Achievements

Independent Assessments

British educational publications consistently praise Worth School, with Good Schools Guide summarizing it succinctly: “This school has everything.” Meanwhile, Tatler Schools Guide 2026 highlighted the family atmosphere where every student feels valued and achievements are celebrated. Independent inspections confirm these standards—the December 2024 ISI report noted that pupils’ strong academic and extracurricular results stem from attention to each individual’s unique qualities, while the 2022 Catholic Inspection emphasized outstanding pastoral care within a warm, respectful environment.

Examination Results

Worth School delivered some of its strongest results in 2025. At GCSE, dozens of pupils achieved grades 9-7 (A-A equivalent), with several earning 9-10 top marks across subjects. A Level students performed exceptionally, many finishing with A-A grades, including some who secured three or four A results. The International Baccalaureate programme produced its best outcomes since 2017, with several students scoring over 40 points—equivalent to four A grades. The value-added score of +0.8 demonstrates how effectively teachers help each pupil reach their potential.

University Destinations

Graduates secure places at leading British universities, with 2025 acceptances including Durham for English Literature and Philosophy, Imperial for Aeronautical Engineering, UCL for Biochemistry and Mathematics, St Andrews for Economics and International Relations, and King’s College London for Ancient History. Beyond Britain, students choose institutions across Europe—IE Madrid, ESCP Business School in Spain, Delft in the Netherlands, Bocconi in Italy, St Gallen in Switzerland, and Jagiellonian University in Kraków, pursuing everything from medicine and engineering to philosophy and ceramic design.

Individual Development Philosophy

Behind these results lies a clear educational approach—Worth School enriches minds while shaping character, focusing on each student’s unique talents and aspirations rather than simply preparing for exams. Graduates also benefit from Worth Society, an international network supporting career development and internships. This nurturing environment produces young people ready to contribute meaningfully to society, combining academic excellence with genuine care for personal growth.