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Congratulations, Year 11!                                                                  

We are thrilled to share the stunning achievements of our Year 11 students at Walthamstow School for Girls this year.

Well done to all our students; we are proud of each of you!

At WSFG, we are dedicated to ‘bringing out the gift’ in every student, recognising that success looks different for everyone. While examination results are just one aspect of that journey, we know that strong results can open doors and provide better opportunities. It is with great pleasure that we celebrate some of this year's remarkable successes.

This year we have seen some of our best results yet across key measures bucking a national trend of data. 72% of students achieved a grade 5 or above in English and Maths, compared to 54% in 2019 and 66% in 2024. An impressive 84% of students earned a grade 4 or above in these subjects, up from 79% in 2019.

Our students continue to excel across the board, with 68% achieving 5 or more GCSEs at grade 5 or above, including English and Maths, and 31% achieving English and Maths 7+ compared to 18% in 2024. These results have ensured that most of our students leave equipped to pursue strong college courses.

GCSE Results August 2025

5+ English and Maths*

72%

5+ English

86%

5+ Maths

73%

5 x Grade 5 or Above incl English and Maths

68%

4+ English and Maths

84%

7+ English and Maths

31%

% Entering EBacc

48%

EBacc APS

5.42

Ave Attainment 8

59.77

Results Day at WSFG is truly about the students. It was wonderful to see so many happy faces, eager to embark on the next exciting chapter of their lives. We extend our heartfelt thanks to the staff who were present on the day to celebrate with the students and offer guidance to those who needed it.

Among this year’s high achievers are:

  • Serena Hadjadj: 10 grades 7-9, including 4 grade 9s. She will study Chemistry, Biology and Politics at LAE.
  • Zainab Sajid: 9 grade 7-9, including 5 grade 9s. She plans to study Biology, Maths, Psychology and Chemistry at LAE.
  • Alicja Mutuku: 9 grade 7-9, including 6 grade 9s. She plans to study Physics, Maths, Further Maths and Art at Brampton Manor.
  • Constance Grodzicka: 9 grades 7 – 9, including 5 grade 9s. She will study Biology, Maths, Further Maths and Chemistry at Latymer.

Their advice to next year’s year 11 students is to study hard consistently, little and often, but make time for fun and have faith in yourself!

We are incredibly proud of all our students, not just the highest achievers. A huge thank you to our dedicated staff, who worked tirelessly to support Year 11, and to our parents for their unwavering support and commitment. Our students’ success has truly been a team effort.

This has been a remarkable year group, full of courage, compassion, and the determination to achieve their ambitions. We are so proud of you and wish you every success in the future. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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  • WSFG continues to be an Ofsted Outstanding School

    Published 14/01/25
    WSfG’s Ofsted inspection took place on the 3rd and 4th of December. It is with great pleasure that I am now able to share the report with you. Because this was a section 8 inspection, inspectors were looking to see whether leaders have maint
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  • WSFG Winter Concert 2024

    Published 19/12/24

    WSFG Winter Concert on 12th December 2024

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  • WSFG Community Party 2024

    Published 18/12/24
    On Tuesday 17th December 2024, we invited many guests from our neighbourhood to join the Community Party and to celebrate Christmas. WSfG students were involved in serving the food and Glee Club sang Christmas carols along with our guests.
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  • Performance by Martha "Win the War"

    Published 17/12/24

    On 16th December 2024, Martha 8S was performing a song "Win the War" which is written by her in the year 8 assembly.

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    Published 26/11/24
    The Scholastic Book Fair returned to Walthamstow School for Girls last week and the event has been a huge success! A large number of students from Years 7-11 visited the LRC at break and lunch between Friday 15th and Tuesday 19thNovember. Everyone co
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  • Forest School Project

    Published 26/11/24
    Forest School gives our students the opportunity to collaboration with Church Hill Nursery. They assist staff in running a Forest School Project for the nursery children on Monday mornings. Our students support a variety of forest-based activities, i
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  • Debate Competition

    Published 14/11/24
    This week, the debate team took on TWO competitions. On Tuesday, 12th November, a group of 15 KS3 and KS4 debate club members travelled to South Hampsted High School for their Autumn Debate event. The theme this year was SexEd and the students to
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  • National Poetry Day - LRC Poetry Slam

    Published 18/10/24
    On Thursday 3rd October, Walthamstow School for Girls held its first ever Poetry Slam in the LRC to mark National Poetry Day. Our poets performed a wonderful variety of originally written poetry to a jam-packed audience, leading to
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  • National Poetry Day - Year 7 Online Workshop

    Published 18/10/24
    On Thursday 3rd October, Year 7 had the very exciting opportunity to take part in a live online Poetry Workshop with poet Laura Mucha with the aim of achieving a Guinness World Record for the ‘Largest Ever Multi-Venue Poetry Lesson’
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  • LRC Lunchtime Lecture Series

    Published 18/10/24
    This term has seen the launch of our ‘LRC Lunchtime Lecture’ series – a fortnightly opportunity for students to share their knowledge and passion on a topic of their choice with their peers. Imogen and Mina (Year 8) kicked t
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  • Shaking Up Shakespeare

    Published 17/10/24
    On Tuesday 8th October, the English faculty were delighted to welcome back Anthony Glenn and his performance of 'Romeo and Juliet.' This annual event for all Year 11 students included a one-hour performance of the play, in which a number of o
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