Academic Results

Although a Kingswood education is about far more than just learning in the classroom, we pride ourselves on our strong examination performance across the School. Our most recent results can be found below;  however, if you would like to find out more please contact us or visit us at one of our open events.

Kingswood School Academic Results 5 Year Average

Kingswood Students Celebrate Excellent A Level Results, with over 80% of results at A*- B.

Students at Kingswood School are today celebrating outstanding A Level results, with half of all grades at A* or A, 81% at A* - B and a 100% pass rate.  The BTEC results were similarly outstanding with all candidates achieving distinctions.

These results are a continuation of the very high levels of student academic achievement of recent years. Kingswood students continue to benefit from passionate and enthusiastic teaching and an environment that promotes success in all endeavours both inside and outside the classroom.

The school is particularly pleased with students’ achievements across a broad range of subjects, from the Creative Arts, where 100% of students taking Art, Design Technology and Drama secured grades at A*-B, to the Humanities, with over 90% of students taking Economics, Politics and History securing A*-B, to Computer Science and Maths,  where students have also performed exceptionally well.    10 students achieved a clean sweep of three or more A* grades. To see results by subject, please click here: Subject Results

Importantly, those students who applied are also celebrating overwhelmingly high rates of acceptance at a university of their choice, with four students going up to Oxford and Cambridge, studying Natural Sciences, Chemistry or PPE, two to Imperial College and LSE, as well as six students beginning their medical or veterinary study this September. Please click here to see an overview of our leavers’ destinations: Destinations  

Headmaster and Principal of the Kingswood Foundation, Andrew Gordon-Brown, commented:

“I am very proud of our Year 13 pupils who have achieved such stellar exam results. Once again, over 80% of all exam grades were A*, A or B and this speaks volumes, both about their hard work, and the culture of academic rigour insisted upon by our talented teachers.  A Kingswood education is as much about values as it is about knowledge and skills, and this group of well-rounded individuals have achieved amazing things outside the classroom and have been kind and compassionate leaders and role models. They leave us now with excellent qualifications and impressive personal qualities which I know they will use to change the world for good.”

Pupils, parents and staff are celebrating at Kingswood in Bath following an excellent set of GCSE/IGCSE results achieved by the Year 11 cohort.

The following headline results are testament to the hard work and effort achieved by them all, with 63% of grades at 7 to 9 (Equivalent of A/A*); 41% at grades 8 and 9; with four students achieving an incredible set of 10 straight 9s.

Andrew Gordon-Brown, Kingswood Headmaster, commented: “To our brilliant Year 11 cohort, who have shown incredible resilience following the disruption caused by the pandemic at the start of their Senior School career, I say “Congratulations!”. I am very proud of this year group who have today achieved an excellent set of GCSE results. With 63% of all exams graded 9 to 7 they certainly have something to celebrate. They have shown real dedication to their studies and will, I am sure, join me in saying a heartfelt thank you to their teachers who have guided them with such incredible support.

“Those returning to Kingswood for Sixth Form can look forward to being joined by a talented group of new students who have been selected for our popular post-16 programme. The much loved Dixon Sixth Form centre has been completely refurbished over the summer holidays and I am sure that they will enjoy making the most of their individual study and social spaces in this wonderful facility. I look forward to welcoming them all back to school in September.”