Outstanding A Level Results Across the Group

Congratulations to all the pupils across the Group who received their A Level results today.

We are incredibly proud of everything that they have achieved. Their hard work, resilience and determination have led to some fantastic results and we look forward to seeing everything they accomplish in the future.

Mill Hill :

Mill Hill are delighted to have received some fantastic 2026 A Level results, which are a testament to the talent and hard work of their pupils. As in pervious years, over half of all grades are A*/A and the overwhelming majority are A*-B. 22% of grades were also awarded an A*.

Tudor Hall:

The majority of Tudor girls in the 2026 cohort have achieved a place at their first-choice destination, including top universities such as St Andrews, Imperial College London, Durham, Edinburgh, Exeter and Newcastle, and Dartmouth College (Ivy League US college).

The strength in depth of the girls’ achievements sees them studying a wonderfully wide range of subjects including Mathematics, Design Engineering, Zoology, Politics, Psychology & Neuroscience, Art History, Textiles, Environmental Sciences, and Multimedia Journalism.

Provisionally, 38% of all grades achieved are at A*-A or equivalent, well above the national average (28.5%), with 75% at A*-B. A fantastic 34% of the Tudor cohort achieved two or more A* or A grades.

In addition to their academic accomplishments, a number of UVI girls also leave with:
Leith’s CTH Level 3 Extended Certificate in Professional Cookery
Gold Duke of Edinburgh’s Award
Grade 7 or 8 LAMDA qualifications - all at Distinction level
Grade 8 or Diploma Grade music exams.

Headmistress, Julie Lodrick, commented:
“We are extraordinarily proud of what the girls have achieved; sharing their excitement and joy at securing their university places has been such a privilege. The diversity of the courses is a true reflection of the individuality of Tudor girls and of course, testament to the hard work and commitment of the staff in helping the girls aim high and achieve their ambitions.”

Framlingham College:

Framlingham College celebrated another strong set of Sixth Form results, with A Level performance continuing its upward trend since 2019 and impressive achievements across academic, creative and vocational pathways.

Behind every result is an individual story, and their Class of 2026 are heading off to an incredible range of universities, courses and adventures - from Medicine, Marine Biology and Fashion Communication to apprenticeships, setting up businesses, working overseas and volunteering across Africa and Asia.

Louise North, Principal, commented “I am enormously proud of each and every Year 13 pupil who has received their examination results.”

Heathfield:

Congratulations to pupils at Heathfield, with the majority of grades being awarded A*-B and 100% of the cohort securing at least one A*–B grade. The breadth of academic achievement was particularly impressive, with students studying Art, Classical Civilisation, English Literature, Photography, Politics, Psychology, Spanish and the Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) achieving 100% A*–B grades.

These results demonstrate both the academic ambition of Heathfield’s students and the wide range of interests they are encouraged to pursue. This diversity is reflected in their exciting university destinations and degree choices, which include subjects such as Medicine, International Finance, Politics, Marketing & Management, Fine Art and Fashion Contour.

Pangbourne College:

Pangbourne is incredibly proud to celebrate its students' outstanding achievements this year. These results are a direct reflection of the students’ relentless effort, resilience and determination, as well as the dedication of the staff who have supported them throughout their educational journey. The School is delighted that its dedicated Sixth Form Centre has provided an environment of academic focus, collaboration and independence, enabling this year’s cohort to achieve unprecedented success.

Key highlights include:

13% of grades awarded at A* and equivalent.
Students securing places at leading universities, including Cambridge, Durham, Exeter, Warwick, Bath, Newcastle, Bristol, Manchester, Loughborough, King’s College London and Cardiff.
50% of grades awarded at A*–A or higher in Art, Computer Science, Further Mathematics, Media, Photography, Psychology and Sport.

Mr Oliver Knight, Head of Pangbourne College, commented: "We are incredibly proud of our students for achieving these historic, record-breaking results. The dedication, resilience and ambition shown by the Class of 2026 have been nothing short of exemplary. The establishment of our new Sixth Form Centre was designed to inspire excellence and give our senior students the resources and independence they need to thrive. Seeing that vision translate into a phenomenal 13% of top grades is a testament to the hard work of both our students and our exceptional teaching staff as well as the unwavering support of parents. Pangbourne continues to foster an environment where every individual can fulfil their academic potential."

St Gabriel’s:

St Gabriel’s is delighted to celebrate the achievements of its Year 13 pupils as they receive their A Level results, marking the culmination of years of hard work, dedication and personal growth.

This year’s results reflect the breadth of academic talent within the Sixth Form, with strong outcomes across a wide range of subjects and particularly notable performances in the humanities and creative arts. Overall, 89% of A Level grades were awarded at A–C, reflecting the commitment of the pupils and the support provided by their teachers and families.

Among the subject highlights, 66% of English Literature grades were awarded at A–A*, with 83% at A*–B, while Spanish achieved an outstanding 100% A* grades. Politics achieved 100% A*–B, and Business saw 80% of grades awarded at A*–B. There were also excellent results in Photography, Graphics and Mathematics, demonstrating the breadth of achievement across the Sixth Form.

Most importantly, these results have enabled pupils to secure places on a wide range of their chosen higher education courses, reflecting their individual ambitions, interests and talents.

Principal, Ricki Smith said:

"Today is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate our Year 13 pupils and everything they have achieved during their time at St Gabriel's. We are incredibly proud of the academic outcomes they have secured, but equally proud of the grounded, confident and well-rounded young adults they have become.

Cobham Hall:

Cobham Hall pupils have achieved an outstanding set of A Level results, reflecting the hard work, resilience and ambition of its students.

Key highlights include:

30% of grades awarded at A*–A
63% of grades awarded at A*–B
82% of grades awarded at A*–C
100% of students who applied to university secured places at their chosen institutions
50% of university-bound students secured places at Russell Group universities

Subject results were particularly impressive, with:

100% of Art grades awarded at A*–A
100% of Politics and Economics grades awarded at A*–B
100% of Further Mathematics grades awarded at A*–B

These achievements are made even more remarkable by the School’s proudly non-selective ethos, with 50% of the Year 13 cohort having an identified special educational need (SEN). The results are a powerful testament to the School’s commitment to inclusive education, the determination of its students and the dedication of its staff.