This year, 86% of grades were awarded at Grades 9–4, while 34% were awarded at Grades 9–7. The results reflect the hard work, determination and resilience of students, supported by their teachers and families throughout their learning journey. 2026 results at a glance 34% of grades achieved Grades 9–7 86% of grades achieved Grades 9–4 100% overall pass rate 92% of students achieved five or more Grades 9–4, including English and Mathematics 10% of all grades achieved were Grade 9 Gillian Hammond, Principal at Aspen Heights British School, said: "We are incredibly proud of our Class of 2026 and all that they have achieved. This year brought challenges that none of us could have anticipated, with regional conflict creating uncertainty and disruption at an important point in our students’ education. Throughout this difficult period, our students demonstrated remarkable resilience, maturity and determination, remaining focused on their learning and supporting one another as a community. These results are a testament to their hard work and character, as well as the dedication of our teachers and the unwavering support of our families. To see our students come through such a challenging time and achieve these results makes this an especially proud moment for our entire Aspen Heights community. " Subject excellence The results highlight the breadth of achievement across the curriculum, with students delivering particularly strong performances in several key subjects. French and Spanish achieved outstanding results, with 100% of grades awarded at Grade 6 or above, while 75% of Psychology grades were awarded at Grade 6 or above. Psychology, Geography, Biology, Spanish and French were among the school’s strongest-performing subjects, reflecting the commitment of students and the expertise, encouragement and personalised support provided by their teachers.
