As an inclusive school, we believe that success comes in many forms and that every student’s journey is unique. Whether students are progressing to university, apprenticeships, employment, training or taking time to travel, we are proud of all they have achieved.

This year, our A Level students achieved 80% A*-C grades, 53% A*-B grades, with 24% of all grades at A*-A. Our BTEC students also performed incredibly well, with 39% of grades awarded at Distinction* to Distinction and 79% at Distinction* to Merit.

Principal Gwennan Jeremiah said, "The class of 2026 has been a wonderful year group who have demonstrated resilience, ambition and character throughout their time with us. We are incredibly proud of every student and the individual path they have chosen. Their destinations reflect the breadth of talent within our school, and we wish them every success and happiness in the future."

Assistant Principal, Director of Sixth form, Laura Watkins has expressed her delight on today's outcomes, “Today is a day of celebration for our students, and we are incredibly proud of everything they have achieved. These results represent the culmination of two years of hard work, commitment and perseverance. They reflect not only academic success, but also the resilience, determination and character that our students have shown throughout their time in Sixth Form.

At Wyedean School and Sixth Form Centre, we are passionate about supporting every student to achieve their personal best. While examination results are an important milestone, we believe that education extends far beyond grades alone. Our aim is to develop confident, capable and compassionate young people who are well prepared for the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead.

This cohort has embraced every aspect of Sixth Form life, taking advantage of enrichment opportunities, leadership roles, community involvement, work experience and wider personal development activities. Through these experiences, they have developed the skills, independence and self-belief that will serve them well long after they leave Wyedean.

We are exceptionally proud not only of what they have achieved academically, but of the remarkable young adults they have become.

These achievements are the result of a genuine partnership between students, staff and families. I would like to thank our dedicated teaching and support staff for their unwavering commitment to helping students fulfil their potential, and to parents and carers for the encouragement and support they have provided throughout this important stage of their education.

As our students prepare for the next chapter, we are delighted to see them progressing to a wide range of exciting destinations. Many have secured places at leading universities across the UK, including a number of Russell Group institutions, where they will study an impressive range of subjects from medicine, dentistry, engineering to the arts, humanities and social sciences. Others have gained places on highly competitive apprenticeship programmes and places at music and performing arts centres of excellence whilst some are moving directly in to employment and training, pursuing pathways that reflect their individual talents, ambitions and aspirations.

We have had excellent results from our students today with a significant number gaining straight A's and Distinctions across the range of subjects. These results are wonderful and should be celebrated but we also recognise that some of our students have faced and overcome significant challenges and their achievements are just as important and worthy of recognition. We won't be sharing specific grades and names as we believe that is for families to do as they see fit, but needless to say we are incredibly proud of each of them.

The Class of 2026 has made a significant contribution to the life of our Sixth Form community. They leave Wyedean with much more than qualifications; they leave with the confidence, adaptability, leadership skills and experiences needed to thrive in an ever-changing world. We have every confidence that they will continue to achieve great things and make a positive impact in their chosen professions, communities and beyond.

On behalf of everyone at Wyedean School and Sixth Form Centre, I would like to congratulate all of our Year 13 students on their achievements and wish them every success and happiness for the future."