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A Level high grades and pass rates at Holy Cross College increase again on Results' Day

13th Aug 2026

Results' Day 2026: High grades (A*-B), pass rates and A*-C grades at Holy Cross College have all increased.

Headline results:

A Level

  • 99% pass rate at A Level
  • 52% high grades (A*-B) achieved
  • 62 students achieved at least 3 A*/A grades at A Level
  • 515 individual A*/A grades achieved
  • 1180 individual A*-B grades (high grades) achieved in total
  • 100% pass rate maintained for Extended Project Qualification (EPQ), 95% with high grades

BTEC

  • 100% pass rate for all Level 3 BTECs
  • 95% high grades (DS*, DS and M) for the BTEC Extended Certificate
  • 100% high grades (DS*, DS and M) maintained for the BTEC Extended Diploma
  • 230 DS* and DS grades achieved
  • 345 DS*, DS and M grades achieved

High grades = Distinction Star (DS*), Distinction (DS) and Merit (ME)

High grades (A*-B) and the overall pass rate for A Levels have both increased at Holy Cross – to 52% for A Level high grades and to 99% for the A Level pass rate.

The pass rate for all BTEC qualifications has reached 100% this year, with high grades (Distinction Star, Distinction and Merit) at 95%. For the BTEC Extended Diploma, the pass rate and high grade rate is maintained at 100%.

Carina Vitti, Principal of Holy Cross College, said: “Everyone at the college is incredibly proud of what our students have achieved during their time with us. Their hard work and determination have been rewarded with excellent results, making today a well-deserved celebration.

“Beyond their academic achievements, we are proud to see our students leave Holy Cross as confident, compassionate and responsible individuals.

“They have grown into valued and valuable citizens who are ready to contribute positively to their communities, workplaces and society. We look forward to seeing all they go on to achieve and wish them every happiness and success in the years ahead.”