Exam Results | Woodhouse Grove School

Continuing to rise to the challenge. Our 2026 Exam Results.

Woodhouse Grove students are celebrating an outstanding year of examination results, with achievements across both GCSE and A-level.

Behind every grade lies a story of determination, resilience and growth. We are incredibly proud of our Year 11 and Year 13 students; not only for what they have achieved academically, but for the confidence, character and ambition they take into their next steps.

GCSE Results

Our Year 11 students have celebrated an outstanding set of GCSE results, demonstrating the commitment, resilience and academic curiosity they have shown throughout their time at The Grove.

Our Year 11 students also delivered an impressive set of GCSE results in 2026, demonstrating the breadth of academic achievement across the cohort.

A total of 130 Grade 9s were awarded, representing 13% of all grades, while 30% of pupils achieved eight or more grades at 7–9 and 39% secured at least six grades at 7 or above. 61% of pupils achieved at least one Grade 8 or 9 and 90% achieved five or more GCSE passes. Two students achieved all Grade 9s.

These results provide a strong foundation for Sixth Form study and reflect the confidence, scholarship and individual potential of our pupils.

A-level Results

Our A-level students have also again achieved an excellent set of results, reflecting their hard work, ambition and determination throughout Sixth Form.

Our Sixth Form students achieved an excellent set of A-level results in 2026, reflecting the academic ambition and high expectations that underpin life at The Grove.

30% of all grades were awarded at A*–A, 60% at A*–B and 85% at A*–C, with one third of the year group achieving ABB or better. Students progressed to a wide range of leading universities, including St Andrews, Durham, Warwick, Bristol, Sheffield, York, Newcastle, UCL and King’s College London, alongside degree apprenticeships and employment.

Notable individual successes included four A*s for Z. Nelson, who progressed to Mathematics at Warwick, and AAA* for L. Bursuc, achieving a place in Medicine at St Andrews.