⭐️⭐️ Rugby Free Secondary School is yet again proudly celebrating the history-making achievements of their Year 11 students, following the publication of this year’s GCSE results. ⭐️⭐️
Following on from last week’s superb A Level results, this set of GCSE results again showcases the academic strength of the school through it’s strong overall attainment figure, which will be used as the key headline this year with no progress indicator available due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
The results demonstrate the positive work that both students and staff have undertaken together, much to the happiness of all involved with Rugby Free Secondary School. Year 11 students performed especially well in English, Maths, Triple Sciences, Combined Sciences, Statistics, Art, Drama, Spanish, Creative iMedia and Home Languages.
Following the publication of results, there were multiple success stories in Year 11, with some of the highlights as follows:
• Lucas J: 5 x Grade 9, 2 x Grade 7, 2 x Grade 6
• Edmond C: 2 x Grade 9, 4 x Grade 8, 1 x Grade 7, 1x Distinction*
• Xinyao Z: 2 x Grade 9, 4 x Grade 8, 1 x Grade 7, 2 x Grade 6
• Austin M: 1 x Grade 9, 4 x Grade 8, 1 x Grade 7, 1x Distinction*
• Inaaya I: 5 x Grade 8, 3 x Grade 7, 2 x Grade 6
• Nihita A: 5 x Grade 8, 1 x Grade 7, 1 x Distinction*
• Alexandra S: 4 x Grade 8, 3 x Grade 7, 1 x Grade 6
Headteacher Iain Green congratulated Year 11 on their achievements, and outlined his satisfaction with the achievements of all involved: “I would like to say a huge ‘well done’ to all of the students receiving their GCSE results, today. This year group has faced significant challenges due to Covid in their educational journey, and have demonstrated excellent resilience. Once again, Rugby Free has demonstrated that we are a school that develops the academic and personal potential of each individual student, and to have such brilliant A Level and GCSE results in successive weeks is testament to the work that has once again taken place. This school is continually improving, and that gives us all pleasure and confidence. I am so proud of this group of students, and I would like to pay tribute to our staff, who have gone above-and-beyond to support them and make this happen. We all wish them every success either at Sixth Form, College, or in their next educational step. Thank you, and well done on being such great role-models for the rest of the school. This school is going from strength-to-strength, and we look forward to welcoming so many students from RFSS, and across Rugby, into our Sixth Form.”
Deputy Headteacher, John Harris, also praised the Year 11 cohort: “We are extremely proud of Year 11 students and all of our staff. At Rugby Free we have such a close-knit community and always work together to strive to achieve the best possible outcomes all round, for all students. This year’s results reflect many years of hard work, care, dedication and teamwork, and students have reflected our values during this examinations window. As a school, we focus on ensuring our students are set for life, and these grades enable them to travel onto the subsequent chapters of their lives. We also know that Year 11 will take away lots more from RFSS alongside their amazing academic results, and we’re very proud of that too. We wish them every success in the future and are looking forward to welcoming many of them back into our Sixth Form in September.”
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GCSE Results Day Information:
GCSE Results Day takes place on Thursday 21st August 2025.
Doors will be open from 8.30am, for results collection in the Study Zone. Please note that entry will be through the Student Services door.
On the day, our staff will be on hand to enrol students for the Sixth Form.
We look forward to seeing everyone, and wish you all good luck in advance of collection!
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⭐️⭐️ Year 13 students at Rugby Free Secondary School are proudly celebrating the Sixth Form’s third year of A Level results, which were again the best in our history, further improving on what was a great set of results in the previous year. ⭐️⭐️
Sixth Formers yet again secured results that ensured that students, staff, parents and carers were overjoyed with their achievements, and demonstrated that the Sixth Form continues
to thrive in terms of both popularity and outcomes.
In this set of results, students excelled in both Academic and Vocational qualifications, as well as within English Language and Maths resits.
On top of this, the Sixth Form achieved excellent outcomes in terms of destinations, with students securing University places across the country. Students performed particularly well in Physics, Chemistry, English Language and Literature, History, Sociology, Health & Social Care, Digital Media, Further Mathematics, Psychology and Extended Project (EPQ).
There were numerous success stories to be found, with a cluster of the highlights being as follows:
• Daniel B: A*, A, A, A, A
• Calvin T: A, A, A, A
• Steffi M: A, A, A, Distinction*
• Sharon A: A*, A, A, B
• Jacob W: A, A, B, B
• Denise V: A, A, B, B
• Jess P: A, A, B, B
• Sam G: A, Distinction*, Distinction*
• Lola C: A*, A, B
• Amelia E: A*, A, B, C
• Kosay A: Distinction*, Distinction, Distinction
• Ryan G: A, Distinction*, Distinction*, C
Headteacher Iain Green praised all Year 13 students in this cohort, and reflected on another pleasing set of individual and collective achievements: “Well done to our Year 13 students, who
have worked so hard to achieve what they have achieved. It has been amazing to once again see so many happy faces this morning; our students deserve their successes. There has been a
trajectory of continued improvement within our Sixth Form, and to better what we achieved last year, shows that we are on the right path as a school. I’d like to pay tribute to our staff, who
continuously go above-and-beyond to make results like this happen. We wish everyone the best of luck in the next stage of their lives, whatever path they choose to take. We are so proud of everyone that has been involved with this set of results.”
Head of Sixth Form, Mitch Chadwick, also paid tribute to the cohort of leavers: “We are extremely proud of our students, who have been so hard working and resilient over the course of the past two years. We know that this is not the easiest time to be a teenager, so their achievements mean even more to both them and us. Once again, our Year 13 students have set the bar high for other year groups to follow, and it is great to see so many thrilled students receiving places at their first choice Universities. We feel the Sixth Form, like the main school, is moving from strength-to-strength, and we are confident that we are putting students on the right pathways for successful careers. Both the
Sixth Form team and I wish them every success at University and/or in the wider world.”
CEO of Triumph Learning Trust, Sarah Malam, added: "I am absolutely delighted with the achievements at RFSS this year, which reflect the dedication, ambition, and hard work of our
students, the unwavering commitment of our staff, and the strong, collaborative leadership within the school. RFSS is a special place where high expectations are matched with strong
relationships, creating an environment where students are inspired, supported, and challenged to achieve their dreams and aspirations. Staff and students work side by side, driven by a shared belief that success is possible for everyone. These results are testament to all that goes on at Rugby Free Secondary School.”
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⭐️⭐️ Rugby Free Secondary School is yet again proudly celebrating the history-making achievements of their Year 11 students, following the publication of this year’s GCSE results. ⭐️⭐️
Following on from last week’s superb A Level results, this set of GCSE results again showcases the academic strength of the school through it’s strong overall attainment figure, which will be used as the key headline this year with no progress indicator available due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
The results demonstrate the positive work that both students and staff have undertaken together, much to the happiness of all involved with Rugby Free Secondary School. Year 11 students performed especially well in English, Maths, Triple Sciences, Combined Sciences, Statistics, Art, Drama, Spanish, Creative iMedia and Home Languages.
Following the publication of results, there were multiple success stories in Year 11, with some of the highlights as follows:
• Lucas J: 5 x Grade 9, 2 x Grade 7, 2 x Grade 6
• Edmond C: 2 x Grade 9, 4 x Grade 8, 1 x Grade 7, 1x Distinction*
• Xinyao Z: 2 x Grade 9, 4 x Grade 8, 1 x Grade 7, 2 x Grade 6
• Austin M: 1 x Grade 9, 4 x Grade 8, 1 x Grade 7, 1x Distinction*
• Inaaya I: 5 x Grade 8, 3 x Grade 7, 2 x Grade 6
• Nihita A: 5 x Grade 8, 1 x Grade 7, 1 x Distinction*
• Alexandra S: 4 x Grade 8, 3 x Grade 7, 1 x Grade 6
Headteacher Iain Green congratulated Year 11 on their achievements, and outlined his satisfaction with the achievements of all involved: “I would like to say a huge ‘well done’ to all of the students receiving their GCSE results, today. This year group has faced significant challenges due to Covid in their educational journey, and have demonstrated excellent resilience. Once again, Rugby Free has demonstrated that we are a school that develops the academic and personal potential of each individual student, and to have such brilliant A Level and GCSE results in successive weeks is testament to the work that has once again taken place. This school is continually improving, and that gives us all pleasure and confidence. I am so proud of this group of students, and I would like to pay tribute to our staff, who have gone above-and-beyond to support them and make this happen. We all wish them every success either at Sixth Form, College, or in their next educational step. Thank you, and well done on being such great role-models for the rest of the school. This school is going from strength-to-strength, and we look forward to welcoming so many students from RFSS, and across Rugby, into our Sixth Form.”
Deputy Headteacher, John Harris, also praised the Year 11 cohort: “We are extremely proud of Year 11 students and all of our staff. At Rugby Free we have such a close-knit community and always work together to strive to achieve the best possible outcomes all round, for all students. This year’s results reflect many years of hard work, care, dedication and teamwork, and students have reflected our values during this examinations window. As a school, we focus on ensuring our students are set for life, and these grades enable them to travel onto the subsequent chapters of their lives. We also know that Year 11 will take away lots more from RFSS alongside their amazing academic results, and we’re very proud of that too. We wish them every success in the future and are looking forward to welcoming many of them back into our Sixth Form in September.”
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GCSE Results Day Information:
GCSE Results Day takes place on Thursday 21st August 2025.
Doors will be open from 8.30am, for results collection in the Study Zone. Please note that entry will be through the Student Services door.
On the day, our staff will be on hand to enrol students for the Sixth Form.
We look forward to seeing everyone, and wish you all good luck in advance of collection! ... See MoreSee Less
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⭐️⭐️ Year 13 students at Rugby Free Secondary School are proudly celebrating the Sixth Form’s third year of A Level results, which were again the best in our history, further improving on what was a great set of results in the previous year. ⭐️⭐️
Sixth Formers yet again secured results that ensured that students, staff, parents and carers were overjoyed with their achievements, and demonstrated that the Sixth Form continues
to thrive in terms of both popularity and outcomes.
In this set of results, students excelled in both Academic and Vocational qualifications, as well as within English Language and Maths resits.
On top of this, the Sixth Form achieved excellent outcomes in terms of destinations, with students securing University places across the country. Students performed particularly well in Physics, Chemistry, English Language and Literature, History, Sociology, Health & Social Care, Digital Media, Further Mathematics, Psychology and Extended Project (EPQ).
There were numerous success stories to be found, with a cluster of the highlights being as follows:
• Daniel B: A*, A, A, A, A
• Calvin T: A, A, A, A
• Steffi M: A, A, A, Distinction*
• Sharon A: A*, A, A, B
• Jacob W: A, A, B, B
• Denise V: A, A, B, B
• Jess P: A, A, B, B
• Sam G: A, Distinction*, Distinction*
• Lola C: A*, A, B
• Amelia E: A*, A, B, C
• Kosay A: Distinction*, Distinction, Distinction
• Ryan G: A, Distinction*, Distinction*, C
Headteacher Iain Green praised all Year 13 students in this cohort, and reflected on another pleasing set of individual and collective achievements: “Well done to our Year 13 students, who
have worked so hard to achieve what they have achieved. It has been amazing to once again see so many happy faces this morning; our students deserve their successes. There has been a
trajectory of continued improvement within our Sixth Form, and to better what we achieved last year, shows that we are on the right path as a school. I’d like to pay tribute to our staff, who
continuously go above-and-beyond to make results like this happen. We wish everyone the best of luck in the next stage of their lives, whatever path they choose to take. We are so proud of everyone that has been involved with this set of results.”
Head of Sixth Form, Mitch Chadwick, also paid tribute to the cohort of leavers: “We are extremely proud of our students, who have been so hard working and resilient over the course of the past two years. We know that this is not the easiest time to be a teenager, so their achievements mean even more to both them and us. Once again, our Year 13 students have set the bar high for other year groups to follow, and it is great to see so many thrilled students receiving places at their first choice Universities. We feel the Sixth Form, like the main school, is moving from strength-to-strength, and we are confident that we are putting students on the right pathways for successful careers. Both the
Sixth Form team and I wish them every success at University and/or in the wider world.”
CEO of Triumph Learning Trust, Sarah Malam, added: "I am absolutely delighted with the achievements at RFSS this year, which reflect the dedication, ambition, and hard work of our
students, the unwavering commitment of our staff, and the strong, collaborative leadership within the school. RFSS is a special place where high expectations are matched with strong
relationships, creating an environment where students are inspired, supported, and challenged to achieve their dreams and aspirations. Staff and students work side by side, driven by a shared belief that success is possible for everyone. These results are testament to all that goes on at Rugby Free Secondary School.”
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Please find below a letter from Ofqual and UCAS, ahead of A Level Results Day, on Thursday.
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