Claremont School is celebrating excellent A Level and BTEC results, with students securing places at a diverse range of destinations. The results reflect not only strong academic achievement, but the breadth of pathways Claremont opens up for every student, regardless of their starting point. Students taking our BTEC qualifications in 2026 have achieved over 2 grades higher than that predicted by aptitude testing, which is testament to their hard work and the personalised support each student receives in our Sixth Form. This year's cohort is going on to pursue courses spanning the sciences, humanities, creative arts and vocational disciplines, a reflection of the School's commitment to nurturing individual strengths rather than a single definition of success. Destinations in this cycle are Law and Biological Sciences at Surrey, Politics at Exeter, Film & TV Production at Falmouth, Psychology at UCL, Architecture at Kingston, Acting at LMA and a media apprenticeship. From competitive Russell Group offers to specialist vocational routes, Claremont students are moving forward into higher education and employment with genuine confidence in the direction they have chosen. Over 90% of our students have reached their first choice of destination in 2026, which is a remarkable achievement in today's increasingly competitive market for school leavers. "These results are a testament to the hard work of our students and the dedication of our staff," commented the school’s Principal, Ed Dickie. "But what makes us proudest is not simply the grades themselves, it's what they represent: the success of young people who have each had their own journey of discovery.”