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Langley’s Class of 2025 Shines on A-Level Results Day

14th August 2025

Results Day

Thursday morning at Langley School began with quiet anticipation and ended in celebration. As Sixth Form students arrived to collect their A Level and BTEC results, the grounds filled with laughter, relief, and the unmistakable energy of futures taking shape.

This year’s results reflect the depth of commitment shown by our students and the strength of Langley’s academic tradition. Numerous pupils achieved the coveted AAA or above, with certain subjects delivering truly exceptional performances. In both Spanish and Chinese, 100% of students achieved an A* or A grade, while 67% of those studying Chemistry secured the top grades of A* to A. The creative and humanities subjects also shone, with 78% of Photography students achieving A* to B, alongside 75% in Art, 75% in Economics, 71% in English Literature, and 70% in Geography. Extended Project Qualification results were equally impressive, with 100% of students awarded A* to B. BTEC students also excelled, with a high proportion achieving Distinction*.

Behind the statistics

Behind the statistics are the individual journeys that define Langley’s Sixth Form experience. Among them is Oscar H, who achieved three A grades and an A in his EPQ, including a top grade in Chinese as a non native speaker. He has secured a place to study Business with Chinese at university. Francesco R, who served as Deputy Head of School and was a member of the Langley Football Academy, will be studying Medicine in Milan. Corlisa K, whose meticulous approach and passion for science earned her AAAB, is heading to the University of Manchester to study Optometry. Mihir M will take his studies overseas, joining the American University in Dubai to specialise in Business Administration. Evie P, who achieved A* in Art, A* in Biology, and A in Chemistry, will also be joining the University of Manchester to study Chemistry.

As a prefect, Evie contributed widely to school life beyond her academic commitments, bringing energy and dedication to everything she undertook. Her enthusiasm for science and collaborative spirit made her a valued member of the Langley community. Reflecting on her success, Evie said, “Langley has encouraged me to push myself and given me the support I needed to reach my goals. I am really looking forward to studying Chemistry at Manchester and developing the skills to make a positive impact in the future.”

Next Stage of their journeys

Langley leavers now embark on the next stage of their journeys, with 82% securing places at their first-choice; including world class universities such as Durham, Exeter, Manchester, Southampton, Newcastle, Aberdeen, Nottingham, Cardiff, Queen Mary University of London, Ravensbourne University London, BIMM University and University of the Arts London. Others are choosing apprenticeships, creative industries and professional training, ranging from healthcare to the Armed Forces. These destinations are as varied as the students themselves, and that is exactly as it should be.

At Langley, we do not define success by a single path. We encourage our students to pursue what they care about deeply, and we support them in building the confidence, curiosity, and resilience to follow it. Whether their passion lies in science, design, business, or beyond, we help them shape futures that feel true to who they are.

Simon Cooke, Headmaster of Langley Senior School, reflected on the day:

“There is something very special about enabling young people to take ownership of their future. These results are impressive, and are a reflection of many years of hard work and determination. At Langley, we aim to nurture not just achievement, but ambition, and I am very proud to see that reflected so clearly in this year’s cohort.”

As the Class of 2025 moves on, Langley prepares to welcome its next Sixth Form intake, ready to begin their own journey, supported by a school that believes in every student’s potential.