Brighton College
Latest A-level figure: 2026. We can compare A-level A* results across 4 years.
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City of London School
Latest A-level figure: 2026. We can compare A-level A* results across 3 years.
Downe House
Latest A-level figure: 2025. We can compare A-level A* results across 4 years.
Dulwich College
Latest A-level figure: 2026. We don’t yet have A-level A* results that can be compared over time. The profile includes other available results.
Eton College
Latest A-level figure: 2026. We can compare A-level A* results across 7 years.
Godolphin and Latymer School
Latest A-level figure: 2026. We can compare A-level A* results across 5 years.
Harrow School
Latest A-level figure: 2026. We can compare A-level A* results across 2 years.
King’s College School, Wimbledon
Latest A-level figure: 2026. We can compare A-level A* results across 8 years.
Latymer Upper School
Latest A-level figure: 2026. We can compare A-level A* results across 14 years.
Magdalen College School
Latest A-level figure: 2026. We can compare A-level A* results across 1 year.
North London Collegiate School
Latest A-level figure: 2025. We can compare A-level A* results across 2 years.
Radley College
Latest A-level figure: 2026. We can compare A-level A* results across 5 years.
St Mary’s School Ascot
Latest A-level figure: 2026. We can compare A-level A* results across 2 years.
St Paul’s Girls’ School
Latest A-level figure: 2026. We can compare A-level A* results across 10 years.
St Paul’s School
Latest A-level figure: 2026. We can compare A-level A* results across 15 years.
Wellington College
Latest A-level figure: 2026. We can compare A-level A* results across 4 years.
Westminster School
Latest A-level figure: 2026. We can compare A-level A* results across 11 years.
Winchester College
Latest A-level figure: 2026. We can compare A-level A* results across 5 years.
Wycombe Abbey
Latest A-level figure: 2026. We can compare A-level A* results across 3 years.
A-level results, year by year, 1990–2026
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We cover 19 academically selective independent schools. Each profile explains the gaps in its history and links every figure to its source.
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Questions
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What do Eton and Westminster’s admissions counts show?
In the 2025 admissions round, Eton and Westminster each had exactly 166 applications to Oxford and Cambridge. Westminster came away with 80 offers to Eton’s 52, and 73 acceptances to Eton’s 44: 28 more offers and 29 more acceptances from the same number of applications. Counts like these can show where two schools part company and never why; the why, which is of course what everybody wants, is a question to take to the schools themselves.
Read the answer: What do Eton and Westminster’s admissions counts show?What happened to KCS’s top GCSE grades after 2012?
On the old A*–G grades, the share of KCS’s GCSE entries graded A* was 13.3 percentage points higher in 2013 than in 2012. This was no one-summer spike, since the share stayed above its 2012 level in every year from 2013 through 2016. That is description, from the published results, and no statistical test of a lasting change. Tables like these are silent on causes, so a change that lasts is best taken to the school, which knows what else happened in those years and, unlike its tables, can be asked.
Read the answer: What happened to KCS’s top GCSE grades after 2012?A combined A-level and IB headline, taken apart
Between 2018 and 2025 the A-level pathway at KCS went from 114 to 182 pupils, and the IB candidates from 79 to 53, a plain shift toward A levels. Counting A-level entries alone, the share graded A* was 5.2 percentage points higher in 2025 than in 2018. The school’s single headline blends the two routes and so moves with the mix of entries as well as the grades, and wherever one figure stands for two routes, the useful reading starts by taking it apart.
Read the answer: A combined A-level and IB headline, taken apart