Quinton House students ecstatic over GCSE results
"We are incredibly proud of all that our students have accomplished”
Students at Quinton House School are celebrating today as they receive an outstanding set of GCSE results, reflecting their hard work, determination and resilience, alongside the unwavering support of dedicated staff and families.
This year's results showcase academic excellence across a broad range of subjects, with 18% of all grades awarded at Grade 9 and 45% of all grades achieved at Grades 7-9. In addition, 69% of all grades were awarded at Grade 6 or above, while an impressive 82% and were awarded at Grade 5 or above.
Outstanding subject performances were recorded across the curriculum. 100% of grades in Chinese, Further Mathematics and German were awarded at Grades 7-9, while 80% of grades in French and Spanish achieved Grades 7-9. Half of all grades awarded in Physics, Chemistry, Geography, History, Computer Science and Mathematics were at the highest grades of 7-9.
Mathematics outcomes were particularly strong, with 52% of students achieving Grades 7-9 and 85% achieving Grade 5 or above. Building on this success, Quinton House School is delighted to introduce A Level Further Mathematics from September 2026, providing students with an exciting opportunity to continue their studies in this highly successful subject area.
In English, students also performed exceptionally well, with 83% achieving Grade 5 or above in English Literature and 77% achieving Grade 5 or above in English Language. Furthermore, 97% of students achieved Grade 4 or above in either English Language or English Literature, demonstrating strong attainment across the cohort.
While every student should be immensely proud of their achievements, a number of individuals attained particularly exceptional results. Highlights include Fore O, who achieved an extraordinary nine Grade 9s and one Grade 8, Toby B, with seven Grade 9s and three Grade 8s, and Zoe H, who secured seven Grade 9s and two Grade 8s. Other top-performing students included Jess, Zakary G, Josh R, Jacob T, Danielle H, Zack H, Teniola, Autumn H and Zac D, all of whom achieved outstanding combinations of top grades.
Alongside their academic success, Quinton House students continued to make significant contributions to school life. Year 11 Performing Arts Ambassadors Millie and Charlotte led a memorable 1970s-themed fundraising event, transforming the school into a vibrant celebration of music and creativity in honour of Miss Stone. Their efforts helped raise an impressive £2,406.90, highlighting the wider achievements and community spirit of the year group.
Collecting their GCSE results today, Jacob said: "I'm so pleased with my results. The teachers today were more excited than I was and it shows just how much they care. They really got me through it.
I'm excited to be staying at Quinton for Sixth Form. I've got my friends staying on too so it's going to be an amazing experience for us all."
Dr Phyllis Fiadzomor, Head of Senior School at Quinton House School, said: "We are incredibly proud of all that our students have accomplished. Their achievements are the culmination of years of commitment, perseverance and a willingness to embrace challenges. Whether students have secured places in our Sixth Form, progressed to colleges, apprenticeships or other pathways, they should feel immensely proud of what they have achieved.
"Beyond the impressive grades attained, these results represent the personal growth, character and resilience that our young people have developed during their time at Quinton House. They have consistently demonstrated the values that make our school community so special, and we are confident they will continue to thrive as they take their next steps.
"These results are also a testament to the dedication of our staff and the partnership we enjoy with parents and families. Together, we have supported our students to achieve remarkable outcomes, and we look forward to celebrating their future successes."