GCSE Performance

Each year, our students’ achievements in their GCSE examinations are a source of immense pride for the entire school community. The British Muslim School is dedicated to fostering an environment of excellence and perseverance, and the results of our Class of 2026 are a testament to the hard work and commitment of our students, staff, and parents.

Students at The British Muslim School have much to celebrate as the Class of 2026 received this year’s GCSE results. Every one of the 87 grades awarded across our six core subjects was a pass, with no ungraded results.

The figures on this page cover core subjects only — English Language, English Literature, Mathematics, Science (Double Award), Religious Studies and Citizenship Studies. They are based on provisional results issued in June 2026 and are not whole-cohort DfE performance measures.

Headline measures — core subjects, June 2026:

  • Total entries across the six core subjects: 87
  • Pass rate (a graded result, above U): 100.0% — no ungraded results
  • Entries at grade 4 or above (standard pass): 74.7%
  • Entries at grade 7 or above (top grades): 24.1%
  • Average awarded grade: 5.07
  • Grade 9 awards: 10 (11% of entries)
  • Grade 7–9 awards: 21 (24% of entries)
  • Strongest subject: Science (Double Award) — 100% at grade 4 or above, average grade 6.00

Results by subject

SubjectEntriesGrade 4+Grade 7+Average
Science: Double Award24100%29%6.00
Mathematics1283%25%5.17
Religious Studies1782%29%5.82
English Language1258%17%4.42
English Literature1250%17%3.83
Citizenship Studies1040%20%3.70
All core subjects8775%24%5.07

English Spoken Language endorsement

Awarded alongside GCSE English Language and reported separately from the 9–1 scale. Of 12 entries: 2 Distinction (17%), 5 Merit (42%), 5 Pass (42%). Every entry achieved at least a Pass.

Source: AQA Broadsheet of Provisional Results, GCSE June 2026, Centre 20266. Science: Double Award counts as two grades per candidate. English Spoken Language is a separate endorsement and is not part of the 9–1 distribution.

These results reflect the hard work and perseverance of our students, the support of their families, and the dedication of our teaching staff. We are incredibly proud of all our students and wish them continued success in their future endeavours.

2026 GCSE results analysis — core subjects