Dormers Wells High School: Results
Dormers Wells High School is thrilled to report another fantastic set of A level and BTEC results for 2025/2026.
A-Level
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15% A* to A grades across all subjects
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34% A* to B grades across all subjects
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59% A* to C grades across all subjects
BTEC
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77% of grades were D*D*D* to DDD
We are very proud of all our students, but some individuals have really shone this year.
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Parmeet A* A* A A studying Earth Sciences at University of Oxford
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Daanyar A* A* A studying Computer Science at Kings College London
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Josiah A* A* A* A studying Medicine at Kings College London
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Amira A* A* A studying Economics and management at Kings College London
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Aditya A* A* A studying Computer Science at Kings College London
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Maneet A* A A studying Economics and finance at Queen Mary University
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Mavleen A* A A A studying Ancient History at UCL
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Navpreet D* D* D* studying Law at University of Bristol
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Mannat D* D* D* studying Finance and Accounting at University of Roehampton
GCSE
Celebrating a set of exceptional GCSE Results, we are incredibly proud after years of hard work, dedication and determination, our students have achieved some truly fantastic GCSE results.
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70% achieving 4+ passes or equivalent in English and Maths
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54% achieving 5+ passes or equivalent in English and Maths
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34% of English entries achieved grades 7 to 9
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30% of Mathematics entries achieved grades 7 to 9
Roisin Walsh, Headteacher of Dormers Wells High School, said:
"We are incredibly proud of our students and all that they have accomplished. These results reflect years of hard work, determination and perseverance, supported by the dedication of our staff and the encouragement of families. Achieving a Progress 8 score of 1.00 is a significant achievement and reflects the strong progress made by students during their time at Dormers Wells High School. We are particularly pleased to see students achieving highly across a range of subjects, including strong outcomes in English, Mathematics and the EBacc. Most importantly, these results represent the opportunities that now lie ahead for our young people as they move on to the next stage of their education, training and careers. We congratulate every student on their achievements and wish them every success for the future."