Exam Results
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We are a non-selective award-winning school (SSAT 2020) placed in the top 2% of schools in England for GCSE and top 25% for A levels. Supervised prep, Saturday morning lessons and proactively encouraging each and every student to achieve the very best they can ensures we maintain a high academic standard.
Department for Education Performance Data
KS4 (GCSE)
Our 2020-21 GCSE results saw a 25% increase in the number of students gaining Grades 7-9 at GCSE including English, Maths, and Science.
Outstanding individual success includes Ben, who secured eight Grade 9, one Grade 8; Noming with seven Grade 9, one Grade 8, one Grade 7; Sydnee gained five Grade 9, three Grade 8, one Grade 7; Archie with four Grade 9, four Grade 8, one Grade 7; Prashanta gained four Grade 9, four Grade 8, one Grade 7; Hanniel with four Grade 9, three Grade 8, two Grade 7.
Twenty students have been offered academic scholarships to study A Levels at the School. Furthermore, additional scholarships have been offered to external applicants as DOYRMS continues to grow its Sixth Form.
The School continues to be in the top 2% of schools nationally for progress based on the Department for Education ‘Progress 8’ formula.
The DfE data is found by clicking here - please be aware the figures exclude a third of our students because they did not complete KS2 SATS.
KS5 (A Level)
Our Sixth Form remains in the top 25% nationally. In 2020-21 students averaged a grade B+ at A Level and Distinction at BTEC – figures shown on the DfE website are based on 2018-19 data. 66% of grades awarded were A*-B.
England’s only state full-boarding school is particularly pleased 80% of students will be going to university to continue their education, 12% into the military and 8% to employment or apprenticeships.
Outstanding success includes: Ruth Adewole with A*A*A*A* in English Literature, French History and EPQ; Guido Rowe with A* Geography, A* History, A* Religious Studies, A* EPQ; and Sebastian Brown with A* Chemistry, A* Maths, A* Physics, A* EPQ. Ruth will read Law at Cambridge; for Guido it is Politics and History at London School of Economics; and Sebastian will read Economics and Finance at University College London.
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At The Duke of York's Royal Military School we pride ourselves on the amazing results our students achieve thanks to our outstanding learning support network.