Exam Results 2025

GCSE Results

Leventhorpe Year 11 students were relieved and excited to receive their GSCE results and to enrol on their chosen courses for September.

Our top performers were Austin MacLeod & Thomas Graham – eight 9s, two 8s and an A in Additional Maths, Joshua French – five 9s and five 8s, Samara Keyser – five 9s, four 8s and a 7 and Aimee Cole – five 9s, three 8s and two 7s.

"Once again, it has been a fantastic morning to share with our students and to see them finalising their choices for next term.  It has been great to see the dedication and hard work these students throughout their time with us, but particularly during Year 11.  34 students in the year group had an average grade of 7 or more across all of their entries.  50 of the cohort improved by at least one grade per entry between their mocks and their results today, which is a fantastic testament to the students and their hard work.  I would also like to thank our staff who have worked really hard to support and nurture the students throughout their journey through the school.  The fact that our top 75 students in terms of progress made, beat their benchmark targets by an average of 1.5 grades per entry shows that hard work and determination really does pay off.  The positive results today are due to the collaborative working relationships between staff, students and parents.  Congratulations and best wishes to all of our Year 11 cohort, you have been a delight to work with and we look forward to welcoming so many of you back to join us in September."Malcolm White, Headteacher commented, GCSE Press Release August 2025

Given the uneven impact of the pandemic on school and college performance data, the government has said you should not make direct comparisons between the performance data for 1 school or college and another, or to data from previous years.

National Performance Measures 2024

Leventhorpe Progress 8 score was +0.06
Leventhorpe’s Attainment 8 score was 48.84
Percentage achieving level 5 in English and Maths was 47.4%
Percentage entered the English Bacc was 41%
EBacc average point score (APS) was 4.32
Percentage of pupils staying in education or going into employment after key stage 4 was 97% (2021-2022 Data, 2023-24 not currently available)

Please click here to view the Department for Education Performance Tables

A Level Results

The sun was shining and faces beaming as students at Leventhorpe received the results of their A Level and Level 3 Vocational qualifications.

Top performing students include:

Samson Brichieri-Columbi with four A*s - Going to Oxford to study Computer Science
Joe Savage with four A*s - Going to Durham to study Physics
Ben Barrett with 3A*s and an A - Going to Warwick to study Chemistry
Eleanor Smith with 2A*s and an A - Going to Cambridge to study History of Art
William Bray with an A* and three As - Going to Southampton to study Acoustical Engineering

Kacey Barnett, Lexie Ellis, Isabella Gjergji and Jessica Nunn all achieved a Double Distinction* in their Sports & Exercise Science BTEC qualifications.

Headteacher Malcolm White was delighted by the individual stories of success and commented:

“As ever, it is a delight to see the hard work and efforts of our students rewarded with fantastic outcomes.  This cohort have been superb in their attitudes to their studies and also in the way they have demonstrated leadership in so many areas of school life.  They have balanced their academic study with commitment to drama, music, sport, working with younger students and delivering on student led projects across all areas of the school. It is fantastic to see them moving on to new opportunities at top universities and high-quality degree apprenticeships.  We wish them every success.”

Headteacher Malcolm, A Level Press Release August 2025

National Performance Measures 2024

Progress (value-added) measures: Progress 8 +0.05
Attainment measures: Attainment 8 48.9
Retention figures KS4 staying on in education 93% (2022 figures)
Destination figures KS4 staying on in Education or Employment 96% (2022 figures)

Please click here to view the Department for Education Performance Tables