Updated 20th August 2026

St Aloysius’ College celebrates strong 2026 GCSE results

Fresh from last week’s excellent A-Level success (81% grades A*–C), the atmosphere was buzzing in the Assembly Hall this morning as students collected their GCSE results. Cheers rang out as envelopes revealed outstanding individual performances — including a full sweep of ten grade 9s and 25% of all students securing seven or more grade 9–7s.

This year’s outcomes, once again, well surpass national figures. In 2026 the school achieved:

• 32% grades 7+ (2026 national average for boys: 19.5%)

• 60% grades 5+ (2026 national average for boys: 48.8%)

• 74% grades 4+ (2026 national average for boys: 64.2%)

Headteacher Paula Whyte said:

“We are so proud of our young men. They have worked diligently, supported by their dedicated teachers and families, and these excellent results are richly deserved. We are excited to see them embark on the next phase of their education. With our second cohort of girls joining Year 7 in September, we look forward to extending the same high standards of education and care to all.”

Among the top achievers was Chrishna Mouakoumbah, who secured ten grade 9’s. He’s looking forward to his A-Level studies and he thanked staff for their pivotal role in his success.

Ms Whyte added:

“As Headteacher, I am extremely proud of what pupils, staff, and parents have achieved. Our 2026 GCSE results, together with our strong A-Level outcomes, confirm that St Aloysius’ College continues to offer outstanding educational opportunities for our young people.’’

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Updated 14th August 2026

St Aloysius’ College Celebrates Excellent A Level and BTEC Results

St Aloysius’ College is celebrating another year of excellent Sixth Form achievement following the publication of the 2026 A Level and BTEC results.

Students achieved an impressive 41% A–B, 81% A–C and 99% A–E at A Level, with outcomes continuing to exceed both local and national averages.

There was particular cause for celebration for Hei Yi (pictured), who achieved an exceptional A*/A*/A* having joined St Aloysius’ College in Year 13.

Strong results were also achieved across the College’s vocational provision, with students studying BTEC Business and PE securing an average grade of Distinction*.

Headteacher Paula Whyte congratulated students on their achievements:

“These results are richly deserved. Our students worked consistently hard, supported every step of the way by their teachers and parents. It is wonderful to see them rewarded for their diligence and resilience. They now have a strong platform on which to build successful futures.”

For many students, Results Day also brought confirmation of the exciting destinations that await them beyond St Aloysius’. The majority have accepted offers from their first-choice destinations, including prestigious Russell Group universities, while others are progressing into apprenticeships and employment opportunities.

The results provide a fitting conclusion to years of hard work and commitment from students, supported throughout by their families and the College’s teaching and Sixth Form teams.

Everyone at St Aloysius’ College warmly congratulates the Class of 2026 on their achievements and wishes them every success as they take their next steps into higher education, apprenticeships and the world of work.