Proud Moments: Outstanding IGCSE Results at Dulwich Puxi
We couldn’t be prouder of our Year 12 students, who have achieved an outstanding set of IGCSE results, released last week.
An impressive 78% of all grades awarded were A*-A (or the equivalent), with nearly half of all candidates (49%) earning straight A*s or the equivalent. We are also proud to share that 100% of students received A*s or As (or the equivalent) in key subjects, including biology, chemistry, physics, geography, history, English literature, Spanish, Chinese native language, mandarin foreign language and music.
Reflecting on the results,
Kelly King | Head of Senior School
Our students are exceptional in so many ways and the results they have achieved are equally exceptional. I am so very proud of them and the journeys they have been on, which have led to a wonderful set of results. They have truly embodied our College values of Aiming High and Working Hard. Well done!
Jennifer Buster | Deputy Head of Senior School (Academics)
We are immensely proud of the Class of 2025 - not only for their outstanding IGCSE results, but for the maturity, kindness, and determination they have shown throughout their time with us. These accomplishments reflect far more than academic attainment; they show that our students are ready to take on challenges, think critically, and aim high. Their success is the product of sustained effort, supported by the care and expertise of our teachers and the encouragement of families. More than just grades, these results capture the spirit of our Senior School: young people who are confident, compassionate, and resilient, ready to embrace the IB Diploma Programme with courage and curiosity.
The IGCSE, taken by students aged 14 to 16, is a rigorous two-year programme that builds the skills and knowledge needed for future academic success and is a qualification recognised by academic institutions and employers worldwide.
For our Year 12 students, these outstanding results are the perfect launchpad as they step up to the challenges of the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme this year.