2026 Results Days
AS and A level results are released on Thursday 13 August 2026.
GCSE results are released on Thursday 20 August 2026.
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 enquiries@oldfieldschool.com, stating the email address they should be sent to.
Post Results Services
Review of Marking form: A Level
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.
GCSE Results 2026
Oldfield School is delighted to report another year of excellent GCSE results. Over 50% of our students gained 5s or above in English and Maths and over a quarter of all grades were 7, 8 and 9. We are extremely pleased for our students and congratulate them on their hard work and determination to succeed. This year’s results showcase success across a wide range of subjects, with many students excelling and achieving beyond their personal goals. We would like to thank our dedicated staff for their part in this success.
“We are very lucky to be able to celebrate with our students today and it has been a pleasure for us as staff to work with these brilliant students. We are delighted that we will continue to work with many of them as they embark on their A Levels in our Sixth Form Centre. Our aim at Oldfield School is for every student to finish Y11, not only with strong academic results, but also with the character and values that will serve them throughout their lives. Today’s achievements are an important milestone, and we could not be prouder. We are thrilled with their success and it is now time for them to celebrate. We wish everyone good luck in their next steps. Congratulations again to everyone involved.”Andy Greenhough, Headteacher, Oldfield School
A Level Results 2026
Once again, at Oldfield School, we are delighted with our students’ success at A level this year. 32% of all grades this year were A* or A grades and nearly 60% of our student’s grades were B grades or above. Our average grade across the year was a B-. Excellent progress was a key strength of our school once again with results placing us in the top 25% of Sixth Forms and colleges nationally.
There were some remarkable individual results:
Yog Nungra achieved four A* grades in Computer Science, Mathematics, Further Maths and Physics, whilst Rhiannon Williams accomplished A* grades across the board in Biology, Chemistry and Spanish and will be studying Pharmacy at Nottingham University.
Jess Burr’s hard work was rewarded with two A* grades in Mathematics and Further Maths and A grades in Biology and Chemistry and will be studying Mathematics at Bath University. Similarly, Tim Cherniakov also achieved A* in Mathematics and Further Maths and A grades in Economics and Physics.
Jun Fan excelled with A* grades in Mathematics and Further Maths and A grades in both Physics and Economics. Finally, Jemimah Ross attained an A* in Business Studies and A grades in Psychology and Sociology and will be studying Psychology at Nottingham University.
Our Year 13 students have been an absolute credit to the school and have contributed so much to school events and extra-curricular activities. They deserve a hearty congratulation for their hard work and dedication they have shown to their studies over the course of the last two years. We wish them every success with their future plans. Congratulations also to the dedicated and hard-working teaching and support staff who have guided our students to these remarkable set of results. Time to celebrate!
“We are immensely proud of our Year 13 students and the excellent results they have achieved this year. Their hard work, resilience, and commitment over the past two years have been rewarded with outcomes that reflect both their ambition and their determination to succeed. These results, which place Oldfield among the top-performing sixth forms nationally for student progress, are a testament not only to our students but also to the dedication of our teaching and support staff and the support of our families. We are delighted to celebrate their achievements and wish all of our students every success as they move on to university, apprenticeships and the next exciting stage of their lives.
“Andy Greenhough, Headteacher, Oldfield School”
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