Outstanding A Level Results
Ashbourne has been one of the best colleges in London for A levels for many years. Our students receive lots of individual attention, consistently achieve outstanding A level results and go on to top universities.
Ashbourne has been one of the best colleges in London for A levels for many years. Our students receive lots of individual attention, consistently achieve outstanding A level results and go on to top universities.
Ashbourne students consistently achieve outstanding A level results, far exceeding the national average.
Around 63% of our students applying for degree courses in the UK go on to study at Russell Group universities, including UCL, King’s College London, Imperial, Warwick and Cambridge.
A level results 2023-2024
A level results (average) over the last 10 years
We are very proud of our students’ achievement and acknowledge the primary importance of their effort. Without their ambition, determination and hard work, and the dedication and expertise of our teachers and staff, the college would not be as successful as it is.
The school strives to, and succeeds in, ensuring that pupils achieve high academic results.
Ashbourne is placed in the top 5% of UK schools and colleges that offer A levels as a result of the level of performance improvement each student achieves, or ‘value added’.
A level performance tables of comparative London Independent Schools, based on Department of Education figures.
A level performance tables of comparative London Independent Schools, based on Department of Education figures.
Performance tables not included for these years due to impact of the COVID-19 pandemic affecting schools, colleges and students differently, as cautioned by the DfE.
A level performance tables of comparative London Independent Schools, based on Department of Education figures.
A level performance tables of comparative London Independent Schools, based on Department of Education figures.
A level performance tables of comparative London Independent Schools, based on Department of Education figures.
A level performance tables of comparative London Independent Schools, based on Department of Education figures.
A level performance tables of comparative London Independent Schools, based on Department of Education figures.
A* = 300 points, A = 270, etc
AS results are weighted 50% of A levels; eg A* = 150 points
Average points = Total points / number of exams taken
Table excludes candidates who were 19 or older at the beginning of the academic year, Sept 1 2011
Source, The Government Department for Education Performance Tables, January 2016
A level performance tables of comparative London Independent Schools, based on Department of Education figures.
A* = 300 points, A = 270, etc
AS results are weighted 50% of A levels; eg A* = 150 points
Average points = Total points / number of exams taken
Table excludes candidates who were 19 or older at the beginning of the academic year, Sept 1 2011
Source, The Government Department for Education Performance Tables, February 2015
A level performance tables of comparative London Independent Schools, based on Department of Education figures.
A* = 300 points, A = 270, etc
AS results are weighted 50% of A levels; eg A* = 150 points
Average points = Total points / number of exams taken
Table excludes candidates who were 19 or older at the beginning of the academic year, Sept 1 2011
Source, The Government Department for Education Performance Tables, February 2013
A level performance tables of comparative London Independent Schools, based on Department of Education figures.
A* = 300 points, A = 270, etc
AS results are weighted 50% of A levels; eg A* = 150 points
Average points = Total points / number of exams taken
Table excludes candidates who were 19 or older at the beginning of the academic year, Sept 1 2011
Source, The Government Department for Education Performance Tables, February 2013
