We are immensely proud of the achievements of our young people, regardless of the starting point of each, be those achievements realised on the stage, the sports field or in the examination hall. When it comes to academic results, while we rejoice in the success of those who achieve the highest accolades, we celebrate equally those students who find the demands more challenging yet still reach or exceed expectations through hard work, commitment and passion for their subjects.
GCSE results, 2022:
| Overall % Grade 9 (A^) | 19% |
| Overall % Grade 9-8 (A*) | 42% |
| Overall % Grade 9-7 (A*-A) | 59% |
| Overall % Grade 9-6 (A*-B) | 84% |
| Overall % Grade 9-5 (A*-C) | 94% |
| Overall % Grade 9-4 (A*-D) | 95% |
A Level results, 2022:
| Overall % A* | 22% |
| Overall % A*-A | 46% |
| Overall % A*-B | 75% |
| Overall % A*-C | 89% |
| Overall % A*-E | 100% |
Latest exam statistics and higher education destinations:
Key Stage 2 results:
The results obtained by King’s Ely Junior students between 2010 and 2015 averaged:
| Level 4 and above | Level 5 and above | |
| Maths | 94% | 53% |
| English | 95% | 50% |
Since 2016, King’s Ely Junior has not participated in the Key stage 2 SATs.
In order to validate our school assessments within the national context in the absence of SATs, King’s Ely Junior students are assessed by two externally standardised forms of testing. The assessments chosen are externally marked and age standardised.
In June 2016:
In English, 78% of Year 6 scored above 100 in age standardised scores. A further 12% scored in the highest ‘Well above average’ bracket indicating scores in excess of 126.
In Mathematics, 68% scored above 100 in age standardised scores. A further 10% scored in the highest ‘Well above average’ bracket indicating scores in excess of 126.
In Science, 85% scored above 100 in age standardised scores. A further 16% scored in the highest ‘Well above average’ bracket indicating scores in excess of 126.