The results for the GCSE and A Level exams taken in 2016 have been released. Results for all boroughs of London can be found in the article listed on the link at the end of this post.
In the tables, schools have been ranked according to student percentages achieving at least 5 A* – C grades (including English and Maths in GCSE). Moreover, A-Level results tables are also shown.
To find out the grade break-down in your school, click on the article:
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