Teddington School is delighted to share another outstanding set of GCSE results. 

Headteacher Paul Grills commented:

“Our students have truly embodied the core values of Teddington School, showing remarkable perseverance throughout the challenges of their examinations and demonstrating a commitment to their learning. Given that this year group began secondary school during a pandemic, we are immensely proud of their exceptional academic accomplishments.  

We are grateful for the unwavering support of our families, staff, and governors, whose encouragement has played a vital role in our students’ success. We now look forward to welcoming record numbers into out oversubscribed Sixth Form.” 

Results were strong across the board, with 23% of students achieving grades 8–9, an increase of 8% from last year; 36% achieving grades 9–7, up 8%; and 74% achieving grades 9–5, also up 8% from the previous year. 

At a subject level, the performance of our core departments was particularly impressive. The English department secured 87% of grades at 4 and above, with 40% achieving grades 7–9. The Maths department also performed strongly, with 84% of students attaining grades 4 and above, and 41% awarded grades 7–9. 

Standout results were also seen in other subject areas. In Science, Biology achieved 98% at grade 4 and above, Physics 97%, and Chemistry 96%. In Humanities, 85% of Geography students and 85% of History students achieved grades 4 and above. 

Within the Arts, 90% of students achieved grade 4 and above in Art and Design, 93% in Textiles, 88% in Photography, and 87% in Drama. 

Several departments also saw excellent outcomes at the highest grade levels, including Spanish with 100% of students achieving grades 7–9, French 65%, Music 62%, Physics 59%, Chemistry 56%, and Computer Science with 54%."

Head of Year 11, Eliot Corcoran commented:

“As Head of Year 11 at Teddington School, I am incredibly proud of our students and their outstanding achievements in this year’s GCSE examinations. 

Their commitment and resilience have shone through in their engagement with lessons, participation in revision sessions, and performance in mock exams. These results are a testament to their hard work and determination. 

I would like to extend my heartfelt thanks to our dedicated staff and supportive families, whose encouragement has been invaluable throughout this journey. We are confident that our students are well-prepared for the future and will continue to thrive in all they pursue. We look forward to welcoming record numbers back to our Sixth Form as they continue their educational journey at Teddington School.”  

Highlights from individual students include Michael Aplas with 98A9899998, and Evinsa Chan with 98A9999999."

Exam Results