A Level Results Day 2026

Students, teachers, and families across the Hayesfield Mixed Sixth Form community are marking another year of remarkable academic success as the Class of 2026 delivered an outstanding set of results.

This year’s performance highlights the dedication of our students, supported by the tireless efforts of our teaching team and school community. An impressive 33% of all A-Level entries attained top A*-A grades, while 66% achieved A*-B and 87% reached A*-C — once again placing Hayesfield comfortably ahead of national benchmarks and maintaining our position as one of the highest-performing Sixth Form providers in the city.

Furthermore, 97% of students have secured places at their preferred universities, enrolling in a wide range of courses across the country.

Among the standout individual triumphs:

  • Alice Burford will be heading to the University of Oxford to study Experimental Psychology.
  • Grace Plummer heads to Imperial College London for Biological Sciences.
  • Emily Dickie and Naomi Ngwompo will both be studying Medicine.
  • Katie Palmer will be pursuing Veterinary Science.
  • Oscar Costello and Sandra Holubova are both joining the Police Apprenticeship pathway.
  • Holly Johnson-Smith will be joining the ranks of the prestigious Norland Nannies.

Maths and STEM subjects are a particular strength with 3 students studying Maths at Bristol and Durham with four students going onto study Economics alongside 10 students studying Biology and Life Sciences at a range of Universities. Twenty students are following the Creative Arts pathway and 11 students are going into the Health Sector studying subjects including Occupational Therapy and Nursing. Four students are studying Law and fourteen students are going onto study History, Politics and International Relations. A high percentage of students who studied Classics A Level are going on to study it at University.

“These impressive results stand as a testament to our students’ perseverance, ambition, and skill. They have met every challenge head-on, and we couldn’t be prouder of their accomplishments. We look forward to seeing the bright futures they will build in higher education and their careers.”

The 2026 performance reaffirms Hayesfield’s standing as a place where all students can thrive through our commitment to providing the right pathways for every individual.

Katie Palmer 3A*s and 1A
Naomi Ngwompo 3A*s
Alice Badger-Stevens 3As and A* in EPQ
Emilia Shackel 3A*s
Beatrix Willis 2A*s 1A and A* in EPQ
Emily Dickie 2A*s 1A
Sophie Reynolds 2A*s 1A
Alice Burford 2A*s 2As
George Lowe 2A*s 1B and A* in EPQ
Arielle Major 1A* and 2As
Izzy Manoli 1A*, 1 Distinction * and 1A
Kezia Noall 1A* and 2As
Thea Life 1A*, 1A, 1B and A* in EPQ
Grace Plummer 1A*, 2As and 1A in EPQ
Nell Roberts 1A*, 2As and 1A in Core Maths
Nick Papadopoulos 1 Distinction*, 2As and 1A in Core Maths
Maisie Bartlett 1A*, 1A and 1B
Lily Godfrey 1A*, 1A, 1B and 1B in Core Maths
Lucy Williams 1A*, 1A, 1B and 1B in Core Maths
Lucy Savage 1A*, 1A, 1B and 1C in Core Maths
Sophie Anderson 3As
Nell Bloomfield 1A*, 2As and 1B
George Gallie 3As
Alice Hill 3As and 1A in EPQ
Vincent Lee 2A*s, 1A and 1C
Alistair Wach 3As and 1C
Lily Arndell 2As, 1B and 1A in EPQ
Margot Boston 3As in 1B
Louise Tribe 3As and 1A in Core Maths
Freya Wainwright 3As and 1A in Core Maths
Catherine Poulton 2As, 1B and 1A in Core Maths
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