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Fantastic GCSE success at Babington House School

Babington House School in Chislehurst is celebrating a fantastic array of GCSE results this year with students successfully securing Sixth Form places to study academic and creative subjects at A Level. 

Headmaster, Mr Laird, said:

“We are absolutely delighted with the exceptional achievements of our Year 11 students and their GCSE results. These outcomes are a testament to their hard work, resilience and commitment. We also commend the unwavering support of our dedicated staff and the encouragement of their families. 

 It is a true privilege to share in their success and see the culmination of years of learning, growth, and perseverance. I’m sure they will continue to carry the values of Babington House School onto the next step of their educational journey. Congratulations!” 

Highlights of this year’s results include:

  • In History, Physics, and Business, over 50% of students were awarded the highest 9-7 grades. In History and Physics, 57% of grades were awarded 9-7, whilst in Business Studies 64% of students achieved these top grades.
  • 100% of the grades achieved within the Art and Design Department were at 9-7 across all three subjects: Fine Art, Product Design and Textiles, with students in German GCSE achieving the same feat.
  • In Mathematics, 40% of students were awarded the top 9-7 grades and those students that took Further Maths GCSE achieved a fantastic 57% in 9-7 grades.

This year’s results highlight strong performances in both academic and creative disciplines, reflecting Babington House School’s commitment to its vision – to Inspire, Challenge, and Nurture every individual.

As pupils look ahead to the next stage of their education, many will be continuing their journey in Babington’s thriving Sixth Form, while others take up places at leading grammar schools and colleges.

Grange Drive
Chislehurst
BR7 5ES

www.babingtonhouse.com

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