GCSE Results 2023

• 93% of pupils passed in 5 subjects
• 93% of pupils passed in 5 subjects or more including English and Maths
• 89% of pupils passed in 5 subjects or more including English, Maths and Science
• 85% of pupils passed in 5 subjects or more as above including Humanities

'Leehurst Swan students gathered today to collect their GCSE results. The results they gained reflected the hard work and dedication they showed to their studies and it is a clear demonstration of their commitment to their education. We know their time at Leehurst Swan will have set a strong foundation for their post 16 studies and beyond. These achievements will pave the way for exciting future opportunities and we wish our class of 2023 the best of luck.'

GCSE Results 2022

GCSE results 2022

• 100% of pupils passed in 5 subjects or more including English and maths
• 100% of pupils passed in 5 subjects or more including English, maths and science
• 52% of all grades achieved were level 7 to 9 

 

Leehurst Swan has been named in the Sunday Times School Guide top 50 independent schools with a small or no sixth form. Our school ranked 17th in the annual Parent Power League, which is based on the GCSE examination performance in Summer 2021, and was the only Wiltshire school in the top 25.

GCSE Results 2021

 GCSE Results 2021

• 100% of pupils passed in 5 subjects or more including English and maths
• 100% of pupils passed in 5 subjects or more including English, maths and science
• 63% of all grades achieved were level 7 to 9 

 

2021 Leavers

All Year 11 2021 leavers secured their first choice destination:

• South Wilts Grammar School Sixth Form (SWGS) - 11
• Peter Symonds College - 7
• Bishop Wordsworth Sixth Form (BWS) - 5
• Burgate - 1
• Brockenhurst - 1
• Andover College - 1
• NEC Online A levels - 1

 

GCSE Results 2020

GCSE Results 2020

• 100% of pupils passed in 5 subjects or more
• 100% of pupils passed in 5 subjects or more including English and maths
• 100% of pupils passed in 5 subjects or more including English, maths and science
• 89.5% of pupils passed in 5 subjects or more including English, maths, science and humanities
• 63% of pupils passed in 5 subjects or more including English, maths, science, humanities and modern foreign languages (MFL)
• 60% of exams sat were graded 7 to 9.  17% of exams sat were graded 9.

 

2020 Leavers

All Year 11 2020 leavers secured their first choice destination:

• Bishop Wordsworth Sixth Form (BWS) - 4
• South Wilts Grammar School Sixth Form (SWGS) - 3
• Salisbury Sixth Form College (S6C) - 3
• Wiltshire College - 2
• Burgate - 2
• Sparsholt - 1 
• Apprenticeship - 1
• Sixth Form College (out of area) - 2
• Relocation abroad - 1

 

GCSE Results 2019

Leehurst Swan GCSE Results 2019

• 90% achieved a pass in 5 subjects or more.
• We had some outstanding individual results with many pupils achieving level 8 and 9.
• "We are delighted with all our students’ results and particularly those pupils who might have been predicted a 4 or 5 but achieved a 6 or 7.  The results are a testament to their hard work and also that of the staff." 

2019 Leavers

• Bishop Wordsworth Sixth Form (BWS) - 2
• South Wilts Grammar School Sixth Form (SWGS) - 4
• Salisbury Sixth Form College (S6C) - 6
• Peter Symonds - 3
• Wiltshire College - 2
• Burgate - 2
• Sparsholt - 1
• Army - 1
• Moved overseas - 1
• Sixth Form College (out of area) - 2

 

GCSE Results 2018

Leehurst Swan GCSE Results 2018

• 100% of pupils passed 5 or more GCSE subjects
• 95% passed 5 or more GCSE subjects including English, mathematics and science
• "These are excellent results and represent the great progress made by the pupils whilst at the school - all are set to go on to their first choice of sixth form."

 

GCSE Results 2017

• 95% of pupils passed both English and mathematics
• 83% of the pupils achieved pass grades or better in English, mathematics and science.

 

GCSE Results 2016

Leehurst Swan has been named in the Sunday Times School Guide top 50 independent schools with a small or no sixth form. The school ranked 24 in the annual Parent Power League, which is based on the GCSE examination performance in Summer 2016, and was the only Wiltshire school in the top 50.