
Progress Report


GCSE and Qualification Outcomes 2026
Brearley Hall School is proud of the achievements of our Year 11 pupils in 2026. Our pupils joined the school with a wide range of educational experiences and many had faced significant barriers to learning, attendance and engagement prior to joining us. Despite these challenges, pupils successfully completed a range of GCSE, Functional Skills and vocational qualifications aligned to their individual pathways and aspirations.
Key Highlights
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10 Pupils achieved qualifications across a broad range of academic and vocational subjects including English Language, Mathematics, Science, Art & Design, Food Preparation & Nutrition, Construction, Sport and Gardening.
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GCSE passes achieved across English, Mathematics, Science, Art and Literature with several pupils achieved GCSE grades 4-6, including a Grade 6 in English Language, Grade 5 in English Literature, Grade 4 in Mathematics and Grade 4-3 in Combined Science.
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Pupils secured a range of vocational and practical qualifications, including passes in Construction, Gardening, Functional Skills and Level 1 Sport.
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Many pupils achieved qualifications in both academic and vocational pathways, reflecting our commitment to providing personalised routes to success.
The Impact of a Personalised Curriculum
At Brearley Hall School, success is measured not only by examination outcomes but by the progress pupils make from their starting points. Our bespoke curriculum pathways enable pupils to access qualifications that match their interests, abilities and future aspirations.
Through high levels of pastoral support, therapeutic relationships and personalised learning programmes, pupils develop the confidence, resilience and skills needed to move successfully on to further education, training or employment.
Preparing Pupils for the Future
Our aim is to ensure every pupil leaves Brearley Hall with recognised qualifications, improved self-belief and a clear next step. The 2026 results demonstrate pupils' determination to succeed and reflect the school's commitment to changing lives and shaping futures through education.
Progress Report

GCSE and Qualification Outcomes 2026
Brearley Hall School is proud of the achievements of our Year 11 pupils in 2026. Our pupils joined the school with a wide range of educational experiences and many had faced significant barriers to learning, attendance and engagement prior to joining us. Despite these challenges, pupils successfully completed a range of GCSE, Functional Skills and vocational qualifications aligned to their individual pathways and aspirations.
Key Highlights
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10 Pupils achieved qualifications across a broad range of academic and vocational subjects including English Language, Mathematics, Science, Art & Design, Food Preparation & Nutrition, Construction, Sport and Gardening.
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GCSE passes achieved across English, Mathematics, Science, Art and Literature with several pupils achieved GCSE grades 4-6, including a Grade 6 in English Language, Grade 5 in English Literature, Grade 4 in Mathematics and Grade 4-3 in Combined Science.
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Pupils secured a range of vocational and practical qualifications, including passes in Construction, Gardening, Functional Skills and Level 1 Sport.
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Many pupils achieved qualifications in both academic and vocational pathways, reflecting our commitment to providing personalised routes to success.
The Impact of a Personalised Curriculum
At Brearley Hall School, success is measured not only by examination outcomes but by the progress pupils make from their starting points. Our bespoke curriculum pathways enable pupils to access qualifications that match their interests, abilities and future aspirations.
Through high levels of pastoral support, therapeutic relationships and personalised learning programmes, pupils develop the confidence, resilience and skills needed to move successfully on to further education, training or employment.
Preparing Pupils for the Future
Our aim is to ensure every pupil leaves Brearley Hall with recognised qualifications, improved self-belief and a clear next step. The 2026 results demonstrate pupils' determination to succeed and reflect the school's commitment to changing lives and shaping futures through education.

