Exam information & results

Congratulations to all our students who have received their results today. 27% of all grades were either a 7, 8 or 9, a tribute to the hard work of everyone.

The headteacher Andy Greenhough commented on the fantastic achievements of Oldfield students:

“It is a privilege to be a part of this day culminating in all the hard work from the students, parents, and staff. Students have worked hard to achieve their targets and can celebrate their own achievements. All students should be proud of the effort, commitment and maturity they displayed this year. Thank you also to the parents and carers who have supported their children on a daily basis and through the long exam season. A huge thank you to all the staff at Oldfield school who have gone above and beyond to support the achievements of our pupils. We can now all relax and celebrate in the success of their achievements. They have been an absolute delight and have made such a positive contribution to the culture of the school – we look forward to seeing many of them return to our Sixth form.”

This journey over 5 years has now prepared them for their next steps in life whether being A-levels, vocational qualifications, apprenticeships, or the world of world. Good luck for the future and please remember to check in with the school, as we always want to hear about where life has taken you.

Once again, we are enormously proud of our Year 13 students and their success in their final examinations. We were particularly pleased that over 70% of all grades were C and above.

There are a number of students worthy of special mention. Rebekah Weldon achieved A* in French, Spanish, English Literature and an A grade in history, as well as achieving A* at EPQ. She will be studying  International Social and Political Studies at University College London. Mikey Wharf achieved A* in both Maths and Further Maths and an A in Physics. He has secured a place at Bristol University to study Mathematics. Similarly, Conal Little achieved A* in Maths and Further Maths and an A grade in Physics and is set to join the University of York to study Physics. Finally, CJ Delavinias Tovey achieved A grades across the board in Physics, Maths and Chemistry. As a school that strives for good progress for all our students, we are also enormously proud of Joe Fuller, Jess Causey, Tess Harvey, Sophie Iles, Jack Perkins and Anni Maya Hollis who all exceeded their target grades in every one of their A level subjects.

Over 65% of our students secured a place at their first choice University and we wish the whole year group the very best with their next step choices.

“It has been an enormous privilege to see our Sixth Form grow from strength to strength,” said Andy Greenhough, Headteacher. “These results are testament to the hard work of our teaching staff and the determination and effort of our students. Congratulations to all.”

We wish all our students every success with their future plans and wherever life may take them.

AS and A level results are released on Thursday 15^th August 2024.

GCSE results are released on Thursday 22^nd August 2024.

Results can be collected from school from 8:30am.

If you are not able to attend results day, we will email your results to you. You will need to email Miss Waines, Examinations Officer c.waines@oldfieldschool.com with the email address they should be sent to.

Request-for-remark-form-GCSE.pdf

Request-for-remark-form-A-level.pdf

Access-to-Script-Request.pdf

Before any post results services can be requested, all students must complete the Review of Marking form that can be found on the school website. This confirms full understanding and acceptance that with any clerical check, review of marking, or any subsequent appeal, grades may go down as well as up or stay the same.

Please find below the list of post results services available:

*Priority Service 2 should only be requested if you have a university place pending.

A Level Fees and Deadlines:

*Priority should only be requested if you have a university place pending.

GCSE Fees and Deadlines:

Once again, we are enormously proud of our Year 13 students and their success in their final examinations. Graham Nash, Head of Sixth Form said “We are particularly pleased that 29% of our grades were A*-A grades and 59% of all grades were B or above.”

There are a number of students worthy of special mention. Joshua Williams achieved A* grades across the board in English Literature, History and Spanish (Italian & History- Edinburgh University), Nathan Finch and Henry Court both achieved two A* grades and two A grades; Nathan in English Literature, Film Studies, History and Spanish respectively (Edinburgh University- English Literature) and Henry in Further Maths and Maths (A*s) and Computer Studies and Physics (As). Molly Lander and Sami Ait-Kaci both achieved two A* grades and one A grade in their results. As a school that strives for good progress for all our students, we are also enormously proud of Amelia Mattock, Louisa Swann (and once again!) Sami Ait Kaci who exceeded their ambitious target grades in all of their A levels.

“It has been an enormous privilege to see our Sixth Form grow from strength to strength,” said Steven Mackay, Headteacher. “These results are testament to the hard work of our teaching staff and the determination and effort of our students.”

We wish all our students every success with their future plans.

View the full Department for Education school and college performance tables.

Oldfield A Level and GCSE 2022 Results are available here.