Thanks to our innovative approach to learning and first-class teaching provision and support, pupils at King’s Worcester perform exceptionally well at both GCSE and A-level and achieve excellent results year on year.

They continue to pursue a range of career paths, with many securing university places at Oxford and Cambridge and other leading Russell Group Universities.

As ever, I am extremely grateful to our teachers, who maintain an exceptional standard of education whilst also offering unprecedented pastoral support for our pupils.

Exceptional A-level Examination Results

This year, over 77% of the grades secured by our students were A*- B grades, with 47% of all grades awarded being at A* and A, continuing our tradition of academic excellence. Additionally, over 90% of the grades attained were A*-C grades, with particularly strong performances in Maths, Further Maths and Physics. Our 56 A-level Mathematicians achieved 39% of their grades at A* and more than 87% of their grades were A*-B.

Every Student at King’s Sixth Form takes a minimum of 3 A Levels, with some taking as many as 5. 34 students (25% of our 2024 cohort) achieved all A* or A grades. This included George Campbell-Ferguson, Head of School and Captain of Football, who will read Engineering at the University of Oxford; Senior Scholar, George Howard, who will study Economics at the University of Cambridge; and Hockey Captain and Senior Scholar Lucy Wadley, who is also heading to Cambridge, in her case to study Geography.Sunday Times Top 10 2024

Our latest incredible results follows on from us achieving a much sought-after ranking in The Sunday Times’ Top 10 Schools in the West Midlands for Academic Results earlier this year, for the third consecutive year running.

The accomplishments of this year’s A-level students were truly remarkable. Over 409 A-levels and EPQs (Extended Project Qualifications: UCAS equivalent to half and A-levels) were taken.

University Destinations

As students look ahead to exciting futures, many have secured places at top universities as their first choice. Overall, more than 92% of our students have secured their firm or insurance university place and will take places at the world’s top 200 universities studying a range of 103 courses from Engineering to English, Medicine to Music. Popular fields of study include Engineering, Economics, Medicine and Architecture, with places at institutions such as Cardiff, Durham, and Exeter.

Six students achieved their offer grades for Oxbridge, seven achieved places for Medicine, seven for Architecture and 19 for Engineering related courses. This is an exceptional performance and a result of the Careers Department steering candidates and subject departments supporting their academic needs.

Uni Destinations

A Superb Set of GCSE Results

We were also delighted to celebrate the achievements of our Year 11 students in our latest GCSE exams.

This year, in our largest cohort for more than ten years, 151 pupils took 1544 exams, achieving remarkable outcomes. 96% of pupils attained grades 9-4 (A*-C equivalent), with over 65% achieving the top grades of 9-7 (A*-A equivalent). It is a fantastic achievement that all 151 pupils passed English Language, English Literature and Mathematics, achieving at least a Grade 4.

The School has seen significant achievements across a broad range of subjects, reflecting the diverse talents of our pupils. This year’s results include strong performances in English, Maths, Art and History, with a significant number of pupils achieving the highest grades. An outstanding 41% of all grades awarded were at Grade 9 to 8, and 48 pupils achieved Grades 9 to 7 in at least 10 subjects. One of our pupils is amongst only 145 in the country to achieve all 11 grades at Grade 9, and 22 of our pupils achieved 11 grades at 9 to 7.

As well as working for their GCSEs, they have participated in myriad co-curricular activities that showcase their commitment to learning, teamwork and personal development. Their achievements are a testament to their unwavering dedication and hard work, and we look forward to watching them continue to flourish along with our new joiners at King’s Sixth Form.

King's Worcester GCSE Results 2024

Full Results

A-level Results

Year A*-CA*-BA*-A
202490%77%47%
202393%77%46%
202294%80%55%
201989%69%41%
201892.7%77.1%46.2%
201790.7%74.2%46.7%
201687%70.1%47.9%
201591.1%73.1%45.9%
201487.6%78%54.4%

2020 and 2021 A Level results have not been included due to 2020 being centre assessment grades (CAGs) and 2021 being teacher assessment grades (TAGs)

2024 A-level Results by Subject

A full breakdown of our 2024 A-level results by subject can be found here.

A-level Subject A*-CA*-BA*-AEntries
Art

100%100%75%24
Biology72%56%34%32
Business90%80%30%30
Chemistry89%63%39%38
Classics86%71%14%7
Computing86%57%57%7
DT90%70%40%10
Economics100%100%78%9
English Lit92%77%23%13
French 100%89%44%9
Geography 100%74%39%23
German 100%100%56%9
History 100%78%22%9
Latin 100%50%50%2
Maths 93%88%61%56
Further Maths 100%100%100%13
Music 50%100%100%4
PE76%59%29%17
Physics89%74%58%28
Politics 100%88%50%8
Psychology90%62%29%21
RP93%87%40%15
Spanish 86%86%71%7
Theatre St50%17%-6

I/GCSE Results

Year A*-C (9-4)A*-A (9-7)
202496%65%
202393.3%61.9%
202299.1%72.8%
201997%66.3%
201897.4%69.4%
201798.1%69.9%
201697.5%69.6%
201597.7%68.8%
201498.2%67.1%
201397.4%69.8%
201297.2%66.3%
2011198.6%72.3%
201098.6%68.6%
200997.4%62.4%

2020 and 2021 GCSE results have not been included due to 2020 being centre assessment grades (CAGs) and 2021 being teacher assessment grades (TAGs)

2024 I/GCSE Results by Subject

A full breakdown of our 2024 GCSE results by subject can be found here.

SubjectA*-C (9-4)A*-A (9-7)Entries
Art100%85%60
Biology97%61%150
Chemistry88%53%151
Classics91%29%45
Computer Science81%50%16
Drama100%57%21
DT97%82%39
English 100%74%151
English Lit100%66%149
French 90%57%67
Geography 98%61%89
German 100%72%58
History 99%70%91
Latin 94%59%17
Maths100%69%151
Further Maths 97%72%39
Music 94%50%18
Physics91%61%150
RP100%88%25
Spanish 96%62%53
Japanese100%100%1
Russian100%100%2
Italian100%100%1

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