Previous Year Data
We are incredibly proud of the fantastic results our students have achieved. To view previous year data click the link below.
2024-25 Results
John Taylor High School provides a high-quality education and strives to develop all students, so they can reach their full potential. John Taylor High School is a committed partner of the John Taylor Multi-Academy Trust, and as a Teaching School Hub and Research School, provides them with access to a wide range of opportunities. This enables subject specialists to be at the forefront of innovation in teaching and learning, which enhances the classroom experience for all pupils, which has been reflected in today’s results.
A-Level Qualifications
A considerable number of students have achieved impressive attainment in A-level and Vocational qualifications. They include:
- William Phillips A*, A*, A*, A*
- Josh Harrington A*, A*, A*, A*
- Max Williamson Dist*, Dist*, Dist*, Dist*
- Alex Kinder A*, A*, A , B
- Lilia Beresford A*, A , A , A
- Erica Stonehouse A*, A , A
- Louis Prescott A*, A , A
- Eve Neenan A*, A , A
- Katie Church A*, A , A
- Jack Church A*, A , A
Vocational Qualifications
Progress made by the student cohort was excellent, some notable results were achieved by:
- Christopher Jones
- Zain Essan
- Emine De Retana Hassan
- Aaryan Ul-Haq
- Oliver Edwards
- Joely Durrant
- Connie Wagner
- Hugh Butters
- Ysabel Parkes
- Darta Piekuse
Director of Post 16, Mr Legood said, ‘’we are delighted that the time and energy that our Sixth Form students invested into their studies has been reflected in their results. We have every confidence they will embark on the next chapter of their lives with the same levels of commitment and perseverance. Sixth Form is not just about the qualifications gained; we are equally proud of the personal development students have demonstrated over the past two years. The students have been incredible role models that younger members of our community have rightly looked up to. I wish them all the very best in whatever their next chosen step is.’’
Mr Blanchenot, Headteacher, commented “we are incredibly proud and thrilled with the outcomes of both the A Level and Vocational courses. These phenomenal results have opened a plethora of opportunities allowing pupils to pursue aspirations in higher-education, apprenticeships and employment. Congratulations to every student for exceeding our expectations, I have no doubt that you will continue to show personal excellence in all you do.’’
There have been a considerable amount of students taking on apprenticeships, in a variety of fields from the armed forces to surveying, where others have chosen to secure employment, take a gap year or continue into Higher Education. Students will be heading to a range of Universities from Aberystwyth to York, where they will be studying a variety of subjects including Biomedical Science, Law and Mechanical Engineering.
Loulou Gathergood, a Year 13 student, shared her plans for the future and reflected on her time in Sixth form, she said “my plan is to join The Royal Navy as a Warfare officer. I’m excited for this as it’s a new chapter where I can meet like minded people and travel to loads of different places like Japan and Australia. The 6th form team were so helpful when I asked for documents to be filled in or even for any advice to prep for interviews, it made my application seem smoother and they supported me every step of the way. Being a warfare officer involves a lot of leadership and organisation so to help prepare for that I decided to take up the role of one of Sherwood’s house leaders and this has greatly improved my confidence and I’ve learned many skills which I can take forward into the Navy. While completing my A-levels, I had a lot of support from the various subjects departments and this further helped aid my studies so that I could achieve the best results possible. I found that the teachers really do accommodate for different learning styles and this has greatly helped me throughout my time at 6th form. I’m looking forward to my future endeavour because I have been set up for life and I’m very grateful for all the help and support I have received at John Taylor”.
Dates for your diary: If you are interested in joining John Taylor High School, we would welcome and encourage you to attend one of our open evenings:
Year 11 (For Year 12 September 2026 intake): Thursday 9th October 2025 and
Year 6 (For Year 7 September 2026 intake): Thursday 23rd October 2025
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Students are immensely proud of their school, and one spoke for many when they described the sixth form as ‘where the magic happens’. (Ofsted, May 2025)
