Exam Results 2024-25

GCSE Exam Results Day News 2024-25

GCSE Success Celebrated at Thamesmead School

Students and staff at Thamesmead School are celebrating a fantastic set of GCSE results today, marking a proud moment for the entire school community.

A strong majority of our students—75%—secured a grade 4 or above in both English and Maths, ensuring they are well-prepared to take their next step beyond Thamesmead into further education, training, or employment. 30% of students achieved one of the top grades of 9-7 in English, and 22% achieved a grade 9-7 in Maths.

We are especially proud of 3 students who achieved an outstanding collection of top grades, earning Grade 9s in six or more subjects, alongside a suite of Grade 8s and 7s in their remaining exams, and achievement of the Additional Maths qualification.

They were:

Isla Flynn – 6 x Grade 9s, 3 x Grade 8s, 1 x grade 7

Florence Rolt – 6 x Grade 9s, 3 x Grade 8s

Maya Barak – 6 x Grade 9s, 3 x Grade 8s.

Beyond these headline achievements, there are countless individual stories of determination and growth. Many students have made remarkable progress during their time at Thamesmead School, overcoming personal challenges and demonstrating resilience and commitment to their studies.

Headteacher Mr Reeves commented:

“We’re incredibly proud of our GCSE students. Whether achieving top grades or making significant personal progress, each success is a testament to their hard work and resilience. With the support of staff, families, and our wider school community, they are now well-prepared for the exciting opportunities ahead. We wish them all the very best for the future.”

In addition to congratulating our students on their exam success I would like to thank our community of parents, carers, and the staff here at the school who have all supported Year 11 through their GCSEs.

           

 

For reviews of marking please see https://www.thamesmead.surrey.sch.uk/students/exams/ 

Results Summary GCSEs 2025 – awaiting update

Progress 8 score
Attainment 8 score
% of pupils achieving a grade 5 or above in GCSE English and Maths (combined)
% of pupils entered for the English Baccalaureate (EBacc)
EBacc average point score
% of pupils staying in education or going into employment after KS4

(2022 leavers – most recent data available)
*Progress 8 shows the progress a school’s pupils make between primary school and the end of GCSEs. The starting point for this measure is ‘0’.  Our Progress 8 score shows our students made progress above the national average.