Parents
Exam Results
Celebrating the achievements, ambition and progress of Yateley School students across GCSE, A-Level and Sixth Form pathways.
Class of 2025
Proud of every student
We are proud of our students for the resilience, commitment and hard work they have shown. The 2025 results reflect many areas of strength across the curriculum and the dedication of students, staff and families.
KS4 exam results
GCSE Results 2025
A selection of headline measures from the 2025 GCSE results.
GCSE Results 2025
Achievement across a broad and balanced curriculum
We are proud of our Y11 students who completed their GCSEs in 2025, recognising the resilience, commitment and hard work they have shown throughout their time at Yateley School.
For a full breakdown of outcomes, please visit the School Performance Data Service from the Department for Education. View DfE performance data
Despite the challenges of comparing recent cohorts, the 2025 results reflect many areas of strength across the curriculum and the dedication shown by students and staff throughout the year.
Basics
- Grades 4-9
- 70.1%
- Grades 5-9
- 47.1%
- Grades 7-9
- 9.8%
Progress 8 and Attainment 8
- Progress 8
- +0.02
- Attainment 8
- 47.7
National averages for 2025 will be added once published.
Entry and achievement
- EBacc entry
- 28%
- Achieved grade 4+
- 20%
- Achieved grade 5+
- 16%
Subject highlights
Strong outcomes across the curriculum
Several subjects achieved particularly strong outcomes, with high proportions of students securing grades 9-5 and 9-7.
- Graphics
- Religious Studies
- Computer Science
- Geography
- Biology, Chemistry and Physics
- Drama and Art
- German
- Food Technology
We also recognise the excellent performance in CACHE at KS4 and KS5, which continues to be a strength of the school.
English and Maths
Above the national grade 4+ figures
Nationally, outcomes at grade 4+ fell once again in 2025. Yateley School remains above the national figures in both English and Maths.
English 4+75.5%National: 59.7%
Maths 4+80.4%National: 58.2%
Student groups
Understanding progress and provision
Pupil Premium
The gap between disadvantaged and non-disadvantaged students has widened slightly compared with last year, though the overall disadvantaged progress score remains one of the stronger results of the past decade.
SEND
The SEN K progress figure is shown as -0.40, though this includes three students educated off-site. Removing those three brings the SEN K figure to around -0.10, with 20 of 35 students achieving positive progress. This reflects strong, targeted in-school provision.
We are proud of all our students for their hard work, ambition and perseverance. While some outcomes dipped slightly compared with the very strong results in 2024, the cohort achieved many successes across a broad and balanced curriculum. We look forward to celebrating their achievements and supporting them as they move on to the next stage of their education, training or employment.
About Yateley School
Academic success and the wider school community
This school overview infographic brings together academic success, parent views, Sixth Form outcomes and key facts about the Yateley community.
Please note: the results figures shown in this infographic relate to the 2024 cohort.
Results documents
Read the full results stories
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A-Level / Sixth Form
A-Level & Sixth Form Results 2025
Excellent outcomes across A-Level, BTEC and CACHE courses, supporting students into university, apprenticeships and future careers.
GCSE
GCSE Results 2025
Strong GCSE results celebrating student ambition, progress and achievement across a broad and balanced curriculum.
Official performance information
For the full breakdown of outcomes and government performance measures, use the Department for Education School Performance Data Service.