Exam Results and Performance

Congratulations to all Year 11 & Year 13 students on their 2024 GCSE & A-Level results at Harris Girls’ Academy Bromley. Each and every one of our students deserves to be commended.

View our Department for Education performance information. See how we compare with other schools in Bromley.

The grades achieved reflect the hard work of students at the Academy, not just over the past couple of years but throughout their time at school.

We are thrilled that so many of our Year 11 students have decided to continue their studies with us and also with the brilliant university destinations our Year 13 students are moving onto, including Cambridge, Warwick, Southampton and Kings' College London, to name a few. We wish all of our students the best of luck in their next steps.

GCSE results 2024

In 2023-24, 82% of students gained at least a Grade 4 in Maths and English and 69% gained a Grade 5 or higher.
70% of students achieved the challenging and coveted EBacc qualification, which means they successfully passed in English, Maths, Science, a humanities subject and a language.
The Progress 8 score for 2024 is +0.99.

GCSE subject results

Progress 8 is a measure of the progress students have made in the time they have been at the Academy. A progress 8 score of 0 means that on average students achieved the same progress at this Academy in that subject compared to all students nationally with the same results at the end of primary school. A progress 8 score of 1 means that on average students achieved a whole grade higher than students nationally in this subject with similar KS2 results.

Validated Progress 8 data for individual subjects will be available shortly.

A-Level and CTEC results 2024

The average grade achieved in A-Level qualifications this year at HGABR was a grade B-, and the average grade in CTEC qualifications was a Distinction-.

Over half of all A-Level entries at Harris Girls' Academy Bromley this year achieved impressive A*-B grades and a quarter the top A*-A grades. We are equally thrilled that 59% of CTEC grades achieved the top Distinction*-Distinction grades.

Twenty eight per cent of the year group have secured places at the top Russell Group universities and 75% of students who applied to university are heading to their first choice.

A particularly exceptional achievement was for Emilia Di Pari who achieved A*A*A and is attending Trinity Hall, Cambridge to study English Literature in October. We are also thrilled for Tyla Webb who achieved AAB and is attending Birmingham University to study Medicine.

Other students going on to their university of choice include:

Asia Cadwallader who achieved A*AA and is studying English and French at Warwick
Marina Gulijska who achieved AAA and is studying Biochemistry at Imperial
Marjana Khanom Feha who achieved A*A*A and is studying Politics and International Relations at LSE
Bebe Luck who achieved AAA and is studying Business Management at Birmingham
Edith Shaw who achieved A*AA and is studying Philosophy with French at York
Liepa Zukauskaite who achieved AAA and is studying Politics and International Relations at Southampton
Mariam Ogunbanwo who achieved Dist*DistB and is studying Children's Nursing at King’s College London
Taija Bryan who achieved AAAA and is studying Mathematics and Statistics with a Professional Placement at Queen Mary University London

Exam Certificates

Certificates can be collected from December of the year students sit their exams, upon request otherwise Harris Girls' Academy Bronly holds uncollected exam certificates for 24 months. Please contact the Academy before coming in to collect via info@harrisbromley.org.uk, or call 020 8778 5917.

We are unale to send certificates by post as they have to be signed for. If 24 months has elapsed you will have to contact the exam bards irectly to get copies of your certificates. There is normally a charge from the exam boards for this.