Exam Results
Pupils at St Joseph’s RC High School have once again achieved outstanding success in their examinations this year, illustrating their resilience, enthusiasm and fantastic learning attitudes. Congratulations.
A LEVELS & AS LEVELS : August 2026
A Levels
We are extremely proud of the outcomes that our students have achieved this year. Year 13 pupils have demonstrated that they are able to adapt, thrive and succeed in the face of adversity, and we are proud of all that they have accomplished over the last seven years.
- The % of grades achieved which were either A*/A was 39.4%.
- 76.9% of pupils achieved at least three A Levels at A*-C.
- 89.0% of pupils were awarded A Levels at A*-C.
- 100% of pupils achieved A Levels at A*-E.
These excellent grades reflect their work ethic and commitment to their futures. We wish all of our Year 13 students every success and happiness in their next steps and I hope that you keep us up to date with all that you achieve.
Notable individual academic success must be recognised in the following students who all achieved absolutely amazing grades: K Efrem Tesfay, S Ajogwu, M Anil, Z Babar, S Bellia, G Byles, J Cross, I Gavassi Francisquini, J Gonzalez, J Lau, W Norrie, A Panasiuk, E Porch, J Prince, J Shibu, Z Jones, A Kolotusha, C McDonnell, K Medina, C Newman, L Rice, C Ruggiero, L Thwaites, A Winterflood and A Wixey.
AS Levels
Year 12 have excelled in their academic and individual performances and look to build on these results at A Level:
- 22.6% of pupils were awarded A Levels at A grade.
- 63.6% of pupils were awarded A Levels at A-C grades.
- 92.8% of pupils were awarded A Levels at A-E grades.
Notable academic success includes the following students who all achieved a minimum of three A grades:
J Bailey, A Byjuon, J Chacko, W Dabrowski, A Joby, M Rudd, M Sana, N Sebastian, E Suayan and E Webb
We wish all our Year 12 students the very best of luck for their Year 13 studies.
GCSES : August 2026
These results are currently being compiled.
We encourage all our pupils to dream big, pursue their passions, and never fear failure. They must remember their worth extends far beyond grades. Their character and values matter just as much as their academic success. We would also like to thank our parents and carers for your unwavering support, encouragement, and involvement in your child’s education; it has been instrumental in their achievements.