See how well the schools in Milton Keynes have done today.
Best Ever GCSE Results at Oakgrove School
A record-breaking set of GCSE results were celebrated at Oakgrove School today by students and staff. With an impressive 66% of students achieving a grade 9-5 in English and Maths and an attainment 8 score of 54, the grades are the best in the school’s history.
“We are incredibly proud of the results achieved by our students at Oakgrove, Head of School, Nicola Irwin-Morris said.
“The students must be congratulated for their commitment, resilience and determination, which has resulted in these amazing accomplishments. The GCSE results are testament to not only their hard work, but to the staff, parents and carers who have supported the students by providing encouragement for them to aim high.
“The results will ensure they can move on to their next stage of education and we look forward to welcoming many of them to Oakgrove’s Sixth Form in September.”
Students at Lift Sir Herbert Leon celebrate strong GCSE and BTEC achievements
Young people in Milton Keynes achieve highly in this year’s results
Hissan Khan- one grade 9, two grade 8s, three grade 7s, two grade 6s and a grade 5
Rakesh Sivalingeswaran- two grade 9s, three grade 8s, one grade 7, two grade 6s and two grade 5s
Students and staff at Lift Sir Herbert Leon, part of Lift Schools, are celebrating this week as they collect their GCSE and BTEC results.
This year’s students were in their last year at primary school when schools were locked down, and faced a very different start to their secondary education, at the start of the pandemic.
Students have shown resilience and determination throughout their studies, with the school providing extra tuition after school, at weekends and during holidays. This extra support paid off with many students achieving the grades required to go on to sixth form, for A levels, BTECs and further vocational study.
Lift Sir Herbert Leon congratulates all of their students, with some of the high performers including:
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Hissan Khan, achieved one grade 9, two grade 8s, three grade 7s, two grade 6s and a grade 5. He intends to study A levels in Business, English Language and IT at MK College.
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Rakesh Sivalingeswaran achieved two grade 9s, three grade 8s, one grade 7, two grade 6s and two grade 5s. He intends to study A levels in Computer Science, Maths and Physics at MK College.
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Charley Lee achieved one grade 9, two grade 8s, two grade 7s and three grade 6s. She intends to study A levels in Maths, Psychology and Sociology in a local 6th Form.
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Indira Hinkson achieved one grade 9, one grade 8, four grade 7s, one grade 6 and one grade 4. She intends to study A Levels in English, History and Sociology at Shenley Brook End.
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Phillip Ajose achieved one grade 8, four grade 7s, three grade 6s and two grade 5s. He intends to study A levels in Chemistry, Computer Science and Maths at Walton High.
Associate Principal at Lift Sir Herbert Leon, Damian McGeehin, said of the students’ success: “It is great to see so many smiling students receiving results that they have worked very hard for. We are delighted to share in their success today and look forward to hearing about their next steps.”
Regional education director at Lift Schools, Nabila Jiwa said: “This is another brilliant year for our students at Lift Sir Herbert Leon. I hope they are happy with the results they are receiving today, after a lot of hard work, both from our young people and the support from staff and their parents and carers.”
Rebecca Boomer-Clark, CEO of Lift Schools said: “Many congratulations to all of our GCSE students who yet again have some really great results. We know that many have faced challenges and I want to wish them luck with whatever they choose to do next.”
Webber Independent School Celebrates Exceptional 2025 GCSE Results and Inspiring Student Success Stories
Webber Independent School in Milton Keynes have announced GCSE results that rank among its best ever, with 45.7% of all grades at Grade 7 (A) or above.
Laughter, cheers and a few emotional tears filled the school’s corridors on results morning, as Year 11 students came together to mark the end of their GCSE journey and to celebrate an exceptional set of results. The Class of 2025 achieved an outstanding set of outcomes, which school leaders say reflects both the pupils’ hard work and the unwavering support of teachers and families.
Headmistress Hilary Marsden praised the results, saying: “I am absolutely delighted that the determination, talent and resilience of our students — coupled with the dedication and skill of our teachers and support of our families — has been rewarded with such an exceptional set of results. Every single student should be immensely proud of their achievements. These grades are the culmination of years of hard work, perseverance and a genuine love of learning, and today is a moment to celebrate their success. At Webber, we pride ourselves on being more than just a school that delivers strong academic outcomes — we are a community that nurtures each young person as an individual, giving them the confidence, curiosity and character to thrive in every aspect of life. This year’s Year 11 students have embodied those values in everything they have done, from their commitment to their studies to the way they have supported one another through challenges.”
The school says the results also demonstrate the strength of its approach, where academic achievement is developed alongside character, leadership and extra-curricular involvement. Many of this year’s pupils combined preparation for 10 or 11 GCSEs with leadership roles in school societies, representing Webber in sport, music and drama, and contributing to community service projects. Mrs Marsden added: “This is not just about exam certificates. It’s about seeing our students grow into articulate, confident, compassionate young adults. The academic results are a reflection of their drive and potential — but equally important is the way they have supported one another, stepped into leadership roles, and engaged in the life of the school.”
Leavers from the Class of 2025 will now progress to high-achieving and selective Sixth Forms to study a wide range of A Level and vocational courses. Others will move on to specialist training programmes or competitive apprenticeships, taking with them the academic foundations, personal values and self-belief developed during their time at Webber. The school now looks forward to seeing this exceptional group of young people continue to discover their strengths, interests and talents, as they take the next steps in their education.
Prospective families are invited to see the school in action at its Open Day on Saturday 11th October 2025. Visitors will have the opportunity to meet students and staff, tour the facilities and learn more about Webber’s academic and pastoral approach. Places can be booked via: https://www.webberindependentschool.com/admissions/open-events/
