The class of 2026 are record breakers with strongest ever A Level results!

The class of 2026 are record breakers at Reed’s with strongest ever A Level results! 

It has been a wonderful day celebrating the success of the 2026 cohort at Reed’s School. Our boys and girls deserve to be very proud that their hard work has paid off. A stunning 60% of all grades were achieved at A*/A, with almost a quarter of all grades awarded at the highest level, A*, and 88% of all grades achieved were at A* to B grade.

We are incredibly proud of every one of our students and, indeed, they deserve to be very proud of their efforts and achievements! This class of 2026 have been a joyous cohort to have through the school. Both the boys and girls have thrown themselves into the full life of Reed’s, making the most of all opportunities. Their excellent results show that they got the balance right and they enter the world as well-rounded young men and women. 

These outstanding results will open doors, enabling our students to move onto their choice of higher education. Places were gained at top universities across the UK and the world and onto a variety of courses. To name but a few: Philosophy, Politics and Economics at Oxford, Music at Oxford, Philosophy at Cambridge, Biology at Cambridge, Mathematics and Computer Science at Imperial College, London, Engineering at Durham, Economics at Bath and Law at Exeter.

Reed’s students are also going global, studying at top universities such as New York University, Penn State and Kansas State. We are also delighted that some students are taking up prestigious apprenticeships at places such as London Built Environment and Bank of America. 

Headmaster, Mark Hoskins, commented:

“These are the strongest A Level results in Reed’s history, and I could not be prouder of our students. Their outstanding achievements reflect not only academic excellence but also the energy, commitment and enthusiasm they have brought to every aspect of school life. We are delighted to see them moving on to leading universities and prestigious apprenticeships, and I congratulate every student, alongside the staff and families who have supported them on their journey.”