GCSE results 2026

Surrey GCSE results 2026

Provisional 2025/26 results for 57 state secondary schools in Surrey, 11,702 pupils. Surrey ranks 22 of 151 councils for Attainment 8, which rose by 0.1 points on 2025.

Grade 5+ English & maths

56.4%

8.6 pts above England

Grade 7+ English & maths

18.5%

3.8 pts above England

Attainment 8

52.2

4.6 points above England

Council rank

22 / 151

By average Attainment 8

Surrey at a glance

Highest Attainment 8: St Andrew's Catholic School (65.4).
Schools range from 38.4 to 65.4 on Attainment 8, a spread of 27.0 points, so the school you choose matters more than the council average.
Disadvantaged pupils averaged 37.9, 16.9 points behind their classmates (a wider gap than England’s 13.8). They did best at St Andrew's Catholic School (57.2).
Most improved on 2025: Farnham Heath End, up 6.3 points to 51.1.

Every Surrey secondary school, ranked

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

#	School	Pupils	Attainment 8	vs 2025	Grade 4+ E&M	Grade 5+ E&M	Grade 7+ E&M	Disadvantaged A8
1	St Andrew's Catholic SchoolRoman Catholic	245	65.4	—	96.3%	83.7%	39.2%	57.2
2	Gordon's SchoolTop 10% three years running	128	64.8	+1.2	89.8%	79.7%	39.1%	—
3	Hinchley Wood SchoolTop 10% three years running	212	63.0	−1.5	88.2%	71.7%	33.5%	44.9
4	St Peter's Catholic SchoolRoman Catholic · Top 10% three years running	210	62.5	−1.1	91.9%	77.6%	34.3%	46.4
5	Rosebery SchoolGirls · Top 10% three years running	235	61.6	−1.9	88.1%	74.9%	35.3%	45.5
6	Salesian School, ChertseyRoman Catholic · Top 10% three years running	278	61.2	−3.7	88.1%	72.3%	34.5%	47.8
7	Weydon SchoolTop 10% three years running	324	61.2	−2.3	84.9%	71.6%	31.8%	43.6
8	St John the Baptist Catholic Comprehensive School, WokingRoman Catholic · Top 10% three years running	238	60.5	+2.4	88.7%	81.1%	30.7%	35.3
9	George Abbot SchoolTop 10% three years running	299	60.4	+2.2	88.6%	74.2%	28.1%	39.4
10	St Paul's Catholic CollegeRoman Catholic · Top 10% three years running	216	60.0	−1.8	86.1%	71.8%	28.2%	50.2
11	St Bede's SchoolChurch of England/Roman Catholic · Top 10% three years running	330	59.5	+1.6	87.6%	70.6%	24.8%	47.4
12	Guildford County School	182	59.2	+4.4	87.4%	72.0%	25.3%	40.8
13	Woolmer Hill SchoolTop 10% three years running	176	58.9	+2.0	81.3%	66.5%	23.9%	43.0
14	Heathside SchoolTop 10% three years running	208	57.1	−1.6	84.6%	68.3%	28.8%	47.4
15	Howard of Effingham SchoolTop 10% three years running	237	56.7	−0.4	80.6%	64.6%	23.2%	39.0
16	Glebelands School	132	56.5	+3.3	84.8%	56.1%	15.9%	41.3
17	Glyn SchoolBoys · Top 10% three years running	255	56.4	+0.4	85.9%	71.4%	24.7%	40.7
18	Cobham Free School	104	56.0	+2.9	88.5%	69.2%	22.1%	42.3
19	All Hallows Catholic SchoolRoman Catholic	237	55.6	—	84.4%	64.6%	22.4%	46.3
20	Broadwater SchoolTop 10% three years running	149	55.3	−0.6	75.8%	61.7%	23.5%	39.7
21	The Ashcombe School	233	55.2	−1.9	79.8%	61.4%	17.2%	39.2
22	Tomlinscote School	297	54.9	+1.5	81.8%	57.6%	17.8%	45.9
23	Rodborough	178	54.7	+1.3	84.3%	64.6%	14.6%	40.0
24	Royal Alexandra and Albert School	151	54.5	+1.3	80.1%	57.6%	17.2%	42.2
25	Thamesmead School	204	52.7	+2.1	79.4%	55.4%	14.7%	43.2
26	Ash Manor School	231	51.8	+2.1	74.9%	52.4%	12.6%	42.3
27	The Bishop Wand Church of England SchoolChurch of England	184	51.7	−2.2	80.4%	55.4%	16.3%	48.4
28	Woking High School	234	51.4	−2.9	73.9%	54.3%	15.0%	35.2
29	Reigate School	243	51.3	−1.1	73.3%	57.6%	15.6%	34.7
30	Blenheim High School	225	51.1	+1.7	72.0%	52.0%	14.7%	40.6
31	Farnham Heath End	200	51.1	+6.3	72.5%	53.0%	15.0%	40.8
32	The Winston Churchill School A Specialist Sports College	290	51.1	+2.4	73.4%	53.4%	14.5%	41.0
33	Esher Church of England High SchoolChurch of England	231	50.0	−5.4	71.9%	47.2%	15.6%	42.5
34	Fullbrook School	234	49.8	−2.8	71.4%	51.7%	15.0%	40.5
35	Collingwood College	298	49.5	+4.1	72.1%	48.7%	12.4%	37.3
36	Therfield School	192	48.9	−0.1	71.9%	58.3%	16.1%	34.0
37	The Matthew Arnold School	177	48.8	−0.2	72.9%	46.3%	9.6%	42.8
38	Hoe Valley School	148	48.3	+1.4	68.9%	52.7%	14.2%	37.6
39	The Bishop David Brown School	138	48.1	+3.1	65.2%	45.7%	12.3%	40.1
40	Merstham Park School	112	47.4	+2.4	63.4%	47.3%	11.6%	40.0
41	Kings College Guildford	120	46.8	+2.4	57.5%	45.8%	16.7%	33.5
42	Warlingham School	224	46.8	+2.4	67.0%	39.7%	8.0%	38.6
43	de Stafford School	160	45.3	+2.6	71.3%	40.0%	10.0%	38.5
44	Carrington School	207	44.8	−0.2	68.6%	43.0%	7.7%	33.9
45	Chertsey High School	169	44.7	−1.5	63.3%	45.0%	12.4%	35.2
46	The Magna Carta School	214	44.7	−2.0	62.1%	42.1%	8.4%	33.7
47	Oxted School	230	43.6	−1.0	60.9%	40.4%	10.4%	28.6
48	The Beacon School	205	42.7	−2.4	67.3%	44.4%	6.8%	28.0
49	Three Rivers Academy	269	42.6	+0.3	61.0%	41.3%	10.8%	29.9
50	Jubilee High School	114	42.5	+0.2	60.5%	43.0%	11.4%	34.0
51	Oakwood School	328	41.9	−1.1	57.9%	30.2%	5.2%	32.5
52	Christ's College, GuildfordChurch of England	118	41.7	−0.8	63.6%	39.8%	10.2%	30.0
53	Kings International College	148	40.2	—	51.4%	35.1%	9.5%	29.9
54	The Priory Church of England SchoolChurch of England	120	39.9	−0.2	55.0%	31.7%	5.8%	31.4
55	Epsom and Ewell High School	170	39.4	−4.7	54.7%	30.6%	6.5%	32.5
56	Thomas Knyvett College	127	38.7	+0.1	49.6%	30.7%	5.5%	31.1
57	Sunbury Manor School	184	38.4	+2.6	46.2%	27.7%	8.7%	32.0
	England average		47.6		66.8%	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.

Surrey 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.