A Levels 2026: Wootton Park School celebrates best-ever A-level results
Wootton Park School is celebrating its best-ever A-level results, reflecting its commitment to providing an inclusive, safe and nurturing environment in which every learner is known, valued and supported to achieve their full potential.
Learners achieved an exceptional 100% pass rate and will now progress to an exciting range of destinations, including leading universities, apprenticeships and employment.
Ethan was the school’s highest-performing learner, achieving an outstanding five A* grades. He was joined by Octavian, Holly, Rachael, Nassir, Nikhil and Anabelle in achieving exclusively A* and A grades.
Anabelle has secured a place to study Medicine at the University of Oxford, while four learners will progress to highly competitive courses in medicine, dentistry or veterinary science. A third of the school’s university applicants have secured places at Russell Group universities.
Alongside these exceptional academic achievements, the school is equally proud of learners who made outstanding progress from their individual starting points. Flyn, Gemma, Sophie, Isabel, Fahim, Thando, Harry, Yasamin, Bailey and Daniel each achieved at least one grade above their target in every subject.
These achievements reflect a Sixth Form culture built upon Wootton Park School’s core values of kindness, responsibility, teamwork, positivity and respect. Learners are encouraged to pursue ambitious goals while supporting one another and developing the confidence, character and resilience needed for life beyond school.
Dan Rosser, CEO of Wootton Park Academy Trust, said:
“We are immensely proud of every one of our learners. These are the best A-level results in Wootton Park School’s history, but our success is about far more than headline grades. It is about creating a safe, inclusive and nurturing school in which every learner is known as an individual, who belongs and receives the support needed to flourish.
“Behind every result is a unique story of hard work, personal growth and aspiration. Where our learners have achieved the very highest grades, exceeded their individual targets or overcome significant challenges, every success deserves to be celebrated.
“These results demonstrate what can be achieved when learners, families and staff work together with a shared belief in every young person’s potential. I congratulate the entire Class of 2026 and look forward to seeing everything they go on to achieve.”
Rob Kilcoyne, Head of Sixth Form, added:
“This is a truly exceptional set of results and a wonderful reflection of the commitment shown by our learners over the past two years. They have worked incredibly hard, supported one another and responded positively to every challenge.
“At Wootton Park we take the time to understand their individual strengths, aspirations and needs, providing the academic guidance and personal care that enable them to become adults they have the potential to be.
“While the headline results are incredibly pleasing, we are equally proud of the progress made by learners across the full range of subjects and qualifications. It has been a privilege to watch them develop into kind, capable, responsible and ambitious young adults.”
Wootton Park School wishes all its departing learners every success as they progress to university, apprenticeships, employment and the next stage of their lives.