A Summer of Celebrations
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Whole School Exam Results


Our Upper Sixth and Year 11 students concluded an important chapter this summer, achieving results that reflected their commitment, focus and the supportive environment of BGS.

The 2026 examination results across the IB Diploma Programme, A Levels, and GCSEs were outstanding. Earlier in the summer term, our IB cohort achieved an average score of 38.6 points, out of a possible 45. The group placed itself among the top 5% of students worldwide. Notably, 56% of our IB students achieved more than 40 points. 

Our A Level results were impressive with 82% of all results were graded A*-B, 16% of our A Level students achieved straight As and A*s. These results have brought much-deserved university success, including 4 Oxbridge places and 94% achieving a place at their preferred university. 

GCSE results were equally commendable with a  number of entries being awarded grades 9-8 (A* equivalent) and around 80% of all grades were awarded 9-6 (A*-B equivalent). We take great pride in the diverse paths our students pursue. The breadth of further study destinations is a testament to their individuality and ambition. Students will be heading off to study a diverse range of subjects, from anthropology to zoology. Destinations and courses include Chemistry with Mathematics at the University of St Andrews, International Relations at the University of Exeter, Mathematics with Mathematical Physics at UCL, Management with a work placement at the University of Bath, and Costume for Theatre and Screen at the University of the Arts London.

The Oxbridge courses secured include Experimental Psychology, Law with German Law, Law, and Veterinary Medicine.

Two students have also been awarded scholarships to study at universities in the United States: the University of Massachusetts Amherst and Bryant University in Rhode Island. Another student is set to begin professional flight training, taking the first step towards a career as a commercial pilot. 







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