Exam success & Information
2025 GCSE Results
St. Richard’s Catholic College is pleased to share the success of Year 11
pupils who have achieved incredibly well in this year’s GCSE examinations.
Headline figures for the BASICs measure (English and Maths combined) were an excellent 86% at 4-9 grades and 68% at 5-9 grades. 41% of all grades achieved by our children were the highest 7-9 grades with a third of all students achieved at least one grade 9. There were many outstanding performances with a significant number of pupils achieving grades 7-9 in all of their subjects. The Attainment 8 score this year was 58.4, an increase on the previous year. An impressive 65% of students took the full suite of EBACC subjects with 61% achieving a grade 4 in all pillars.
We are incredibly proud of our students, whose hard work and commitment have paid off. These results are a fantastic launchpad for their futures, whether they are joining a sixth form college or starting an apprenticeship. We are confident they are well on their way to even greater success.
ST RICHARD’S EXAM INFORMATION
The documents below have been provided to give candidates useful information on what they should and should not do when under examination conditions, completing controlled assessments and coursework. Mrs Fletcher, Exams Officer is available to answer any queries and explain the attached documents.
ST RICHARD’S EXAM Policies
St Richard's Mission Statement
Comitas, Scientia, Caritas
St Richard's Catholic College is a community where all are welcomed in the spirit of Christian love and respect. Our school encourages the wonder and joy of learning in order to ensure that every pupil reaches their full potential. We enable all to flourish and grow together in friendship and in faith.
We aspire to be courageous, having the integrity and the spiritual strength to make a positive difference in the world, both now and in the future. We endeavour to cherish our school motto of Community, Knowledge and Charity.
"I have come so that all may have life, and have it to the full." (John 10:10)
