RGS Worcester Exam Results

Exam Results

GCSE Results 2025

RGS Worcester pupils have achieved superb success in their GCSEs this year, including the School’s best-ever results with 99% of all Grades 9-4 and 61% of all Grades 9-7. Over 70 pupils have achieved Grades 9-7 in at least 7 subjects.

John Pitt, Headmaster, commented, “I am delighted for our Year Eleven pupils who have achieved such excellent results and can now look forward with confidence to the next stage of their education in the Sixth Form at RGS Worcester. These results are a real credit to their hard work and commitment and I would like to congratulate them and their families. My thanks also go to our teachers, whose expertise and dedication have supported the pupils so successfully.”

Pupil Stories

With such strong GCSE results at RGS Worcester, amongst those celebrating today are:

Zac Johnson, a keen debater and rower, who secured 10 GCSEs at the highest Grade 9 and is going on to study 4 A Levels at RGS Worcester: History, Politics, Economics and RS.

Anna Hryhorian, who joined RGS Worcester from Ukraine on a full Bursary, also achieved 10 Grade 9s. She will remain at the school to study five A Levels, following in the footsteps of other Ukrainian pupils supported by RGS who have since progressed to leading universities.

Rachel Crookall achieved 11 GCSEs with 10 Grade 9s and 1 Grade 8. Rachel is a superb musician who plays the harp and sings in the Chamber Choir. Fellow leading musicians, Sihan Fu (piano) and Jai Sanehi (saxophone) also achieved 10 Grade 9s and 1 Grade 8 each. Leading saxophonist and singer, Emily Jackson achieved 10 GCSEs with 9 at Grade 9 and 1 at Grade 8. All four musicians will be studying A Levels in the Sixth Form at RGS. Twins Harry and Izzy Green also earned 20 GCSEs, with an impressive 12 at Grades 9 and 8. Meanwhile, twins Leyla and Yasmina Rashid excelled by securing 20 GCSEs between them, including 14 at Grade 9 and five at Grade 8.

International Fencer, Issy Pottinger was celebrating today having achieved 11 GCSEs with 9 at Grade 9, 1 at Grade 8 and 1 at Grade 7. She is looking forward to the Sixth Form at RGS and the opportunity to continue to compete in Fencing.

Theo Houston (Aston Villa) Maxwell Moses (West Brom)

Footballer Theo Houston had to book a day away from training at Aston Villa to collect his results at RGS today. Theo adapted his GCSE programme in order to incorporate his Football training as a goalkeeper. He was delighted with his results, achieving 3 Grade 9s, 2 Grade 8s and 1 Grade 7 while also playing for Aston Villa and the ISFA international Football team. He leaves RGS to join Aston Villa on a full Football contract. Fellow goalkeeper Maxwell Moses also collected his GCSE results today, celebrating alongside his peers. Maxwell has combined his studies with training at West Bromwich Albion, where he signed a professional contract earlier this year. He now looks forward to the exciting opportunities ahead with the Club.

Daiy Williams, Poppy Parker, Emily Jackson

Poppy Parker who plays for the RGS 1st teams in Hockey and Netball, achieved 11 GCSEs with 9 Grade 9s and 2 Grade 8s. She enjoyed the RGS Hockey and Netball tour to South Africa this month and is looking forward to studying her A Levels and continuing to develop in her Sport at RGS in the Sixth Form.

The Goold family were delighted with daughter Isla’s GCSE results of 9 Grade 9s and 1 Grade 8, after celebrating older sister Niamh’s A Level results last week of 3A*/A Grades. Their younger sister, Maia, is looking forward to following her sisters by joining RGS Worcester in Year Seven in September. All three girls are superb Hockey players and Maia was part of the RGS The Grange Hockey team that became National Champions this year.

Zac Johnson, a keen debater and rower, who secured 10 GCSEs at the highest Grade 9 and is going on to study 4 A Levels at RGS Worcester: History, Politics, Economics and RS.

Anna Hryhorian, who joined RGS Worcester from Ukraine on a full Bursary, also achieved 10 Grade 9s. She will remain at the School to study five A Levels, following in the footsteps of other Ukrainian pupils supported by RGS who have since progressed to leading universities.

RGS Worcester Celebrates Best Ever Public Examination Results

At RGS Worcester Upper Sixth students marked an exceptional set of Public Examination results. Pupils secured superb results across A Levels, BTECs and CTECs enabling them to take up offers at leading universities, degree apprenticeships and pursue a wide range of exciting future pathways.

John Pitt, Headmaster, commented, “Congratulations to the RGS students for these brilliant results which have been achieved through exceptional hard work and commitment. This Year group worked incredibly well together and with their teachers and they can be extremely proud of all they have achieved. It is particularly enjoyable to see the students celebrate attaining their chosen courses at Universities and for Apprenticeships.

I would also like to congratulate the teachers whose expertise has meant that the students have achieved RGS Worcester’s best ever results. With almost one third of all Grades at A* and two thirds at A*/A Grades, or equivalent, the teachers really know how to get the very best from the students.

This Year group was also a very busy one with impressive achievements in Sport, Music, Drama, Dance and in so many other areas of school life. They have made a huge contribution to the RGS community, and to be able to celebrate their superb Academic results with them and their parents today is really wonderful.”

Upper Sixth students at RGS Worcester celebrated after achieving the School’s best ever results which saw almost one-third of students achieve the top A* grade, almost two-thirds achieved A*/A grades and 98.5% achieved A* to C or equivalent.

These results reflect the hard work and commitment of our pupils and staff, and we are proud of all that they have achieved.”

School Captain Sam Taylor, will read Natural Sciences at University of Cambridge after achieving 4 A* grades at A Level.

Saxophonist and Rower, Daniel Foster has been offered a place to read Classics with Asian and Middle Eastern Studies at Magdalen College, Oxford after achieving 2 A* and 1 A grades at A Level.

Deputy School Captain, Toby Alexander achieved 4 A* grades at A Level and will read Engineering at University of Sheffield

Twins and talented Hockey players Ana and Lottie Nicholls achieved excellent results between them. Ana will read Sociology at University of Exeter. Lottie will read Geography at University of Nottingham.

Young Fashion Design finalist and Fashion Icon Winner, Frankie Reed will take her textiles talent to Nottingham Trent University to study Fashion Design.

Talented Fencer, Zara Martin-Green has secured a Degree Apprenticeship to become a Chartered Surveyor with top firm Carter Jonas.

Cricket Captain Tom Odell, and fellow Cricketers Freddie Ammonds and George Hallam are all travelling to Australia for their gap years to play Cricket in Melbourne

Olivia Hodgson who last year rowed for GB, has a deferred place to study Sport and Exercise Science at University of Bath, Olivia received A*, A and A in her A Levels. She will spend part of her gap year working at RGS Worcester.

Arkwright Scholar, Keira Higgins will continue with their success in Engineering and has accepted a place at University of Southampton to read Aeronautics and Astronautics after achieving A*A*A in their A Levels.

Sophie Jackson received A*A*A and will head to University of Birmingham to read Dentistry.

Headmaster’s daughter Katy Pitt has secured a place to study Architecture at Loughborough University.

Jaimie Lee, finalist in the Oxford University essay competition secured 3 A*s at A Level and a place at University College London to read Psychology.

BTEC success

Alongside their A Level successes, RGS Worcester students who studied BTEC qualifications – either exclusively or in combination with A Levels -also achieved outstanding results. An impressive 95% were awarded the top grades of Distinction* or Distinction, reflecting their dedication, practical expertise, and academic ability.

RGS Worcester’s Head of Sixth Form, Mr Mark Evetts said,

“I am delighted with the outstanding achievements of our Upper Sixth students and their results. These successes reflect not only their commitment and determination, but also the exceptional teaching, learning environment and personalised pastoral care they have received here in the RGS Sixth Form. Our ethos is to support every individual student to realise their potential, both in their studies and in their personal growth, equipping them with the skills, confidence and mindset to be truly future-ready. I am immensely proud of all they have achieved, and I look forward to seeing the impact they will make as they embark on the next stage of their journeys.”