GCSE Exam Results 2025-26

Thamesmead School Students Celebrate GCSE Achievements – Aug 2026

Students, staff and families at Thamesmead School are celebrating today as the school shares another successful set of GCSE results.

This year’s outcomes represent the hard work, commitment, and determination shown by students throughout their time at Thamesmead. A significant proportion of students, 80%, achieved a grade 4 or above in both English and Maths, providing a strong foundation for their next steps into sixth form, further education, training or employment. In addition, 25% of students secured grades 9-7 in English, while 26% achieved grades 9-7 in Maths.

Particular congratulations go to 4 students who attained an exceptional set of results, achieving Grade 9s in 6 or more subjects, alongside an impressive range of Grades 8 and 7 across their remaining qualifications.

These students were:

Madison Grassby – 7 x grade 9s, 1 x grade 8

Suheli De Silva – 6 x grade 9s and 4 x grade 8s

William Rolt – 6 x grade 9s and 3 x grade 8s

Molly Smith – 6 x grade 9s, 2 x grade 8s, 1 x grade 7

Alongside these excellent results, there are many individual success stories that reflect the character and resilience of the year group. Numerous students have made outstanding progress during their time at Thamesmead School, meeting challenges with determination and demonstrating a strong commitment to their learning and personal development.

Headteacher Mr Reeves said:

“We are delighted to celebrate the achievements of our GCSE students today. These results reflect the effort, perseverance and dedication they have shown throughout their time at Thamesmead School. There are many stories of success, whether that is achieving the very highest grades, exceeding expectations, or overcoming challenges along the way. We are immensely proud of them all and grateful to our staff, parents and carers for the support they have provided. We look forward to seeing our students thrive as they move on to the next stage of their education and future careers, and we wish them every success for the years ahead.”

*Progress 8 shows the progress a school’s pupils make between primary school and the end of GCSEs. The starting point for this measure is ‘0’.  Our Progress 8 score shows our students made progress above the national average.