A Level Results 2026

29.4% of all A Level grades were A–A*, with 45.1% of grades at A–B.

Our overall A Level pass rate was 96.1%, with most of our students achieving the grades required to progress to their chosen university, apprenticeship or employment destination. 

There were several outstanding individual performances, including pupils achieving three A* grades, while students secured places on highly competitive courses and at leading universities across the UK.

GCSE Results 2026

89.3% of all GCSE and IGCSE examinations taken were graded 9–4, with 38.9% achieving the highest grades of 9–7.

The overall pass rate was 99.0%, with pupils achieving strong outcomes across a broad range of subjects.

Our Key Stage 4 curriculum comprises a mixture of GCSE and International GCSE (IGCSE) courses, selected to provide pupils with a broad, challenging and academically rigorous curriculum.

Some International GCSE qualifications are not included within Department for Education school performance measures. As a result, published performance tables do not always provide a complete representation of the qualifications taken, or the outcomes achieved, by pupils at Austin Friars.

Whilst we are justifiably proud of the academic achievements of our pupils we are careful not to confuse assessment with education.

We know, because the Government’s own futurologists have told us so, that seven out of ten future jobs for the pupils in our school today have not yet been invented! This suggests that an education system based solely on skills and academic intelligence is not going to be enough. Our children need to learn to interact with each other; they need to learn to listen, to adapt and to create. 

Every child and every parent at Austin Friars benefits from the very best that independent education can offer because we are free to innovate and inspired to care.