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Blenheim High School students celebrate record breaking A level results
Posted on: 13/08/2026Students at Blenheim High School have achieved another set of excellent A level results. 21% of grades were A*-A, 48% A*-B and 77% A*-C. School records were broken in Vocational subjects with 28% of grades achieving Distinction* and 72% achieving Distinction* - Distinction.
Amongst the successes are Edie who achieved A*, A, A and is off to study Biochemistry at Manchester, Luke who achieved A*, A, A and is going to read Mathematics with Statistics at Kings College, Jake who achieved A*, A, A, A and is going to study Osteopathy, Maja who achieved A*, A*, C who is going to read English at UCL, Millie who achieved A, A, A and is going to study Biochemistry at Leeds, Rian who achieved A, A, B and is going to study Mechanical and Electrical Engineering at Bristol. Gracie, Avery, Hanna and Toni-Ann all achieved a clean sweep of Distinction grades*.
Other notable destinations include Billy who will now commence a Degree Apprenticeship with finance firm RSM UK, Will who is fulfilling his childhood dream and going to Policing College, Gracie who has enrolled in a veterinary course and Hanna who will study Outdoor Adventure Education at Chichester.
Tony Bodell, Headteacher at Blenheim High School says “This year’s A Level and BTEC results are a fantastic reflection of the commitment, determination and hard work of our students and staff. It is particularly encouraging to see the diverse range of courses, institutions and career pathways our students are now progressing to. At Blenheim, we are committed to providing a broad and balanced curriculum that enables every student to identify their strengths, develop their interests and pursue the pathway that is right for them. Our academic and vocational provision continues to give students a strong foundation for their next steps. These results represent years of dedication from our students, alongside the guidance, encouragement and expertise of our staff. Every student should feel incredibly proud of what they have achieved. As ever, our students are progressing to a wide range of higher education institutions, apprenticeships and employment opportunities and we wish them every success as they begin this exciting next chapter.
We would also like to thank parents and families for their continued support and encouragement.”






