Stockport Grammar School

Stockport Grammar is proud to celebrate another year of impressive GCSE achievements, with pupils securing excellent results that will allow them to progress to an exciting and varied selection of A Level subjects.

This year, 63% of grades were 9, 8 and 7 with 23% being the highest grade of 9.

Almost 96% of pupils achieved a 5 and above in Maths and English, with 100% of pupils achieving 9-7 grades in Further Maths. All pupils who studied Drama, German, Statistics, Music, Religious Studies and EPQ achieved 9-4 grades.

https://stockportgrammar.co.uk/news-and-events/news/gcse-results-2026-congratulations-to-our-fantastic-fifth-years/

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It was amazing seeing so many Fifth Year pupils opening their GCSE results this morning!

There was a buzz in my the air as parents waited excitedly and nervously as the pupils absorbed the results of their hard work.

In this video some of the pupils share their thoughts and feelings of the day.

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It was amazing seeing so many Fifth Year pupils opening their GCSE results this morning! There was a buzz in my the air as parents waited excitedly and nervously as the pupils absorbed the results of their hard work. In this video some of the pupils share their thoughts and feelings of the day. #gobeyond #beyondready #gcses #gcseresults #gcseresultsday2026

Well done to our Fifth Years on their great GCSE results! We are very proud of you! 👏🎉

Head Mrs Sarah Capewell said: “I am so proud of our pupils for their outstanding GCSE results. These outcomes reflect their hard work, determination, and resilience, supported by the dedication of our staff and the encouragement of families. The results are a testament to the strength of our school community and the high aspirations our pupils hold for themselves. I wish them every success as they take the next steps in their education and future careers.”

Keep checking our social media feeds and website for all of the reaction from the day.

Outstanding A Level results from the Class of 2026! 👏🎓

What a morning of celebration it has been for our pupils after they secured places on a wide range of prestigious university courses, degree apprenticeships and professional pathways.

Our A grades have risen for 2026 – an amazing achievement. Other headline stats:

- 91% accepted into chosen course
- 42% A*-A
- 75% A*-B
- 92% A*-C
- (100% determination)

Congratulations to our incredible Upper Sixth pupils! 🖤💛

https://stockportgrammar.co.uk/news-and-events/news/a-level-results-congratulations-to-the-class-of-2026/

Congratulations to our Upper Sixth who collected their A Level results this morning. We are so proud of you! 👏🎉

Keep checking our social media feeds and website for all of the reaction from the day.

Where did all the time go?

📷 Here are a few pictures of A Level and GCSE Results Day from 1998 and 2001.

💛 Wishing our Fifth Year and Upper Sixth pupils all the best over the next week.

Junior School pupils rounded off their sterling charity work for the 2025-2026 academic year by raising funds for two local charities - Oliver's Dragons and Stockport Pantry (Your Local Pantry) - at their fun-filled Charity Afternoon.

The event was organised by the Year 6 pupils, who showed great creativity and initiative in designing a wide variety of stalls for their younger peers to enjoy. The playground was transformed into a bustling hub of activity, with challenges testing sporting skills, accuracy and co-ordination. From batting, basketball and penalty shootouts to throwing balls into cups, launching beanbags into the mouths of hungry monsters, fishing for ducks and even aiming wet sponges at teachers, there was something to entertain everyone.

Before the fun in the afternoon sun, pupils gathered for a special assembly where the Charity Reps and volunteers from Oliver’s Dragons and Stockport Pantry spoke about the vital work their organisations do within the local community. They explained how the funds raised would help support their services, giving pupils a valuable insight into the difference their fundraising efforts can make.

Combining fun, teamwork and generosity, the Charity Afternoon was a wonderful celebration of the Junior School's commitment to helping others.👏

More photos on the Parent Portal.