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Students and staff getting A level results

Wimbledon High School is consistently recognised as one of the leading schools academically in both London and the UK, with students regularly achieving outstanding A level results when they leave.   Our students go on to pursue a wide range of often highly- competitive courses at reputable destinations in the UK, including Oxford and Cambridge, UCL and Imperial College and leading arts colleges and conservatoires and well as institutions abroad.  

A Level Results 3 Year Average

43%
of entries at A* average over last 3 years
77%
of entries at A*-A grade average over the last 3 years
93%
of entries at A*-B grade average over the last 3 years

A Level Results

  • Congratulations to the Class of 2025. The vast majority of students secured places at their first choice of university, art and drama college or degree apprenticeship, with 15 students heading to Oxford or Cambridge, one to Central School of Drama and Music and a number to courses with an accredited year in industry. Eight will study medicine or veterinary science, and the rest to a vast array of degree courses across the UK, from Economics to Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic Studies, Astrophysics to Chinese Studies and Sustainable Development to Computer Science.  

    A*         43%

    A* – A   80%

    A – B   95%

    Fionnuala Kennedy, Head of Wimbledon High School GDST, said:

    “These outstanding collective grades represent significant individual achievements, talent and hard work, and we could not be prouder of the Class of 2025 .Not only do these outcomes reflect the sharp intellects and curious minds of these students, but also the commitment and focus they show to their studies. What’s more, they have come through the process with a sense of calm maturity, supporting each other, looking after themselves, and tackling each challenge head-on. They’ve done all of this whilst remaining dedicated to the community that is Wimbledon High, balancing academia with myriad other commitments, like rowing at GB level, taking lead roles in school musicals and leading the school from the front. It is absolutely the case that this generation is brimming with talented, compassionate young people, and these young women are at the forefront of that generation. We wish them all the very best as they stride out into their futures, and thank the teachers and pastoral tutors who have inspired and supported them”.

    (Information updated 21 August 2025 and may have been subject to change)

View the 2025 A Level photo gallery below.

Leavers’ Destinations 2025

This August, Wimbledon High School GDST celebrated another stellar set of A Level results.

The Class of 2025 are going on to over 60 different degree courses at 27 different institutions, with the vast majority of students securing places at their first choice of university, art or drama college. They represent a vast array of degree courses across the UK, from Economics to Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic Studies, Astrophysics to Chinese Studies and Sustainable Development to Computer Science.  

  • 8 studying Veterinary Medicine or Medicine
  • 15 to Oxford or Cambridge
  • 6 on courses with work or industrial placements
  • 5 studying Engineering (Aeronautical /Aerospace/Chemical/Design/Mechanical Engineering)
  • 3 studying  Mathematics

GCSE Results 3 Year Average

49%
of entries at grade 9 - average over the last 3 years
77%
of entries at grade 9-8 - average over the last 3 years
91%
of entries at grade 9-7 - average over the last 3 years

GCSE Results

  • On 21 August, students, parents and Wimbledon High staff gathered to collect what proved to be an impressive set of GCSE results, with girls achieving top marks across the full gamut of subjects, with particularly strong performances in languages, Maths and the Arts. 

    9         44%

    8 – 9   73%

    9 – 7   86%

     

    Head Fionnuala Kennedy said: 

    “How wonderful to welcome so many students and their families back to school and to see the pride they feel in having achieved such excellent results, particularly in some of the smaller subjects, such as the many languages – ancient and modern – which are thriving at Wimbledon High School, alongside Maths, Science and the Arts.

    “The fact that more than two thirds of grades overall are what used to be an A* is testament to these students’ hard work and dedication. We are looking forward to welcoming this cohort into Sixth Form early next month, together with a number joining us from other schools. Looking at their A level choices, it’s clear we have a strong representation across all disciplines, ready to embrace the independence and challenge of the next stage of their education.”

    • Read the full news story here 

    • View the photos from Results Day here

     

     

     

     

View the 2025 GCSE photo gallery below.

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