Progress & Exam Results

TKA is in the top 0.5% of schools nationwide

Progress

At The Kingston Academy, we are delighted to have received national recognition, ranking 32nd out of 6,454 secondary schools for student progress. This places TKA in the top 0.5% of schools nationwide—an extraordinary accomplishment that reflects the ambition, resilience, and dedication of our students and staff. The data behind this is linked here.

GCSE Outcomes

2024

This year we have celebrated our amazing Year 11 cohort who have achieved a stellar set of exam results. A progress 8 score of +1.1 means that pupils achieved on average more than one grade extra progress than their peers with similar starting points from the end of KS2. This progress will rank amongst the very top schools in the country. Pupils achieved a staggering average grade of 6.17 across their best 8 subjects. This matches the previous record from 2022, when grade inflation was in place nationally due to the COVID pandemic. Almost half (49%) of grades were at Grade 7 or above and 88% of pupils achieved Grades 4-9 in both English and Mathematics. 

A Level Outcomes

2024

We are thrilled to share and celebrate our best ever set of A Level results, with over a third of students achieving top A*/A grades. 

These results are testament to the hard work and commitment of our fantastic students and staff who worked tirelessly to secure such phenomenal outcomes.

A special mention goes to the five students who achieved all A* grades across the board, a truly outstanding achievement. 

We are also delighted that all 3 of our students holding an offer from Oxbridge achieved the required grades including two for Medicine.

Head Teacher Sophie Cavanagh: 

‘The successes secured this year were never in doubt. These results are the product of years of dedication and hard work from both our staff and students; hard earned and well deserved indeed. We are so incredibly proud of our 2024 cohort and wish them the very best with all their incredibly exciting plans for the future. Well done TKA!’