Exam Results & Performance Tables

GCSE

In 2025 56% of all GCSEs taken resulted in a grade 7, 8 or 9, equivalent to A*/A grades in the old GCSEs. 33% of all grades were at grade 8 or 9.

For individual students nearly 2/3 of all students achieved 5 or more grades at a grade 7 or above. The average capped point score per student was 56 points (made up from a student’s best 8 grades including English Language & Maths).

The average points score for the 1801 entries at BGS this year was 6.7.

A Level

71% of all 570 A levels taken across 20 subjects resulted in an A*, A or B grade with the average grade being just above a B grade.  89% of all students achieved an A*-C grade, while 41% of all grades were A*/A.

Based on our internal data the vast majority of these students are progressing to higher education (University), training (Apprenticeships) or employment.

 

See the Department of Education School performance tables here

School Performance Tables Summary

KS4 Performance Data (2025 Data)

Progress 8 score: +0.70 (Well Above Average – Top 16% of schools Nationally)

(NB. 2024 score recorded as the last registered score)

Attainment 8 score: 69.8

% achieving grade 5 or above in GCSE English & Mathematics: 94.4%

% of pupils entering the English Baccalaureate (EBacc): 42.5%

% of pupils staying in education or employment after KS4: 98%

KS5 Performance Data (2024 Data)    

A level Progress score = +0.08

Average A level Result per entry = B (40.36 Points)

% of students completing their main study programme = 99.4% (178 students)

Progress to education, apprenticeships or employment (2023 leavers) = 90% (181 students) 

Students progressing to higher education or training (2022 leavers) = 91% (159 students)