A Level Results Day 2026
Year 13 students at The Cotswold School have today received their A Level and Level 3 vocational qualification results, marking the culmination of years of dedication and hard work. Their achievements reflect the impressive commitment, energy, and enthusiasm that each student has demonstrated throughout their courses.
90% of all grades were at A* to C, 64% were either an A*, A or B, and 41% were at A* or A. The overall pass rate was 99.4%.
Many of our students will now move on to universities including Oxford, Exeter, Bristol, Birmingham, Manchester, Durham, Sheffield, Bath, and King’s College London. They will be studying degrees from Law, Biochemistry, Economics and Medicine, to History, Mathematics, Product Design and Spanish. Other Year 13 leavers will take up apprenticeships, employment or travel the world on gap years.
Comments from the Head of Sixth Form and Headteacher:
“Well done to all our Year 13 students for the great results they have achieved today,” said Phil White, Head of Sixth Form. “They all deserve huge credit and can be very proud of the effort and enthusiasm they have given to their studies, particularly over the past two years, but before that as well. They have been outstandingly well taught and guided by the teachers and staff of The Cotswold School, and extremely well supported by their families and friends. It’s a pleasure and a privilege to be part of such a strong community. Not only have our students reached high academic standards, but they’ve also developed many skills and wonderful characters during their time here, that will serve them well in their future journeys. Very best wishes to them all.”
Headteacher, Will Morgan, added: “Congratulations to all of our Sixth Form students on their results today – I am incredibly proud of each and every one of you. This year has been another very successful year for The Cotswold School, with Year 13 students celebrating well-earned success across a wide range of subjects and pathways. These results reflect the determination, talent, and resilience of our students, alongside the dedication of our staff and the invaluable support of families. We wish all our leavers the very best as they embark on the exciting opportunities that lie ahead.”














