A Level ResultsThis morning the first Imperial Maths School cohort received their A level results, with 65.5% of grades
across Maths, Further Maths, Physics and Chemistry A level being awarded A* grades. In Maths A level, 97.7% of students achieved either A or A*, and in Physics A level, 100% of students achieved either A or A*. 98.6% of all grades were either A*, A or B.
74.4% of students achieved all A or A* grades and 41.8% of students achieved all A* grades in their Imperial Maths School subjects.
Congratulations to all of our students on an excellent set of results.
Destinations Imperial Maths School students have exciting plans for their next steps. Our students are planning on studying a variety of degree courses in the UK and beyond at highly competitive universities including Warwick, Bristol, King’s College London and Leeds. 11.6% of our students are planning on studying at Imperial, and 11.6% are continuing their studies at either Oxford or Cambridge. We also have students who have been successful in attaining places at Nagoya University in Japan, and L’École Polytechnique in Paris.
Students are progressing to programmes across the mathematical sciences in areas such as straight mathematics, physics, mechanical, electrical, chemical, aeronautical and automotive engineering, computer science, and artificial intelligence.
Headteacher David Lee reflected on the brilliant results of the first cohort:
"Congratulations to our students for a very impressive set of results. These are a reflection of the effort, commitment and enthusiasm they have shown to their subjects. It takes courage to come to brand new school, but our students have embraced it and contributed to the school in a way that will be felt by all future Imperial Maths School students. I'm very excited to see what happens next for our first cohort as they pursue different pathways across the world in a range of mathematical sciences. I would also like to pass on thanks to the staff of the school for the invaluable contributions they have made to starting a brand-new school and for the support they have provided to enable the students to achieve such impressive results."
The Provost of Imperial College London, Professor Ian Walmsley CBE FRS, remarked on the work of the staff and students of the school, and the
collaboration with Imperial:
"These strong results are a testament to the great work of our colleagues and students at the School. The staff nurture talented young people, motive and inspire them, and help them imagine futures they might never have thought possible.
On my visits to the School, I’ve seen first-hand the excitement, commitment, and mutual encouragement that spark the community. This is a place where bright minds, often from backgrounds still under-represented in higher education, are given the tools to flourish.
With GCSE results just around the corner, there’s a real sense of excitement for what lies ahead. For any young person with a passion for maths and the sciences, and for the families and teachers who support them, the opportunities here are extraordinary.
Together, Imperial Maths School and Imperial College London are shaping a sixth form experience that’s about more than grades, it’s about equipping the next generation to change the world for the better." 14 August 2025