Kingsbury High School has announced strong GCSE results for the Class of 2025, with students achieving a new school record for progress made since starting in Year 7.
This year, 69% of students achieved grades 4 to 9, with 458 top grades (7 to 9) awarded. A press release sent to Harrow Online confirmed that one in five students earned the highest grades.
Headteacher Alex Thomas said: “Congratulations to this Class of 2025. They had the hardest of starts through Covid but made amazing progress over the last five years. We look forward to welcoming back our new sixth formers and give our best wishes to those moving on.”
The school congratulated all students on their results and said it looks forward to supporting them in the next stage of their education.
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