On average, pupils achieved between five and nine qualifications each, demonstrating the school’s commitment to ensuring every young person leaves with recognised success in core subjects, as well as meaningful vocational skills and personal growth.
Headline Achievements
- 18 pupils completed Year 11 in 2025.
- Collectively, they achieved over 80 qualifications across GCSE, Functional Skills, Entry Level Certificates and vocational awards.
- 100% of pupils achieved a GCSE in English Language, with grades spanning from 1 to 5.
- 100% of pupils achieved a GCSE in Mathematics, with grades spanning from 1 to 5, and 6 out of 9 pupils achieving a Grade 4 or above.
- In Science, pupils achieved strong outcomes across both GCSE Combined Science and Entry Level Certificates, with 4 out of 7 pupils achieving a GCSE pass equivalent to Grade 4 or higher.
- Several pupils also achieved Level 2 Distinction or Merit in vocational courses including Digital Industry Skills, Sport, and Construction.
Academic Pathways
Pupils completed GCSEs in:
- English Language
- Mathematics
- Combined Science
- Design & Technology
- Astronomy
Many pupils also secured additional success through Functional Skills at Level 1 and Level 2, ensuring every learner left with accredited literacy and numeracy qualifications.
Vocational and BTEC Success
The 2025 cohort demonstrated strong engagement and achievement across practical and creative subjects, gaining:
- Entry Level Certificates Science
- Level 1 Introductory Awards in Construction, Digital Media, and Art & Design
- Level 2 Awards in Digital Industry Skills and Sport
These achievements reflect the school’s broad curriculum offer, balancing core academics with vocational learning that builds confidence, employability and independence.
Personal Growth and Resilience
In addition to formal qualifications, pupils demonstrated outstanding progress in attendance, self-regulation and social interaction. Many have shown increased confidence, perseverance and a readiness for the next stage of their learning journey.
Next Steps
All Year 11 leavers have secured positive post-16 destinations, including:
- College courses in Construction, Digital Media, Sport, and Art & Design
- Level 1 and Level 2 vocational training programmes
- Supported internships and further Functional Skills qualifications
“We are immensely proud of our pupils’ achievements this year. Their results reflect not only academic progress but the personal resilience, determination and creativity that define the Leaways community. Every qualification represents a story of perseverance and growth.”
— Joanna Shuter, Headteacher.
