Year 11 pupils at Kingsbury High School happy with GCSEs

Kingsbury High School is proud to announce another year of strong academic achievement following the release of the 2026 GCSE results <i>(Image: Kingsbury High School)</i>
Kingsbury High School is proud to announce another year of strong academic achievement following the release of the 2026 GCSE results (Image: Kingsbury High School)
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Seventy-one per cent of GCSE grades were awarded at grade 4 or above.

These results were achieved by Year 11 students at Kingsbury High School in the 2026 exams.

The school described them as “a significant increase” compared to 2025.

A total of 54 per cent of grades were at grade 5 or above, and 20 per cent were in the top 9 to 7 band, equivalent to A* to A.

Among the high achievers was a student named Ali, who earned nine grade 9s.

Kingsbury High School said: "Kingsbury High School is proud to announce another year of strong academic achievement following the release of the 2026 GCSE results. Through remarkable dedication, Year 11 students have achieved an impressive set of results, setting a strong foundation for the next stage of their education."

The leadership team also praised the efforts of teachers, support staff, and parents in supporting students’ success.

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