Examination Results


Our entirely bespoke curriculum enables every individual girl to maximise her true potential. We are proud of our students and our teachers for achieving outstanding results year after year.
A Level Results 2025
We are delighted to announce that the Class of 2025 has achieved exceptional A-level results, with students securing places at top universities across the UK and beyond.
- Over 90% of students secured their first-choice university.
- 86% achieved A*-B, with a 100% pass rate across the entire cohort .
- 57% of all grades were A or A*, which is double the national level.
- In fact, at Sutton High School, 22.8% of grades are at the very highest A* grade, against a national average of 9% – a testament to the hard work and ambition of our students.
Destinations and course list below:
- Politics and International Relations at Birmingham
- Criminal Justice and Criminology at Leeds
- Business Management with Study Abroad Year Southampton
- Medical Engineering at Leeds
- Human Sciences at UCL Neuroscience with Professional Placement at Warwick
- Music at Sheffield Chemistry at Bristol
- Biological Sciences with Placement Year at Sheffield
- Psychology at Surrey
- Acting (Musicianship) at LIPA
- Music (Popular, Contemporary & Commercial) at LIPA
- Pharmacy MPharm with Biopharmaceutics (Extended degree) at Kingston
- Economics at Warwick
- Theatre and Performance Studies at Warwick
- Finance and Economics at Southampton
- Architecture at University of the Arts London
- French and German at UCL
- Physiotherapy at Brighton
- French Studies with Business at University of London Institute in Paris
- Architectural Studies at Cardiff
- Sport Rehabilitation at UWE
- Aeronautics and Astrophysics at Southampton
- Graphic and Media Design at UAL
- Biological Sciences at Cardiff
- Law at Birmingham
- Mechanical with Automotive Engineering with professional placement at Bath
- Philosophy, Religion and Ethics at Leeds
- Acting Foundation at ArtsEd
- Law at Birmingham Arts and Sciences at UCL
- Film, Photography and Media at Leeds
- Economics, Statistics and Mathematics at QMUL
- Criminology with Forensic Investigation at Surrey
- Psychology with work placement at Bath
- Ecology and Conservation (Study Abroad) at Lancaster
- Veterinary Science at Liverpool
- Biomedical Engineering at King’s College, London
- Law at Exeter
- Nutritional Sciences at King’s College, London
- Marketing Management at Oxford Brookes
- Psychology at Birmingham
- History and Politics Warwick
- Maritime Engineering with Industrial Placement Year at Southampton
- Business Management with Study Abroad Year at Southampton
A Level Results 2025
A*/A Grades: 57%
A*/B Grades: 86%
Read more here.
GCSE Results 2025
Year 11 pupils have excelled at GCSE this year, with over a quarter of all grades at a 9 (five times the national level) and a third of pupils attaining a clean sweep of A*/A grades (9-7). Over Two-thirds of all grades were at the A*/A (9-7) level, with almost half at the old A* (9/8). This is against a national trend of just 21.9% grade 7-9, with Sutton High School pupils attaining over three times this amount.
Results are as follows:
% 9 grades | 25.6 |
% 9/8 grades | 47.4 |
% 9/7 grades | 68.1 |
% 9/4 grades | 99.7 |
Value Added
Our most important examination statistic is for ‘Value Added’. This is the measure of improvement that our pupils make from joining the school in Year 7 to achieving their A Level results. We admit girls with a wide range of ability to Sutton High School, and we challenge them to achieve their own personal best.
On their first day of Year 7, all pupils (across the country) take a baseline test which uses statistical analysis to predict, based on their ability scores, the results they have the potential to obtain for GCSE. A school’s ‘Value Added’ score is the difference between these initial predictions of potential and the actual results obtained by pupils for GCSE or A Level.
At Sutton High this score is high, meaning that, on average, girls here attain higher grades, in every subject, than their ability score on entry to our school and pupils with lower starting points make particularly strong progress. As an example, in HIstory, our ‘Value Added’ score is 1.1, meaning that a pupil arriving at Sutton High School with a prediction of a 6 in History, is likely to attain a 7 or above at GCSE. This is referred to as the value we add, through teaching and through the education we offer. We believe this reflects the dedicated work of our pupils and the excellent, personalised support they are given by our staff.
We are so much more than just excellent results, but these superb grades at GCSE and A Level show the grit, determination and intelligence of our girls, and their willingness to push themselves to excel in their learning. I am so proud of all they have achieved.