Oxford GCSE results 2025: secondary school league table

8 state secondary schools in Oxford ranked on their 2025 GCSE results (Attainment 8, the 2024/25 academic year), with grade 5+ and grade 4+ in English and maths, EBacc average point score and cohort size for each school against the England average. 7 independent schools with published results are listed separately, unranked.

This is the 2025 archive of the table. See the latest Oxford GCSE results for the newest year the DfE has published.

Town 8 state secondary schools 2024/25 results Archive year

Secondary schools in Oxford ranked on Attainment 8

8 of 8 schools have published 2025 results. Source: DfE school performance tables, 2024/25.

Secondary schools in Oxford ranked on Attainment 8, 2025 results
RankSchoolAttainment 8Grade 5+
English & maths
–England average 46.145%
1 The Cherwell School
Oxford
58.366%
2 , up 2 places since 2024Matthew Arnold School
Oxford
56.565%
3 , down 1 place since 2024The Swan School
Oxford
55.468%
4 , down 1 place since 2024Wheatley Park School
Oxford
51.557%
5 Oxford Spires Academy
Oxford
46.350%
6 Cheney School
Oxford
46.049%
7 Greyfriars Catholic School
Oxford
34.029%
8 The Oxford Academy
Oxford
33.621%

Under each rank: the change since the 2024 table, in places gained (+) or lost (−). No figure means the rank is unchanged or the school had no ranked 2024 result.

Independent schools in Oxford with published 2025 GCSE results

Listed as published, not ranked. The DfE tables count only reformed GCSEs, so a school whose pupils sit IGCSE, Pre-U or the IB reports a lower figure than its results merit, or none at all. Compare independent schools on their own published examination results and inspection reports.

SchoolAttainment 8
(as published)
Grade 5+
English & maths
d'Overbroeck's
Oxford
64.891%
Headington School Oxford
Oxford
32.638%
Magdalen College School
Oxford
45.00%
Oxford High School GDST
Oxford
19.40%
Oxford Montessori Schools
Oxford
25.80%
St Edward's School
Oxford
10.80%
Wychwood School
Oxford
46.40%

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