GCSE results 2026: Bohunt School Wokingham celebrates strong results
Bohunt School Wokingham is celebrating a strong set of GCSE results, with 84% of students achieving a Grade 4 or above in both English and maths.
Read moreDetailsBohunt School Wokingham is celebrating a strong set of GCSE results, with 84% of students achieving a Grade 4 or above in both English and maths.
Read moreDetailsStudents gain the highest academic achievements in the school's history
Read moreDetailsThe Bulmershe School is celebrating its best-ever GCSE results, with the school ranking among the top 25% nationally for student progress
Read moreDetailsThe school says they build on a strong positive trend of recent years
Read moreDetailsThe Forest School in Winnersh is celebrating a record number of students achieving the highest GCSE grades this summer.
Read moreDetailsThe Emmbrook School is celebrating another year of strong GCSE results, with Year 11 students achieving an average grade of 5 across all subjects.
Read moreDetailsSt Crispin's School is celebrating after more than three quarters of its Year 11 students achieved a Grade 4 or above in both English and maths.
Read moreDetailsWokingham school on Holt Lane congratulates its students
Read moreDetailsA Level and T Level achievements enable learners to take their next steps
Read moreDetailsHalf of students at the independant girls school scored all A* and A
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