This year’s results are up significantly on last year, with over 92% of students securing places at their first or second choice university and Post-18 destination. On average, students achieved over half a grade higher than national averages, a testament to their hard work, resilience, and the unwavering support of our school community.

Headteacher, Alison Harbottle reflected:  “I am absolutely thrilled by the achievements of our Year 13 students. Their dedication and determination, especially through a challenging final year, have been nothing short of inspiring. These results are a reflection of their strength of character and the incredible support from our staff and families. We couldn’t be prouder. As they step into the next chapter of their lives, we send them our warmest congratulations and best wishes.”

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Highlights from this year’s results:

• Average A-level Point Score: was 39.5 (Grade B) –surpassing both national and Southwark averages for 2024
• Value added score:  +0.57 overall and an exceptional +0.58 for disadvantaged students(FSM)
• 35% of all A-level grades were A*/A, with 65% at a grade B     or higher, both up from 8% last year. ‍
• 80% students earned at least one B grade or higher, and 50% achieved at     least one A grade - increases of 16% and 10% respectively from last year.

Subject highlights:  

·       Mathematics - 56%A*/A

·        Fine Art - 59% A*/A

·        Physics - 47% A*/A

·        Photography - 57% A*/A

·        Spanish - 71% A/A*

·        Further Mathematics - 50% A/A*

·       Film Studies - 50%A/A*

These results reflect the vibrant, inclusive, and ambitious spirit of our school. Since opening in 2016, The Charter School East Dulwich has grown from 120 students to over 1,400, driven by our mission to celebrate our diverse community, educate our students to thrive and confidently shape their futures with a love of learning, excellent qualifications and strength of character.

Our students are now heading off to an exciting range of destinations, including Medicine at the University of Aberdeen (Amelie El Semman) and the University of St Andrews (Esther Owoolapo), Law with Business at the University of Exeter (Gideon Ajayi), and Biomedical Science at Queen Mary University of London (Amine Belabes). Others are pursuing Psychology at the University of Surrey (Alonce Belle), Business Psychology at Manchester Metropolitan University (Dylan Lundie Ball), Art Foundation at UAL (Lotti Lacolucci),and Paramedic Scienceat Bristol UWE (Barnaby Benfield).

With 35% of all grades at A or A* the following students did exceptionally well, gaining A* to A in all their subjects:

Annabel Woodger – A*A*A*(University of Manchester, Politics)

Oscar Bill – A*A*A*A (UCL, Mathematics)

Maya Nzei – A*AA (University of Bristol, Classical Studies)

Archie Cunningham – A*A*A*A (University of Staffordshire, Computer Games Design)

Nora Manning – A*A*A (University of Manchester, Mathematics)

Ernest Stern – A*A A (University of Cambridge, Mathematics)

Beatrice Howard – A*A* A (University of Leeds, Spanish and History)

Mack Perry – A*A*AA (University of Leeds, Philosophy, Politics & Economics)

Sofia Munageam – A*A*A*(University of Cambridge, History)

Jonathan Store – A*A*A*A (University of Manchester, Mathematics)

Oliver Crane – A*AA (University of Manchester, Politics)

Rosa Batty – A*A*A (University of Bath, Biomedical Sciences)

Adam Hush – A*AAA (University of Bath, Aerospace Engineering)

Carys Le Marechal – A*A*A (University of  Leeds, Advertising)

Polly Lear – A*AA (University of Sheffield, Biomedical Sciences)

Alda Neziri – A*AA (King’s College London, PPE)

Chloe Seydoux – A*AA (Manchester Metropolitan University, Interior Design)

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We extend our heartfelt congratulations to every student and their families. Your achievements are extraordinary, and we can’t wait to see all the amazing things you’ll do next. 

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