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A-Level Results

At Surbiton High School, we are incredibly proud of the academic achievements of our Sixth Form students. Our A-level results reflect the commitment and ambition of our students, alongside the expertise and dedication of our teaching staff. 

Our students consistently achieve excellent results, with many progressing to some of the UK’s most prestigious universities, conservatoires, art colleges and specialist institutions. 

A-level Results at a Glance 

Our students achieve success across a remarkably broad range of subjects, reflecting the breadth of our curriculum and the individual interests and ambitions of our Sixth Form community. The strength and consistency of academic achievement at Surbiton High School is demonstrated in the highlights of our 2026 A-level results:  

  • 29% of entries graded A* 
  • 96% of entries graded A*-B 
  • 29 pupils achieving two or more A* grades 
  • 13 pupils with 3 or more A* grades  

View full 2026 A-level results.

More Than Results 

At Surbiton High School, academic achievement is just one part of the Sixth Form experience. Students are encouraged to pursue their interests, develop their independence and take advantage of the many opportunities available beyond the classroom. 

Throughout Sixth Form, students balance their A-level studies with leadership positions, community and charitable work, the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award, Young Enterprise, competitive sport, music, drama, the arts and an extensive programme of co-curricular clubs and activities. 

This breadth is reflected in the destinations and courses our students choose. Every year, our leavers progress to an impressive range of universities and specialist institutions, pursuing subjects that reflect their individual talents, interests and ambitions. 

We are delighted that the effort and dedication that our students have shown is reflected in their outcomes. Each and every student has faced their own challenges over the past two years and these are amazing results. There is great breadth of variety in the courses that our students will be going on to study and our co-curricular and subject breadth allows pupils to explore their passions, whilst our award-winning careers and UCAS support programmes allow students to also benefit from fantastic university and higher education pathways.

Jon Owen