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Isle of Wight GCSE results 2026

Provisional 2025/26 results for 7 state secondary schools in Isle of Wight, 1,140 pupils. Isle of Wight ranks 150 of 151 councils for Attainment 8, which fell by 2.4 points on 2025.

Grade 5+ English & maths
35.1%
12.7 pts below England
Grade 7+ English & maths
6.1%
8.6 pts below England
Attainment 8
40.2
7.4 points below England
Council rank
150 / 151
By average Attainment 8

Isle of Wight at a glance

  • Highest Attainment 8: The Island Free School (45.8).
  • Schools range from 32.0 to 45.8 on Attainment 8, a spread of 13.8 points, so the school you choose matters more than the council average.
  • Disadvantaged pupils averaged 32.1, 11.1 points behind their classmates (a smaller gap than England’s 13.8). They did best at Ryde Academy (36.2).

Every Isle of Wight secondary school, ranked

Ranked by Attainment 8 · 2025/26 provisional · E&M: English and maths

#SchoolPupilsAttainment 8vs 2025Grade 4+ E&MGrade 5+ E&MGrade 7+ E&MDisadvantaged A8
1The Island Free School11945.8−5.273.1%47.1%9.2%35.9
2Ryde Academy24343.2−0.663.8%42.4%8.2%36.2
3Cowes Enterprise College, An Ormiston Academy16942.5−0.271.6%44.4%10.1%33.7
4Christ The King CollegeChurch of England/Roman Catholic16642.3−2.554.8%33.1%4.8%35.8
5Carisbrooke College11939.1−2.349.6%34.5%5.0%30.8
6Medina College15636.1+0.943.6%28.2%3.8%25.6
7The Bay Church of England SchoolChurch of England16832.0−6.333.9%15.5%1.2%27.7
England average47.666.8%47.8%14.7%37.7

Disadvantaged A8: Attainment 8 of pupils eligible for free school meals in the last six years or looked after; blank where the school has too few to publish. Small year groups move more from year to year.

Isle of Wight against the rest of the South East

Grade 5+ in English and maths, 2026

Reading these figures

  • Attainment 8 is out of 90: a pupil’s grades in eight GCSE slots added up, with English and maths counted twice.
  • There is no Progress 8 this year (these pupils sat no KS2 SATs), so results partly reflect each school’s intake.
  • These are provisional figures; revised ones with re-marks follow in early 2027.
  • Source: Department for Education, Key stage 4 performance (school-level data). Council figures are our pupil-weighted calculation over state-funded mainstream schools; independent schools are not included.