North London Collegiate School claims the top spot based on % of top grades (8/9s) achieved. The highest ranked co-educational school is Latymer Upper School again, this time in #6 (#10 in 2025), followed by Highgate again, this time in #10 (last year #14). Still awaiting the results from a few schools, such as Kingston […]
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Today 13 August 2026 is A-Level Results Day and many London schools have shared record results. St Paul’s School in Barnes tops the table this year for the first time, closely followed by the King’s Maths School. Not all schools have released their results yet, so this table is not complete yet but will be
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The Girls’ Day School Trust has announced that The Study Prep in Wimbledon is joining the Trust, making it the second prep school in the GDST alongside Kensington Prep School. The Study Prep has always been a major feeder for Wimbledon High School, sending between 10-20 girls per year to Wimbledon High and Putney High
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In a letter sent to parents at the end of June, Latymer Upper announced major changes to the curriculum reform it had initially planned for 2027. To be fair, many current parents were already aware that the school had never intended to abolish GCSEs completely, as had originally been reported in the press. Instead, the
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After winning his fifth gold medal at this year’s International Mathematical Olympiad, which took place in Shanghai, Tonbridge School pupil Alex Chui has become the most decorated IMO participant of all time. Dr Geoff Smith, Chair of Trustees at UKMT, said, “The dazzling performance of the British pupils at IMO 2026 will lift the spirits
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As we have highlighted in several articles over the past year, the move towards co-educational schools in London continues. The latest schools to announce changes in this direction are Wetherby Prep Marylebone and Wetherby Pre-Prep Kensington which will begin a phased transformation to become co-educational from September 2027, becoming Wetherby Pembridge Prep and Wetherby Pembridge
