Exam results
Westminster City School offers exceptional learning opportunities and strong pastoral support to ensure all our young people reach their potential.
GCSE results day in August 2026 saw some exceptional individual outcomes for students. The cohort and many specific subject grades are above national average on a key range of attainment outcomes and we anticipate that, once all the national data is known, results will continue to be well above the national average for boys. There is therefore much to be proud of.
These outcomes along with top results from last week’s A Levels build on the ‘Strong’ OFSTED judgement that we received in May for achievement which has only been given to just over 17% of secondary schools nationally under the 2025 revised framework.
Within our Sixth Form, we offer challenging and rewarding A Levels that can lead to exciting further study opportunities and a range of future careers.
The outcomes for this year group are some of the best in the school’s history with the proportion of students securing top grades (A* to B) maintaining last year’s record results with almost 2/3 of grades at this level. With a recent ‘‘Strong’’ judgement from OFSTED and students going onto destinations including Cambridge, UCL, Imperial College, LSE and a range of Russell Group Universities outside London, there is further justification for the school’s reputation as a 6th Form providing transformational education in the heart of London.
Read our A Level Results Day 2026 press release to find out more about our results in August 2026. In addition, our video (below) features some of our super sixth formers, talking about their university plans.
Progress and Performance
Students' performance at Westminster City School and Sixth Form is reported in the Department for Education (DfE) school performance tables each year. Students and parents can access this information using the link below.
Department for Education Performance Tables
Key Stage 4 Results
- Attainment in English and Maths, percentage of students achieving a grade 5 or above in GCSE English and Maths - 50%
- Attainment 8 score - 48.73
- The percentage of students that enter EBacc is 17.9% and EBacc APS is 4.25. The percentage of students staying in education or going into employment after Key Stage 4 is 100%
Key Stage 5 Results
Please see Key Stage 5 information regarding attainment, retention and destinations below.
- Average Grade: B-
- Average Points: 37.28
- A*- B= 63.4%
- A* - C= 82.2%
- A*- E= 97.5%
