Park High School students achieve strong A-level results
65% of students at the Stanmore school attained grades A*-C, with notable successes in English literature and art.
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Students at Park High School in Stanmore are celebrating strong A-level results for the 2026 academic year, with 65 per cent of students achieving grades between A* and C. The school reported particular success in English literature and art and design, where all students attained grades within this range. Other subjects with notable achievements included sociology, photography, drama, computer science, design technology, and business studies.
Colette O’Dwyer, headteacher at Park High, expressed pride in the students' accomplishments. "Today is a moment to celebrate the remarkable achievements of our students, and I could not be prouder of everything they have accomplished," Ms O'Dwyer stated, as reported by the Times Series. She also acknowledged the dedication of the school's staff in supporting student progress.
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The results have enabled a number of students to secure places at Russell Group universities. These include courses such as Sustainable Innovation at Warwick University, Business and Health at University College London (UCL), and Chemistry at the University of York. Approximately 10 per cent of the graduating class will attend Queen Mary's University.
Park High School was rated 'good' in all areas by Ofsted in 2025, with the inspection report highlighting the school's strong record of university progression. The school also organises an annual 'Futures Week' to introduce students to post-18 options, featuring talks and workshops led by professionals from various fields.
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+What percentage of students achieved A*-C grades at Park High School?
65% of A-level students at Park High School achieved grades between A* and C. This strong performance contributed to students securing places at a range of leading universities.
+Which subjects saw particularly high performance from students?
Park High School students achieved especially high performance in English literature and art and design, with all students in these subjects attaining grades between A* and C. Other subjects with notable successes included sociology and computer science.
+What was Park High School's most recent Ofsted rating?
In 2025, Park High School was rated 'good' in all areas by Ofsted. The inspection report specifically highlighted the school's strong record of university progression for its students.
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