Exam Results

Key Stage 4
Celebrating Achievement
At Morpeth, we are incredibly proud of our students and all that they have achieved. The smiling faces share some of our success stories, showcasing young people who have consistently risen to challenges, embraced opportunities and achieved outcomes that have helped prepare them for their futures.
Results Across the Board
- 69% of students achieved grade 4 or above in English and Maths
- 43% of students achieved grade 5 or above in English and Maths
- 58% of students were entered for the EBacc, achieving an average point score of 4.38
- 30% of students achieved 3 or more grade 7-9’s in their GCSEs
Progress
For three consecutive years (2022, 2023 and 2024) students at Morpeth have made above average progress, with our English GCSE and non-EBacc (Options) subjects progress score ranking ‘well above average’. Progress data is not available for 2025.
Proud of Every Student
We are proud of every student. These achievements reflect the talent, commitment and spirit of our students, supported by a dedicated team of staff and families who share our belief that every young person can thrive.
Find Out More
Follow this link to view our Key Stage 4 performance on the Department for Education (DfE) School and College Performance measures website.

Key Stage 5
At Morpeth Sixth Form, we take great pride in the achievements of our students and the determination they have shown throughout their studies. The joy and celebration captured on results day reflect just a few of their inspiring success stories. Our students have consistently met challenges with resilience, made the most of every opportunity and achieved excellent results that set them up for bright futures. As ever, we are very proud of the 143 students who have progressed on to a range of exciting destinations this year, ranging from the universities of Newcastle, Exeter, York and Glasgow to top London institutions such as UCL and Queen Mary University of London (more details below).
At Morpeth Sixth Form, we offer a rich, broad and balanced curriculum. As with Key Stages 3 and 4, our emphasis is inclusion and 'opportunity for all', and as such we entered 159 students in 2025 for a total of 21 different A Level courses and three BTECs. So that we can offer real progression for all students, our offer is solely Level 3. Our Sixth Form student body is diverse; some 48% of students have been entitled to free school meals at some point and 19 of them had additional SEN needs. Furthermore, we are very proud of our retention rates; over 95% of students complete their courses with us, as a result of the support they receive, which is well above local and national averages.
A Level Results
Students achieved some outstanding results this summer, which is a testament to their hard work. 12% of our students achieved all A-A* grades, 32% A*-B grades, 63% A*-C grades with the remaining students all passing. Our cohort had students with target grades of A*-C, so this represents some fantastic individual achievements by our students. These results enabled students to progress on to a range of destinations, including:
History at the University of Manchester
Pharmacology at UCL
Civil Engineering & Archictecture at the University of Glasgow
Philopophy at the University of Glasgow
Child's Nursing at St George's, University of London (BTEC)
Accounting and Finance at University of Exeter (BTEC)
Click here for more KS5 destinations
BTEC Results:
We had another outstanding year of Level 3 BTEC achievement across two qualifications: Business Studies and Health & Social Care.
D*: 13%
D* - D: 72.4%
D* - M: 89.4%
D* - P: 95.1%
APS: 32.40
APS Grade: Distinction
Key Stage 5 DfE Performance Tables
Please follow this link to view our Key Stage 5 performance on the DfE School and College Performance Measures website.
Use this link to the DfE School and College Performance measures website to search for performance information on other schools, across local authorities, or multi-academy trusts.

