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Approved examination outcomes

Results you can read, compare and understand.

International GCSE and International A Level outcomes are shown by examination year and measure, without cropping the evidence or hiding the context.

iBOS International A Level students holding their British Education Awards certificates

iBOS International A Level students holding their British Education Awards certificates

Results archive · 2021–2026

Choose the qualification, then the examination year.

International GCSE and International A Level records remain separate. This gives families a clear historical view without mixing stages, grade measures or examination years.

Examination year
Sixth Form · ages 16–19

International A Level results

2026

June 2026 examination results supplied and approved by iBOS.

Top-Grade Attainment

Reported band: A*–A

31.0%
Strong-Grade Attainment

Reported band: A–B

45.3%
Grade C or Above

Reported band: A–C

69.3%
Overall Pass Rate

Reported band: A–E

93.9%
First-Choice University

Not published for this year

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The same comparison categories remain in the same order for every year. Exact published grade bands are stated inside each card. “Not published” means that the source for that year did not provide that measure; it does not mean zero.

Reading results responsibly

A percentage needs its year, measure and context.

01

Compare the Same Measure

Grade bands and pass measures differ. Compare like with like rather than treating every percentage as the same outcome.

02

Keep Years Separate

Every examination year is presented independently so a recent result is never merged into an undated headline.

03

Ask About the Pathway

Results connect to subjects, teaching, university guidance and the individual goals discussed with each family.

Next steps

Connect results to your child’s pathway.

A percentage is useful only when its examination year, cohort and definition are visible.