Examination Results

School Performance Tables

Please use the link below to access the information published by Department for Education about Tarporley's examination performance:

DFE Performance Tables

A-Level Results 2025

2025 has proved to be an excellent year for Tarporley Sixth Form College. We are thrilled that 27% of all grades awarded are at the very highest level of A*- A, 53% of all grades are A*-B with an impressive 82% of students attaining A*-C. We are delighted that once again, the majority of our students have been placed at their chosen university, apprenticeship or employment choice.

Once again, there have been many impressive individual achievements: Sam Milburn (A*, A*, A*, A) has been accepted at University of Durham to read Engineering, Rose Daly-Shone (A*, A*, A*) will read English Literature also at University of Durham, Emily Badger (A*, A*, A) will study Primary Education with QTS and Edge Hill University. Alistair McRobb (A*, A, A, EPQ A) will study History at UCL, Bella Glossop (A*, A, B, EPQ A*) will read Psychology at the University of Liverpool. Joe Barker (A,A,A) will read Mechanical Engineering at University of Sheffield. Shay Bryan (A, A, A) will study Politics and French at University of Manchester. Will Wesson (A, A, A) will read Philosophy, Religion and Ethics at University of Sheffield and James Martin (A,A,A) will read Electronic and Electrical Engineering at University of Birmingham. Erin Poole (A*, A, B) will study Costume with Textiles at University of Huddersfield. Elie Roots (A*, A, B) will read Medicine at University of Lancaster and Nicole Owen (A, A, B) will read Law at University of Liverpool. Will Line (A, A B) will read Geography at University of Durham.

Bex Guy (A*, A, B) has secured a place at Temple University Philadelphia to study Media and Communication, along with securing a 4 year Sports Scholarship for Women's Soccer. The team plays at the highest level of NCAA Division 1 and is sponsored by Nike. Libby Wasley (B,C,C) has secured a Level 6 Degree Apprenticeship in Nuclear Business Management at Rolls Royce. Zach Britton (C,C,C) is placed on a Catering Apprenticeship, learning his trade and specialising locally at Terrarium Restaurant, Tarporley. There were many more notable performances from students who will be taking up places at university and the workforce this year to study a range of courses including Psychology, Biomedical Science, Quantity Surveying, Sport and Exercise Science, Business Management, Modern Foreign Languages, Journalism, Geography, Accounting and Finance.

“As always, results day has been one of high emotion and anticipation for us here at college”, said Tina McMillan, Director of Sixth Form, “This outstanding year group have developed both academically and personally during their time here at Tarporley. The majority of our students do choose to go to university, however we have many students who have secured Apprenticeships, ski seasons and gap year opportunities and we also celebrate these achievements. Today is just reward for all their hard work, supported by their families and the dedicated staff at the school. I would like to take this opportunity to wish Year 13 every success for the future. We really will miss them all!”

Tarporley Sixth Form is open to all students with suitable GCSE grades. Although many courses are full, there are some places available for the new academic year; students can register for courses on Thursday 21^st August. Tarporley Sixth Form College is also open to students who have not previously attended the school. Students can contact the Sixth Form for more information on 01829 732558 or email 6thFormPastoral@TarporleyHigh.co.uk

GCSE Results 2025

2025 has proved to be a fantastic year for GCSE results at Tarporley High School. Students have once again demonstrated a mature and focused approach to their GCSE studies despite facing disruption when they left Primary school and joined Secondary school during the pandemic.  There have been many impressive individual achievements, reflecting the dedication and conscientious nature of the Class of 2025. 

Headteacher Jonathan Deakin said, “On behalf of all the staff and governors of the school, my congratulations go out to all our students who have shown commitment to their studies.  I would like to thank them for their many contributions to the school. I wish them all the best for the future and look forward to welcoming many of them into our Sixth Form”.

“I would like to thank the families of our students for all the support they have given over the last five years.  My thanks also go to our passionate and dedicated staff who have worked extremely hard to enable all of our students to achieve such outstanding results.”

A range of students achieved high-attaining results including:

There were many students who made exceptional progress when their results were compared to their starting points.  The following students exceeded their target grades by an average of two grades in each subject:

Nancy Cason, Iago Christian-Hughes, Annabel Freebody, Max Harbridge, Mason Lewis, Owen Prigg, Gemma Randles, Zoe Scaiff, Noah Simpson, Katherine Thirlwell, Grace Waring and Christopher Williams.

Tarporley Sixth Form is open to all students with suitable GCSE grades. Although many courses are full, there are some places available for the new academic year; students can register for courses by contacting the email address below. Tarporley Sixth Form College is also open to students who have not previously attended the school. Students can contact the Sixth Form on 01829 732558 for more information or email hchapman@tarporleyhigh.co.uk