20/08/2026
The Streetly Academy is incredibly proud to announce strong GCSE and vocational exam results, improving on our 2025 results in almost every area. This year, we are celebrating not just the outstanding academic milestones of our highest achievers, but the hard work, resilience, and personal growth of all Year 11 students across all levels of attainment.
The Academy is thrilled to highlight the extraordinary achievements of our top-performing students, who represent the top 10% of the year group. Leading the cohort with an impressive string of top grades are Danielle Lee, Anya Patel, and Amrita Sian, who each achieved a phenomenal nine grades at 7-9 (equivalent to A/A* and above). Danielle Lee's results were particularly outstanding, securing four Grade 9s and four Grade 8s across her subjects.
They are closely followed by Lilly-May Nolan and Ria Pokar, who both secured an impressive eight grades at 7-9.
The Academy also commends the following students who achieved exceptional results, forming the top 10% of the cohort with five or more grades at 7-9:
7 Grades at 7-9: Lucas Ackrill, Chyna Davis, Charlie Fowler, Poppy Green, and Frankie Wood.
6 Grades at 7-9: Molly Brady, Danny Field, Archie Garlick, Olivia McGrath, Madeline Smith, Jon Tack, and Harrison Weale.
5 Grades at 7-9: Shikeba Azimi, Noah Homer, Zara Iqbal, Yvie Lewis, Rajveer Nagra, Yashica Patel, and Lola Smith.
Equally important to our Academy is the recognition of students across the entire attainment spectrum. Success looks different for everyone, and we want to explicitly celebrate the students who have worked tirelessly to achieve their personal bests. Whether securing crucial passes in core subjects like Mathematics and English, achieving Level 1 and Level 2 Merits and Distinctions in our vocational and technical awards, or simply overcoming personal hurdles to complete their exams, we are immensely proud of you. Every grade earned this year represents hours of dedication, revision, and perseverance.
"We are incredibly proud of our students," said Mr. Downie. "While it is wonderful to see so many achieving the very top grades, we are just as delighted by the students who have worked relentlessly to achieve strong passes and vocational qualifications at every level. These results are a testament to their individual effort, the unwavering support of their families, and the dedication of our teaching and non-teaching support staff. We celebrate the diverse talents of our entire student body and wish all of our Year 11s the very best in their next steps in education."
