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The Latymer School provides pupils with high-quality education.

OFSTED INFORMATION

The school was inspected in April 2026 by Ofsted under the new, strengthened framework. When visiting the school, Ofsted recognised that we are a truly inclusive school where children enjoy learning and thrive. We are proud of this, and the academic outcomes our students achieve, coupled with the wide-ranging and rich personal development opportunities our young people experience. 

Some lovely extracts from the 2026 report included:

Pupils consistently strive for and produce high-quality work, reflecting the ambitious expectations that leaders and staff have of everyone, including pupils with SEND.

Behaviour in classrooms is consistently excellent and supports pupils to learn the curriculum well. Pupils' highly positive attitudes to their learning are clear in the way that they take pride in their work, settle quickly to tasks and contribute readily when questioned.

The school is a truly inclusive environment, where pupils know that they belong and are respected.

Leaders and those responsible for governance have a clear and accurate understanding of the strengths of the school…Recent changes to leadership have further strengthened the school's effective and timely approaches to enhancing the quality of pupils' learning.

Leaders aim to grow pupils into the leaders of tomorrow. Pupils benefit from extensive leadership opportunities, ranging from running school societies, publishing pupil magazines and captaining sports teams.

Leaders ensure that students in the Sixth Form receive an ambitious and well-planned curriculum and that they learn this curriculum very well. This is amply demonstrated by both the high-quality work that students complete in their subjects and their performance in national examinations.

You can read more information on the Latymer School on the Ofsted website.

You can also access Parent View.

GCSEs RESULTS

In 2024-25, students achieved an impressive set of results with 37% of grades being a grade 9, 66.1% were a grade 8 and above, and 84.4% were a grade 7 and above.

GCSE summary review:

  2024/25 2023/24 2022/23
Progress 8 Score  n/a 0.67 0.56
Attainment 8 Score 79.76 80.69 81.47
% of students who attained 9-4 in English 99.5% 100% 99.5%
% of students who attained 9-4 in Maths 99% 99.5% 100%
% of students achieving the English Baccalaureate 92.7% 99.5% 92.1%

Definitions

  • Progress 8: this indicates the progress students have made since KS2 (Year 6) across 8 subjects. The Government floor standard is -0.05. Information not available for 2024/25.
  • Attainment 8: pupils’ average achievement across 8 subjects.
  • English Baccalaureate: those achieving 9-4 in English, Maths, 2 Sciences, a Language and Humanities subject (Geography or RE).

Overall GCSE results 2024/25:

  Latymer National
 % 9 36.8% 5.1%
 % 9-7 84.1% 21.8%
 % 9-5 98.6% 51.9%
 % 9-4 99.8% 67.1%

Overall A2 results 2024/25:

  Latymer National
 % A* 30.4% 9.4%
 % A 64.2% 28.2%
 % A-B 85.7% 53.6%
 % A-C 94.7% 76%

 

A LEVEL RESULTS

In 2024-25, our students achieved 30.7% of grades at A*, 65.1% at A*-A and 86% at A*-B. 

The academic results achieved by our pupils are outlined as set out below:

Graph describing the A*, A*-A and A*-B results for A Levels over 3 years

Three-year review of A level results:
  Average grade Average points per entry A* % A*-A% A*-B %

2024/25

A-

47.08

30.7%

65.1%

86%

2023/24

A-

47.04

30.7%

66.8%

86.3%

2022/23

A-

45.75

28.3%

61.7%

83%

As of 31st August 2025, our retention rate for our current Year 13 cohort is 99.5%.

To learn more about post-Latymer destinations, visit the University destinations page.

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