment. In A Levels 93.9% of the students got A*-B whereas 88.8% of the GCSE students were awarded 9-7. 

The main entry points for St. Helen’s School are 11+ and 16+. 

22. Tonbridge School

Sir Andrew Judde established Tonbridge School in 1553. It is a public school located in Tonbridge, Kent, England. The Worshipful Company of Skinners, one of the oldest London livery companies, and this organisation, which belongs to the Eton Group, have strong ties. There are about 800 boys at the institution, ranging in age from 13 to 18. 

he GCSE and IGSCE scores for Tonbridge in 2022 are exceptional and among the finest ever for the institution. In the results released today (Thursday, August 25), more than 57% of grades are at 9, the highest mark that can be awarded, and over 85% are at 9 and 8 (with both scores being the equal of an A*). Students from Tonbridge performed exceptionally well on their A-level exams. In the results released today, Thursday, August 18, 50% of the grades given to the Upper Sixth cohort are at A*, or the equivalent of a Pre-U. Today, more than 85% of all grades are A or A*, and virtually all of the marks Tonbridge students get (98%) are one of these three. Additionally, 107 boys at A-level received a “clean sweep” of A*/A marks. The main entrance points for Tonbridge School are 13+, 14+, 16+. 

23. Hampton School

An independent boys’ day school called Hampton School is located in Hampton, Greater London, England. It is one of the best independent schools in the nation. The A Level and GCSE test results from Hampton, one of the top academic institutions in the UK, are among the finest in the nation. Due to their outstanding academic performance, Hamptonians are able to enroll in top-tier colleges and universities where they can study a variety of courses. Among A Level students, 90% of its graduates went on to Russell Group or comparable universities, 20% got into top-10 universities worldwide, and 15 students from their class of 2021 got into Oxford or Cambridge. Hamptonians in their fifth year received outstanding GCSE grades. 58% of the scores granted were 9, with 82% being 9-8 (A*) and 95% being 9-7 (A*-A). This is quite remarkable. Surprisingly, more than half of the graduating class earned 10 or more 9–8 (A*) marks. 

The main entry points at Hampton College are 11+, 13+ and 16+. 

24. Withington Girls’ School

A public college is located in Winchester, Hampshire. It was established in 1382 by William of Wykeham, and it has been there ever since. It is considered to be one of the most elite schools in the world and is the oldest of the nine schools that the Clarendon Commission looked into. The university is justifiably proud of its standing for intellectual excellence, but a Winchester education offers more than simply strong grades. They urge students to look into topics, consider concepts, and draw connections outside of the curriculum being tested. 53 students were accepted into one of the top 20 colleges in the world in 2021. Every year, a sizable portion of our students enrol in Oxbridge or a Russell Group university. Premier US colleges, including Yale, Brown, Chicago, Columbia, Dartmouth, Duke, Georgetown, Harvard, MIT, Princeton, UNC, and Chicago are being attended by a growing number of students. Withington Girls’ School.

 The main entry points at Hampton College are 11+ and 13+. 

25. Magdalen College School

For boys aged seven to eighteen and sixth-form females in Oxford, England, Magdalen College School (MCS) is a public (English independent day school). About 1480, William Waynflete established it as a member of Oxford’s Magdalen College. Students at Magdalen College School are enjoying yet another outstanding set of Pre-U and A Level results. 97% of the grades were A*-B, 88% were A*-A, and 53% were A* (or Pre-U equivalent*). The majority of students will be going to premier institutions in the UK, the USA, or art and drama schools. 

Magdalen College School admission entry points are 11+, 13+ and 16+. 

26. Channing School

Highgate Hill in Highgate, North London, is home to the private day school Channing School for girls. The Girls’ Schools Association counts Channing School as one of its members. The Early Years Foundation Stage is included in the junior school, which serves students from the ages of four to twelve. Channing School got outstanding results in GCSEs. 87.7% of the students got 9-7 grades and 68% of the students got 9-8. As well as GCSEs, A Level results are excellent. 86.9% of the students got A*-B grades whereas 72.9% of them got A*-A. 

The main entry points for Channing School are  4+, 11+ and 16+. 

27. Eltham College

Southeast London’s Mottingham is home to the independent day school Eltham College. Because of this, Eltham and Mottingham were originally in the same parish. The Headmasters’ and Headmistresses’ Conference recognises it as a member (HMC). An independent co-educational day school is Eltham College. We are dedicated to ensuring that every child receives an excellent education, a constructive outlook, and values that will guide them throughout their lives. Just over 50% of Eltham College students obtained at least A*A*A*, and one in eight students received four or more A* marks. Of the A Level results granted to students in 2021, 72% were A* and 92% were either A*/A. More than 83% of pupils received grades of at least AAA. Please click here to view the whole set of results. 

The main points of entry to Eltham College are at 7+, 11+ and 16+. 

28. Ibstock Place

Southwest London’s Roehampton neighbourhood is home to the private co-educational day school Ibstock Place School, which serves students ages 4 to 18. Due to its relationship with the Froebel Institute and the dissemination of its pedagogical tenets, it was established as the Froebel Demonstration School. A full sweep of grade 9s was obtained by 12 students, with 88.7% of submissions receiving grades of A*–A or 9–7 in 2022. 

The main points for Ibstock are 11+, 12+, 13+ and 14+. 

29. Highgate School

The largest independent day school for boys in the UK is the Manchester Grammar School, located in Manchester, England. It was first established in 1515 as a free grammar school near to Manchester Parish Church and transferred to its current location in Rusholme in 1931.Established more than 450 years ago, we accept students, ages 4 to 18, from a variety of backgrounds throughout London. Results for examinations taken in person for the first and only time since Covid were given to the Class of 2022. At A Levels, 55.1% of all grades were at the level of an A* or Pre-U. 83.9 % scored an A* or an A. 95% of all GCSE entries graded 7, 8 or 9. 

The main points of entry to Highgate are at 4+, 7+, 11+ and 16+. 

30. Haberdashers’ Girls’ School

Elstree, Hertfordshire’s Haberdashers’ School for Girls is an independent day school. It is frequently known as “Habs”. Their location on the same campus as Habs Boys is one of their distinctive qualities. They can get a single-sex education in a co-educational setting, giving them the best of both worlds. Nearly all students at Habs’ Girls typically earn grades between A* and C on all GCSE and A Level exams, placing the school in the top 10 league tables for both exams. A very high 82.7% of A Level grades in 2020 were A*-A (74% in 2019), 99% were A*-C (98% in 2019), and 36% of A Level grades were the highest A* (29% in 2019). 

The main entry points at Haberdashers’ Girls School are 4+, 11+ and 16+

31. Eton College

Public education is provided at Eton College in Berkshire, England. As a sister college to King’s College, Cambridge, it was established in 1440 by Henry VI under the name Kynge’s College of Our Ladye of Eton besyde Windesore, making it the 18th-oldest Headmasters’ and Headmistresses’ Conference (HMC) school. Eton is renowned for its wealthy alumni, rich history, and famous former students known as Old Etonians. In 2020, 58% of the students got 9, 26.5% got 8, 11.9% got 7. 

The main entry points at Eton College are 11+, 13+, 16+.  

32. The Perse School

The Perse School is a public institution in Cambridge, England that teaches English independently and was formerly a residential school. The organisation presently has three schools, which collectively serve students from 3 to 18 years old. The Pelican is the nursery and pre-preparatory school for children ages 3 to 7 at the Perse. It is near to the main school campus and located on Glebe Road. The Perse Prep, which is situated near the Upper School, approximately north of the intersection of Long Road and Trumpington Road, offers preparatory instruction to children aged 7 to 11 years old. Students often move on to the Upper School in Year 7 where they take the GCSE or IGCSE exams as well as A-Levels.  

The main entry points at The Perse School are 7+ and 11+. 

33. South Hampstead High School GDST

The Girls’ Day School Trust founded South Hampstead High School, an independent day school in Hampstead, northwest London, England. It was a girls’ direct grant grammar school from 1946 until the late 1970s, with the local council funding around half the enrollment. In 2021, South Hampstead High School GDST in GCSE got 83.1% of 9-8 grades. In A Levels 98.9% of the students got 9-8 grades. Usually, a quarter of the student body chooses to continue their education at Oxford or Cambridge. 

The main entry points at South Hampstead High School are  4+, 7+, 11+ and 16+. 

34. Dulwich College

In Dulwich, London, England, there is a boys-only, independent day and boarding school called Dulwich College. Edward Alleyn, an Elizabethan actor, created the College of God’s Gift, which became a public institution, in 1619 with the initial goal of teaching 12 underprivileged students. Their Year 13 students obtained an outstanding set of A level grades. It gives me great pleasure to inform that 78 students received three A*s or higher, and 159 students received all A or A* scores on the examinations they took. Overall, 52% of the tests they took were given A* or A ratings. The majority of the papers that the students at Dulwich College submitted received grades of A*/A/B. At GCSEs, 93% of grades are Grade 7 and above (A and A* grades in the previous currency), with 52% of scores being at the highest level (Grade 9). 

35. Alleyn’s School

In Dulwich, London, England, Alleyn’s School is a co-educational, independent, Church of England day school and sixth form serving students ages 4 to 18. It was once a part of Edward Alleyn’s College of God’s Gift charitable foundation, together with James Allen’s Girls’ School (JAGS) and Dulwich College, and is now a recognised charity. Alleyn’s students have received a record number of first-choice university admissions and obtained remarkable test results. Boys and girls at Alleyn’s, a top co-educational independent day school in the UK, achieved a wide range of exceptional results in their A Levels this year. They had 96% A*, A and B grades as A level results. They have not published 2022 GCSE results, therefore in 2019 all grades given to Alleyn’s students averaged 43 percent of the highest Grade 9s. Grades 9 or 8 accounted for 71% of all grades given. 9th, 8th, or 7th graders received 88% of all grades. 

The main entry points at Alleyn’s School are  4+, 7+, 9+ and 11+. 

36. Trinity School, Croydon

51. Merchant Taylors’ School

A prestigious British independent public school for boys, Merchant Taylors’ School was established in London in 1561. Since its inception, the school has called a number of sites home. Since 1933, however, it has called Sandy Lodge, a 285-acre (115-ha) location in Northwood in the Three Rivers neighbourhood of Hertfordshire, home. 

The Times described 2022 exam results as the most jumbled batch of A levels since the Second World War. However, it appears that we have overcome the difficulties, therefore there is plenty to rejoice. More than 60% of students received either As or As*, while 16% received only As. 23 boys earned three or more A*s, while 9 boys obtained four A*s. Additionally, the school claimed that students’ GCSE achievements were outstandingly successful and above expectations. The proportion of A* grades has improved by 9.89% compared to 2019 while the percentage of A*-A grades has increased by 4.12%. 43 out of the 159 students in the year group received a 9 (the highest score attainable) in eight or more courses, while 90 students, or 57% of the entries, received five or more 9s. 87% of the submissions, or 141 students, received 8 or more A* or A grades. Only one student in the year group who took math had a grade lower than an A*/A. 

The main points of entry to Merchant Taylors’ School are at 11+, 13+ and 16+. 

52. St. Cathrine’s, Bramley

An independent girls’ school called St Catherine’s School is located in the Surrey, England village of Bramley, not far from Guildford. The institution is split into a senior school for students aged 11 to 18 and a preparatory school for female students aged 4 to 11. They had outstanding GCSE and A level results in 2022. In GCSEs 90% Grade 9-7, 71% Grade 9-8, and 46% Grade 9 students. In A Levels 95% of the students got A*-B whereas 41% of them achieved A*.

The main entry points are 11+ and 13+. 

53. Wellington College

A public school called Wellington College is located in the English community of Crowthorne, Berkshire. Currently, Wellington, a recognised nonprofit, teaches about 1,200 students annually between the ages of 13 and 18. The institution, which is named in honour of the first Duke of Wellington, was constructed as a national memorial. The class of 2022 at Wellington College has excellent cause to be happy with their A Level results, as seen by a simple analysis of their grades: of the 120 candidates who took the A-levels, 37.4% earned an A*, 74.5% obtained an A* or A, and 94.8% received an A*-B. 22 students received A*s across the board, while 51 students received A*AA or above. In GCSE exams, 22 students received all straight 9s, while 23 students received all 9s. 74.3% of all grades were 9s or 8s, accounting for 47.7% of all grades granted. 

The main entry points for Wellington College are 13+, 14+ and 16+.

54. Nothingham High School

With an Infant and Junior School (ages 4–11) and Senior School, Nottingham High School is an independent, public, fee-charging day school for boys and girls in Nottingham, England (ages 11–18). In the 2019–2020 academic year, there were 738 students enrolled, 151 of them were in the sixth form and preparing for advanced certificate exams. A spectacular set of A Level results were announced today for Nottingham High School, with 44% of all passes coming in at the top A* grade and 78.4% at A* and A grades. 66 students—quite a surprising number—have earned three A or higher grades. At least 31 pupils received three A* marks, and eight received four.

The main entry points for Nothingham High School are 8+ and 11+. 

55. St. Michael’s

The first St. Michael’s School was founded in 1923, and it has been located in Bryn since 1928. The Rees brothers, who founded the school, developed its reputation of outstanding academic accomplishment, and it has a history of steady management. In 1962, they retired, and Mr. Vaughan-Evans, the previous head boy, took their position. The UK’s top 100 Independent Schools for A level outcomes routinely designate St. Michael’s as a local institution with a distinguished reputation. As the top Co-Educational Independent School in Wales for GCSE results, they frequently achieve an impressive 80% at grades A and A*. They have a long history of sending students to Oxford and Cambridge, and almost all of our sixth-form students continue on to the institutions of their choosing. 

They had outstanding results in 2022. In A levels 81.8% of the students for A*-B grades whereas in GCSE 85.4% got 7 and above. 

The main entry points for St. Michael’s are 11+ and 16+.  

A nonprofit limited business called Emmaus School was founded in 1997 with the mission of educating children, ages 5 to 16, to a high standard and preparing them for modern society in a nurturing, pleasant, family-oriented atmosphere that meets their needs regardless of background or level of ability. Each academic year, they have a limited cohort, which indicates that their statistics might change greatly from year to year. The average performance of one student might affect the overall outcome. They have a wide range of skills at our non-selective school, and this year an exceptionally high percentage of the group were above average. 100% of students earned grades of 6 or above in all courses, and 100% of students earned five or more grades between 9 and 7 in GCSEs. 

65. Sir William Perkins’s School

In Chertsey, Surrey, England, girls ages 11 to 18 attend Sir William Perkins’ School, an independent day school. On the outskirts of Chertsey, it is set on a 49,000 m2 greenbelt. The strong GCSE and A level achievements at SWPS are a testament to the students’ dedication to their studies and pursuit of their future aspirations. Academic success at SWPS is typically good. In GCSEs 43% of grades are 9, 87% of grades are 9-7, 30% of students achieved all Grade 9 and 8 and over half achieved all Grade 9-7. In A levels 100% Passed, over 90% of grades were A*-B and almost 80% of students achieved A* to B. 

The main entry points for Sir William Perkins’s School are 11+, 13+ and 16+. 

66. Francis Holland School, Regent’s Park

Two independent day schools for girls in central London, England, with the name Francis Holland School are run by the Francis Holland (Church of England) Schools Trust. The schools are situated in Graham Terrace and Clarence Gate, both close to Regent’s Park NW1 (near Sloane Square SW1). Francis Holland School had outstanding GCSE and A Level results. In 2022, 86% of the pupils got 9-7 in GCSEs whereas 90% of the pupils got A*/B in A Levels.

The main entry points for Francis Holland School are 4+, 11+ and 16+.

67. Roedan School

An independent day and boarding school run under royal charter, Roedean School was established in 1885 in Roedean Village on the outskirts of Brighton, East Sussex, England. 11 to 18-year-old females are eligible. The campus is set on a cliff with views of Brighton Marina and the English Channel close to the Sussex Downs. With an astounding 71% A*-A grades and a staggering 30.5% A* ratings, Year 13 students earned the School’s highest proportion of top grades at A Level ever. Additionally, 19 students received two or more A* grades, and more than half of the cohort received three or more A grades. The 83% of students who successfully finished the Extended Project Qualification with A*-A marks, including 5 students who have 16 A* or more between them, will serve them well during their undergraduate studies. In GCSEs, overall, 85.3% of all exams resulted in grades 9 through 7, which are comparable to A*-A, which is a remarkable accomplishment for the girls.

The main entry points for Roedan School are 11+, 13+ and 16+. 

68. The Manchester Grammar School

The largest independent day school for boys in the UK is the Manchester Grammar School, located in Manchester, England. It was first established in 1515 as a free grammar school near to Manchester Parish Church and transferred to its current location in Rusholme in 1931. One of the best academic institutions in the nation, The Manchester Grammar School has developed a solid reputation. Bana 90% of all grades were A*, A, or B, accounting for 74% of all grades. Numerous individual performances stood out. A remarkable feat was made by the 38 students who received A* ratings in every subject; 20 of these students received four A* grades.

 The main entrance points for The Manchester Grammar School are 7+ and 11+. 

69. Colfe’s School

One of the oldest schools in London, Colfe’s School, formerly Colfe’s Grammar School, is a coeducational independent day school in Horn Park, London Borough of Greenwich, in southeast London, England. The school is a part of the Conference of Headmasters and Headmistresses. The GCSE results at Colfe’s were exceptional, with 63% of students earning the top 9–8 scores. Despite concerns of a decline in grades 7 and above nationwide, Colfe’s students obtained over 80% grades of 7/8/9, by far the highest percentage in the school’s history. The A Level results are especially deserving given that this was the year group’s first public tests following the upheaval and ambiguity of the preceding years. Eighteen students received straight As, making up 71% of the 88% A*-B grades granted. Ninety eight percent of pupils will attend the institution of their choice, including Oxbridge, Russell Group, and other prestigious, competitive universities.

The main entry points for Colfe’s School are 3+, 4+ and 11+. 

70. Canford School

One of the largest schools by area is Canford School, a public school with 300 acres of parkland located close to the market town of Wimborne Minster in Dorset, southwest England. The school is a part of the Conference of Headmasters and Headmistresses. They have outstanding results in 2022. In A levels, 40.4% of all grades awarded A*, 73.7% A*/A and 92.4% A*/B. In GCSEs 32.9% of all grades received the highest grade possible, or 9, as opposed to the national average of 6.6%, and 58.2% of all grades were 9 or above (A*), as opposed to the national average of 15.1%. 79% of all grades given to Canfordians were 9–7 (A*–A), compared to an average of 53% in independent schools and 26.3% nationally. Compared to 73% overall and 92.5% in independent schools, 99.7% of Canford’s GCSEs were rated 9-4 (A*-C). 

The main entry points for Canford School are 13+ and 16+. 

71. Badminton School

For girls aged 3 to 18, Badminton School is an independent boarding and day school located in Westbury-on-Trym, Bristol, England. As they encourage our girls to engage actively in their studies, ask questions, and dig deep into their topics, they provide an all-encompassing approach to education. Above all else, Badminton makes studying enjoyable, and this, along with their warm community and first-rate spiritual care, eliminates any room for anonymity. Over a quarter of students earned an outstanding three A* marks, and two thirds of students earned three grades at the A/A* level. Every candidate who studied a modern foreign language received an A* or A, a remarkable accomplishment with pupils performing exceptionally well in a variety of languages, including Japanese at the A Level. Students who played badminton were accepted into a variety of prestigious universities, including Oxford, Imperial College London, Durham University, and other illustrious institutions like The Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts. An impressive 86% of placements were made at the students’ top universities. 

The main entry points for Badminton School are 11+, 12+, 13+ and 14+. 

72. Forest School

In the London borough of Waltham Forest, the independent day school Forest School is located in Walthamstow. The original Grade II listed Georgian and Victorian terraced buildings that make up the school’s campus are still present. Boys and girls make up an equal number of the school’s 1,430 students, who range in age from 4 to 18. At Forest School pupils have been awarded excellent A Level and GCSE grades. 84 percent of their 136 Y13 students received grades A* to B, exceeding the academic goal the school set for them at the beginning of the year. Additionally, 90% of the Extended Project Qualification results for this very gifted Y13 cohort were A*/A. A remarkable 85% of our Y11 students received grades of A**/A*/A or 9/8/7, with 85% of students receiving grades of A*/A in their Higher Project Qualification.

The main entry points for Forest School are 4+ and 11+. 

73. Leicester Grammar School

An independent secondary school called Leicester Grammar School is located in Great Glen, Leicestershire, England. Following the closure of the city’s state-funded grammar schools, it was established in 1981. In 2022, 91% of the A Level students got A*-B grades whereas 80.8% of the GCSE students got higher than grade 7. 

The main entry points for Leicester Grammar School are 10+; 11+; 12+; 13+; 14+; 16+. 

74. Oundle School

In the market town of Oundle in the English county of Northamptonshire, there is a public school called Oundle School for students ages 11 to 18. Since Sir William Laxton founded the school in 1556, it has been managed by the Worshipful Company of Grocers of the City of London. In A levels with 65% A*A and 87% A*-B, 35% of the marks given out were A* or comparable. A significant number of students—including 17 students who received offers from Oxbridge—have already secured spots at one of their top colleges. At I/GCSE, 42% of grades received a grade of 9, 68% received a grade of 9 or 8, and 85% received a mark of 9–7. Surprisingly, 20 students received all grade 9s, while one in four students overall received all grade 8s and 9s. More than 80 students received all grades 9–7, which is comparable to an A–A in the old grading scheme. The overall average score for all submissions was 7.9.

The main entry points for Oundle School are 11+, 13+ and 16+.

75. The Maynard School

The Maynard School is a private, selective day school for girls in grades 4 through 18 in Exeter, Devon. It was established in 1658, making it the second-oldest girls’ school in the nation behind Bristol’s Redmaids’ High School (1634). Under Ms. Hughes, the school’s goal statement was “Imagine, Aspire, Achieve,” but Miss Dunn, the current headmistress, has modified it to “Made for Girls.” In A Levels 31% of the students got A*, 67.2% got A* and A and 84% A*, A and B. In GCSEs 31.5% got grade 9, 60% 8 and 80% 7. 

The main entry points for The Maynard School are 11+, 13+ and 16+. 

76. Park School for Girls

An autonomous, all-girls school called Park School for Girls was located in Glasgow, Scotland. In 2002, the school combined with Laurel Bank School, and the new Laurel Park School was incorporated into Hutchesons’ Grammar School. Impressively, 20.6% of all GCSEs were given the highest mark possible of 9. 86% (18/21) of students obtained at least one of these marks, and the top grades of 8 and 9 were granted to 44.7% of all GCSEs. All students earned at least one of the highest scores in 73.4% of all GCSE exams, which were graded from 7 to 9.

The main entry points for Park School for Girls is 11+. 

77. Walthamstow Hall

Located in the heart of Sevenoaks, Kent, England, Walthamstow Hall is a private day school for girls. Walthamstow Hall students attained the greatest level of 8s and 9s at the school in 2022. A 13% rise from 2021 and an 18% increase from 2019 were seen at level 9. (when exams were last sat in the traditional way). 10% of learners completed all nine levels. There was a 15% rise over 2019 at levels 8 to 9. With a remarkable set of A Level and GCSE grades, year 13 students from Walthamstow Hall in Sevenoaks are starting a diverse range of university programmes. 61.2% of A Level results were A*-A, accounting for 88.2% of the overall A*-B grades. 

The main entry points for Walthamstow Hall are 11+, 13+ and 16+. 

78. St John’s School

For students between the ages of 11 and 18, St. John’s School in Leatherhead, Surrey, is an independent school that is entirely coed. For over 800 students, the school provides day, weekly, and flexible boarding. St. John’s was established in 1851 to serve as a school for the sons of clergy, and in 1872 it relocated from St. John’s Wood, London, to its present location in Surrey. The school’s campus, which spans 50 acres (20 ha), is a blend of the new and the old, with mid-Victorian architecture complimented by a science centre, as well as contemporary teaching buildings and boarding homes. In 2019, 87% of students at St. John’s earned five or more GCSEs with grades between A* and C in 2019. 83% of students earned five or more GCSEs with a 9–4 scale, including English and math. 7 courses had pass rates of 100%, while 20% of all GCSEs had grades of A or A* or above. In A levels 90% of the pupils have secured their first place choice at University. 

79. Norwich School

An exclusive English independent day school, Norwich School is located next to Norwich Cathedral in Norwich. It is one of the oldest schools in the UK and can be traced back to Herbert de Losinga, the first Bishop of Norwich, who founded it as an episcopal grammar school in 1096. In A Levels performances were outstanding. 8 candidates got 4 A* or more, 28 candidates 28 candidates with 3A* or more and 72 candidates with 3A or more. 

The main entry points for Norwich School are 4+, 7+, 11+, 13+ and 16+. 

80. Churcher’s College

Established in 1722, Churcher’s College is a private day school for boys and girls that charges tuition. The Junior School and Nursery (ages 2 years, 9 months to 11 years) are in the adjacent town of Liphook, while the Senior School (ages 11 to 18) is in the market town of Petersfield, Hampshire. Another year in which everyone passed all of their tests, and this year, an astounding 40.6% of students received the highest A* rating, exceeding both the center- and teacher-assessed Covid years. In 2022 A Levels 40.6% of the students got A*, 71.8% got A*-A and 92% got A*-B. In GCSEs with just over 73% Grades 9 to 7, this year’s total is their best ever, excluding the two non-exam years, 2020 and 2021. 

The main entry points for Churcher’s College are 7+, 11+, 16+.

81. Exeter School

For students between the ages of 7 and 18, Exeter School is an independent, coed day school in Exeter, Devon, England. Around 200 students attended the Junior School in 2019 while 700 attended the Senior School. They had outstanding GCSE and A Level results. 32% of the students got A*, 63% A*-A and 87% A*-B. In GCSEs 50 of our 114 pupils gained ten or more 9-7 grades, 80 pupils gained eight or more 9-7 grades and 9-7 grades 81%. 

The main points for Exeter School are 7+, 9+, 11+, 13+ and 16+. 

82. Bromley High School GDST

An autonomous girls’ school called Bromley High School is situated in Bickley, Greater London. It moved from its original location in the heart of Bromley in 1981 to take up residence in brand-new structures surrounded by 24 acres of gardens and sports areas. They had excellent results in 2022. In A Levels 34% of the students got A*, 67% A*-A and 91% A*-B. 

The main entry points for Bromley High School GDST are 4+, 7+, 11+ and 16+. 

83. The Grange School

The Grange School, a private day school in the English county of Cheshire not far from Northwich, belongs to the Headmasters’ and Headmistresses’ Conference. A preparatory school that was established in 1933 made the unique transition to becoming a secondary school in 1978, and it currently educates students of all school years. They had outstanding results in both A Levels and GCSEs More than 80% of pupils were admitted to the school of their choice. Nearly three times the national average, 39% of the grades are A*. 71% of all grades are A* to A. 89% of all A*–B grades. In GCSEs 72.5% of the students got 9-7.

The main entry point for the Grange School is 11+. 

84. Leicester High School for Girls

In South Knighton, Leicester, the Leicester High School for Girls, popularly known as “LHS,” is an independent day school for girls in grades 3 through 18. It used to be a coeducational school but is now exclusively for girls. Leicester High School for Girls was once more enjoying exam success today with its GCSE results, with 77% A* and A grade scores and over 50% of all grades at A*. This follows the outstanding A Level results (100% pass rate and 22% A* grades). 

The main entry points for Leicester High School for Girls are 8+ and 11+. 

85. Royal High School Bath, GDST

Up to 650 students can attend Royal High School Bath, an independent day and boarding school for girls in Bath, Somerset, England. The school provides boarding facilities for roughly 150 girls and is located on Lansdown Road, close outside Bath’s city centre. An astonishing 90.4% of the marks granted at Royal High School Bath’s sixth-form were at the A* to C range, and the students there celebrated their accomplishment. 91% of the class of 2021 have secured admission to a university, with 61% receiving offers from Russell Group institutions. A little more than 3% will take a gap year and apply the following year, 5% will begin working right away, and 1% will continue their education by enrolling in an art foundation programme. Our top choices this year are University College London, University of Exeter, The University of Manchester, and University of Birmingham. 

The main entry points for Royal High School Bath, GDST are 11+, 12+ and 16+. 

86. Bristol Grammar School

In Bristol, England, there is a mixed, independent day school for students ages 4 to 18. Rich Bristol businessmen Robert and Nicholas Thorne donated money to the institution, which was established in 1532 by royal charter for the instruction of “excellent manners and literature.” In A Levels, 83.1% of the students got B or higher, 64% got A or higher and 33.6% got A*. In GCSEs 78.7% got 7 or higher, 60.3% got 8 or higher and 36.4 got 9. 

The main entry points for Bristol Grammar School are 4+, 7+, 9+, 11+ and 16+. 

87. St George’s College Weybridge

In Surrey, St. George’s Weybridge is a private, coeducational, mixed-Roman Catholic day school for students ages 3 to 18. St. George’s Junior School and St. George’s College make up St. George’s Weybridge. Over 98% of all exams received 9-6s (A*-B), and 99.8% of all papers received 9-4s (A*-C), indicating a stellar year for St. George’s GCSE pupils. Across all St. George’s A levels, 61.5% of papers received an A* or A grade (up from 55% in 2019), and nearly 89% received an A* or B (up from 81.4% in 2019). 

The main entry points for St George’s College Weybridge are 13+ and 16+.

88. Bedford Modern School

In Bedford, England, there is a Headmasters’ and Headmistresses’ Conference private school called Bedford Modern School. The Harpur Trust, which was established thanks to Sir William Harpur’s bequests in the sixteenth century, is where the institution got its start. Both a junior school and a senior school are part of BMS. The institution has gone under four names. They had outstanding A Level and GCSE results. In A Levels 69% of grades awarded at A* or A and half of all students obtaining three A grades or better. A tremendous 90% of grades were ranked A*-B and 26 students received three A*s or more. In GCSEs 53%, more than half, ranked 9-8 which is equivalent to an old A*. The number of grade 9s awarded also rose to an impressive 30%. 

The main entry points for Bedford Modern School are 7+, 9+, 11+, 13+ and 16+. 

89. Streatham and Clapham High School GDST

South London’s Streatham & Clapham High School is a private day school for females in grades 3 through 18. The Girls’ Public Day Institution Company, which built schools for girls offering intellectual, moral, and religious education, started the school in 1887. Dr. Millan Sachania is the head teacher. They had outstanding GCSE results. 81.3% of all grades were 7-9 whereas 30% of all grades were 9. At A Levels, at least 80% of SCHS girls have enrolled in the university of their choice. Both the national A* average and the 2019 A* record were broken by SCHS. 35.1% of our results this year were A*. 

The main entry points for Streatham and Clapham High School are 11+ and 16+.

90. Haileybury

A public school in England’s Hertford region is called Haileybury. Although it was a significant boys’ public school during the Victorian era and a member of the Rugby Group, it is now co-ed and accepts students at the 11+, 13+, and 16+ levels of study. Haileybury has more than 880 students, more than 550 of whom board. In GCSEs with over a third of all grades awarded at 9,  nearly four out of every five grades a 7, 8 or 9 and nearly four out of every five grades a 7, 8 or 9. In A levels, there is plenty to celebrate for Haileybury with over two-thirds of all grades being awarded at A* or A, and over one-third at A*.

The main entry points, as told in the previous paragraph, are 11+, 13+ and 16+. 

91. Chigwell School

In the English public school tradition, Chigwell School is a coed day and boarding independent school in the Chigwell neighbourhood of Essex’s Epping Forest. Pre-prep, Junior School, Senior School, and Sixth Form are all included. Nearly two thirds of grades were A* or A and 42% of pupils obtained at least three A grades. The average set of results was slightly higher than AAA, and the most frequent grade obtained was an A. 

The main entry points for Chigwell School are 4+, 7+, 11+ and 16+. 

92. Yarm School

A coed, independent day school called Yarm School is located in Yarm, North Yorkshire, in the northeast of England. The school’s on-site Nursery Pre-Prep, Preparatory School, Senior School, and Sixth Form are open to students ages 3 to 18. They had outstanding results in 2022. In GCSEs, 71% of the students got 9-7 grades, 94% got 9-5 and 98% got 9-4. 

The main entry points for Yarm School are 4+, 7+, 11+ and 16+.

93. Ardingly College

Near Ardingly, West Sussex, England, there is an independent boarding and day school called Ardingly College. The school has a strong Anglo-Catholic legacy because it is a part of the Headmasters’ and Headmistresses’ Conference and the Woodard Corporation of independent schools. In GCSEs, 79% of entries were graded 9-7 (the equivalent of A* or A grade), 34 scored a full set of 9s and 8s (A* equivalent) and 12 achieved all 9s. 100% of the GCSE cohort qualified for continuation into the Sixth Form. In A Levels, over a third of entries (37%) achieved the top grade of A* or the IB equivalent 7 (23% in 2019). Over 2/3rds (71%) achieved either and A*/A or 7/6 (64% in 2019). Upper Sixth cohort of 133 students between them achieved 377 of the top two grades A*/A or 7/6. IB Diploma average of 40.1 points, with three candidates gaining the perfect score of 45.

The main entry points for Ardingly College are 11+, 13+ and 16+. 

94. Godolphin School

An independent boarding and day school for girls, Godolphin School was established in Salisbury, England, in 1726 and first welcomed students in 1784. Girls between the ages of three and eighteen are taught at the institution. The A-Level results for 2022 are genuinely remarkable, which is a prize for the pupils of Godolphin. The majority of A-Level grades (70%) were A and A*, with a 100% pass rate. 85% of students received at least one A or A*, while 64% received one or more A*s. In  GCSEs 43% got 8 or above and 100% got 4 or above. 

The main entry points for Godolphin School are 11+, 13+ and 16+. 

95. Ruthin School

A public school called Ruthin School is situated outside of Ruthin, which is the county seat of Denbighshire in North Wales. It is one of the oldest schools in the United Kingdom with a history spanning more than 700 years. It was formerly a boys-only school but has been co-educational since 1990. The 2022 GCSE cohort at Ruthin School has achieved an exceptional set of results, and we are really pleased of them. 78% of outcomes were Levels 7-9, while 58% were Level 8 or 9. With 78% of Ruthin School pupils earning at least 1 A or A*, the school can once again be proud of its students. 64% of all grades were at A* or A, demonstrating the resiliency and tenacity of their local day kids. 

The main entry points for Ruthin School are 11+, 13+ and 16+.

96. Stephen Perse Foundation

For pupils ages 1 to 18, The Stephen Perse Foundation is a collection of private schools in Cambridge and Saffron Walden. The Foundation consists of three nurseries for children ages 1 to 5, two junior schools for children ages 5 to 11, a senior school for children ages 11 to 16, and the Stephen Perse Sixth Form for children ages 16 to 18. 

In 2022 in IB, 85% of all marks were given at Level 6 or 7, with an average score of 39.5 (the maximum is 45), and 67% of pupils received 40 or higher. In GCSEs, 36% of GCSEs graded the top score of 9, 59% of GCSEs graded 8 or 9, 79% of GCSEs graded 7, 8 or 9 and 24 students achieved at least 8 GCSEs at grade 9.

97. Loughborough High School

Located in Loughborough, Leicestershire, England, Loughborough High School is a prestigious, independent school for girls. It is one of four private schools in the Loughborough area that include Fairfield Preparatory School, Loughborough Amherst School, Loughborough Grammar School for Boys, and the Loughborough Schools Foundation.

In A Levels girls obtained A*s in 33% of the cases and A*-As in 58%. In GCSEs 9th through eighth grades made up 25% of all grades. Surprisingly, this number is bigger than 2020 and 2021 combined. 36% of students were in grades 9–7, which is 13% more than in 2019. 75% of students received a 9–5 grade, which is 13% more than in 2019.

The main entry points for Loughborough High School are 11+, 13+ and 16+.

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