Our Results
Huish is one of the best Sixth Form Colleges in the country for results and consistently ranked highly when compared to all other educational institutions for its students’ added value.
At Huish you can achieve more than you thought possible! Whatever your level of achievement at GCSE or background, if you really want to succeed, then we provide a powerful combination of excellent courses, personal support and enrichment that will ensure you get your choice of University or employment.
Class of 2025 results
In 2025 Huish celebrated the best results in the history of the college.
The overall A Level pass rate was 99%, with almost a third of students achieving an A/A* and a hugely impressive 62% achieving high grades A*-B, 8% above the national average. 84% of A Level students gained A*- C grades.
Top performers did extremely well across a wide range of courses, with over 10% (103 students) achieving three or more A*/A grades.
Student results on Extended Diploma Vocational qualifications were equally exceptional, with over 80% of students achieving high grades, with at least one Distinction grade in their profile and 15% of students gaining the very top results of triple Distinction*.
We are very proud of our consistency in helping all learners to achieve their very best.
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What our students progress on to achieve
Our students go on to achieve great things and we will support you to explore a full range of progression options, from University to Degree Apprenticeships and employment. Visit our Careers and Progression section for more information about the support we offer and our Careers programme.
View our 2024 Destination Report for more information about our students’ future destinations or read our latest student journey news.
We will prepare you to become an independent learner to ensure you are well-equipped for your future. Huish students excel at university.
Higher Education Statistics Agency data shows proportionally more Huish students achieved First Class and Upper Second Class Honours degrees in the 2022-23 academic year when compared to the Sixth Form College, State and Independent sectors. Furthermore, of students whose parents did not have higher education qualifications, more Huish students achieved First and Upper Class Honours degrees than those across the Sixth Form, State and Independent sectors.
The SFCA HESA Report 22-23 details the degree levels achieved by former Huish students (2022-2023).
If you are planning your application to Huish and need some help choosing an Apprenticeship or your Study Programme subject(s) you can contact the Careers and Progression team – careers@richuish.ac.uk.
Class of 2025 results and destinations
Here are some of the fantastic achievements and destinations of our Class of 2025:
- Maria Jiga (Hans Price Academy, Weston-Super-Mare) A*A*A*A, Commercial Degree Apprenticeship with Rolls Royce
- Chloe Fry (The Castle School) A*A*A, Medicine at Cambridge
- Henry Nicholas (Monkton Wood Academy) A*A*A*A*, Mathematics at Warwick University
- Molly Joyce (King Alfred School) A*A*A, Chemistry at Oxford (Baliol)
- Charlotte Mills (Kingsmead School) A*A*A*AA, Financial Mathematics and Statistics at LSE
- Lauren Hill (Monkton Wood Academy) A*A*A, Earth Science at Oxford University
- Ella Pal (The Castle School) A*AAA, History and Politics at Oxford University
- Evie Taft (Monkton Wood Academy) A*A*A*, Medicine at Birmingham
- Courtney Young (Pyrland School), D*D*D*, Veterinary Science
- Isla Chaplain (Uffculme School), D*D*D*, Veterinary Science
- Katarina Santos (Chilton Trinity School) A*A D*, Media and Communications at Cardiff University
- Finlay Stewart (The Castle School) AAA, Veterinary Medicine at the University of Surrey
- Jack Layzell (Monkton Wood Academy) A*, Distinction, Distinction and was one of the highest performers in the country for A Level Photography
- Kate Townley (The Castle School) A*AA, Law at Exeter University
- Jess Arscott (Pyrland School) D*D*D, Planning and Real Estate at Manchester University with a professional placement year.