Examination Results 2026

GUNNERSBURY CATHOLIC SCHOOL
ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS 2026
Year upon year, Gunnersbury students achieve examination results that consistently place Gunnersbury Catholic School amongst the very best schools in the country. Our fantastic 2026 GCSE and A-Level outcomes continue this trend. In fact, the success of this cohort of GCSE students positions Gunnersbury in the top 5% of all schools nationally. Incredibly, 90% of these pupils achieved Grade 9-4 in both English and Mathematics: 24% higher than the average of all schools in England. Our motto, Ad Altiora, reach for the highest is certainly being realised at Gunnersbury

Our students’ GCSE results in the subjects of English, Mathematics and Religious Studies epitomises our excellence - far exceeding national trends. Each of these subjects pass rates were in excess of 20% above national averages
Brilliantly, 35 of our pupils secured a full set of the very highest GCSE grades. Furthermore, over 35% of our Year 11s secured 5 or more GCSEs at grades 9-7: grades equating to ‘A’ or above with respect to the previous GCSE grading system. Superb achievements by our fantastic students.
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2026 Attainment 8 Score 2026 Pupils achieving 4+ in English and Mathematics GCSE 2026 Pupils achieving 5+ in English and Mathematics GCSE |
Gunnersbury 60 90% 82% |
National 47 66% 47% |
Sixth Form Success
Our incredible success at A-level continues with a phenomenal 29% of grades awarded at A*/A and 62% at A*-B grades. Furthermore, 97% of BTEC students achieved Distinction/D*. These outcomes set Gunnersbury Sixth Form amongst the very best 16-18 educators in the country.
Ultimately their fantastic results provide outstanding options for our students. These Year 13 students bid farewell to Gunnersbury Catholic School to join world leading universities, where they will study a myriad of amazing subjects. Our departing young men and women will be joining an illustrious set of past students who are studying at Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial College, UCL, Bristol, Durham, Manchester, King’s… in fact at every Russell Group institution Gunnersbury alumni are to be found. At these universities our students are studying a vast range of subjects across the fields of learning including Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Medicine, Pharmacy, Physics, Dentistry, Veterinary Science, Biochemistry, Philosophy, Politics, Accounting and Finance, Economics, Law, Chemistry, English, History, Business, Music… a seemingly endless list!
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Oxbridge, Medicine, Dentistry and Veterinary Scholars at 2026 |
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Damian Domanski |
Engineering |
Cambridge |
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Andrew Holland |
History and Politics |
Oxford |
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Melissa Granada |
Medicine |
UCL |
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Julia Siwicka |
Medicine |
Cardiff |
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Zach Dickinson |
Medicine |
Aston |
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David Gorges |
Medicine |
Brighton |
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Freddie Grant |
Medicine |
Nottingham |
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George Jansen |
Medicine |
Sunderland |
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Filopatir Kaldas |
Medicine |
Exeter |
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Isaak Lamprou |
Medicine |
Queen Mary |
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Talat Sweeney |
Medicine |
Aberdeen |
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Alex Simpson |
Veterinary Science |
Liverpool |
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Alex Kula |
Medicine |
Queen Mary |
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Rachel Wilson |
Medicine |
Kent |
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Mary Barsoum |
Medicine |
Leicester |
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Maryum Kureishi |
Medicine |
Queen Mary |
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Mikolaj Rycek |
Chemical Engineering |
Cambridge |
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Tanirika Shukla |
Medicine |
St George’s |
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Matthew Haddad |
Medicine |
King’s College |
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Ellie McLeish |
Medicine |
Brighton |
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Ramandeep Rao |
Dentistry |
Queen Mary |
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Ben Kim |
Medicine |
Cambridge |
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Michael Goodship |
Medicine |
King’s College |
