Every August, students at Farmor’s School in Fairford celebrate fantastic GCSE and A level results which enable them to go on to their chosen destinations. Our results are consistently above the national average and amply reward the determination and hard work of students and staff. We are immensely proud of all our students and the fantastic support our staff provide year on year to enable them to succeed.
Sixth Form A Level Results 2025 can be found on the link to the right and are summarised below:
Progress Score +0.34
Attainment (average points) 34.47
Average Grade C+
Results were strong again this year, and amply reward the determination and hard work of students and staff. We are delighted that 77% of students achieved both Mathematics and English GCSEs at grades 4 or higher, an increase on last year’s results. 23% of all grades awarded were at 7- 9 with 14% of students achieving grade 6 or above across all their subjects.
Basics Measures:
5+ in English and Maths 50%
Attainment 8 (points) 49.21
Progress 8 N/A
Ebacc average points 4.1
The above information relates to the Government’s headline measures for GCSE and A Level results. The national performance tables provide further information.
Notes
The Basics measure indicates the proportion of students achieving a 'strong pass' grade (5) in both English and Maths.
The Attainment 8 score is calculated by attributing a point score to each GCSE grade and adding the best 8 GCSE grades a student achieves together.
The Progress 8 score indicates whether students achieved more or less, on average, than the grades they were expected to achieve given their prior attainment (i.e. Year 6 SATS results). A score of +0.5 would indicate students, on average, achieve half a grade above expectation.
The EBacc average points (English Baccalaureate) measure shows the average grade achieved in English, Maths, Science, either Geography or History and a foreign language. Students must take this combination of subjects to be included in the measure. Farmor’s School offer a free choice of subjects at GCSE and do not require students to take Geography, History or a foreign language as we believe that this is not suitable for all students.
Performance tables
A Level exam results
Destinations