Cobham Hall School in Kent is thrilled to congratulate its Class of 2025 on their exceptional A Level results, which have become the best results to date. This year, 43% of grades achieved were A*-B, with an impressive 88% of students securing their first-choice university places. Among these, 30% gained entry to prestigious Russell Group universities, including the University of Warwick, Cardiff University, Durham University and the University of Nottingham.

Subject results highlight the dedication and talent of both students and staff:

• Art, Craft and Design achieved 100% A*-B, and Graphic Communications achieved 86% A*-B
• 84% of our Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) students gained A*-B, with 47% achieving A*
• Biology secured an impressive 67% at A*-B
• 33% of Geography students achieved A*-B grades
• Most impressively, History accomplished 100% at A*-B

As a proudly non-selective, outcomes-focused School, Cobham Hall celebrates every achievement, recognising that success comes in many forms beyond academic grades. Cobham are particularly proud of its international students, many of whom joined with beginner-level English. Their determination and resilience have shone through, with the average for international students achieving grade B, with 80% exceeding their predicted grades. On average, they achieved one and a half grades higher than expected (a value-added score of +1.5), and all international students secured at least one A*-B grade.

A standout success story is their 2024-2025 Guardian, Nattakarn (Ruk), who achieved an A* in Biology, which was four grades higher than her original prediction. Having joined Cobham Hall with limited English and after receiving EAL support, Ruk has become a pillar of the community. She will now progress to a Russell Group university and has been nominated for the Independent Schools Awards in the Rising Star category.

Among this year’s cohort, they are in awe of Ukrainian student Anna, who achieved an impressive A* in her Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) on the resilience of refugee children. Reflecting on her work, Anna said:

“It was inspired by my personal experience since I left Ukraine because of the war in March 2022 and became a refugee. For my project, I wanted to highlight the resilience of refugee children, change people’s perception of them and suggest ways to help and support those children in a new environment – especially as so many major countries are affected by war and conflict today.”

These achievements highlight the commitment, compassion and hard work of the Class of 2025. Congratulations once again!

It’s not too late to secure your place in their Sixth Form for September 2025. Join them at their Sixth Form Assessment Day on Friday, 22nd August at 9:30 am – simply email Admissions@cobhamhall.com to book. If you are unable to attend on this date, they will do their best to accommodate you at another time for an immediate start.

Looking to join at a later date? You are invited to attend their Open Morning on Saturday 4th October, 9.30 am-12.30 pm. Click here to register and take the first step towards your Cobham Hall journey.

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