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Sussex GCSE Results 2025: Local Schools Celebrate Student Success

  • Writer: Dominic Kureen
    Dominic Kureen
  • 4 hours ago
  • 2 min read
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Students across Sussex are celebrating their GCSE results today, with schools across the region reporting strong performances and notable achievements.


📈 Regional Overview


In West Sussex, 68.1% of students achieved a grade 4 or above, the equivalent of the old grade C. 


East Sussex saw a slightly lower figure, with 67.8% of students attaining the same benchmark. These results reflect a steady performance across the region.


🏫 School Highlights


  • Roedean School: Celebrated its highest-ever number of top grade 9s at GCSE, with 37% of the 1,178 grades awarded being a grade 9, marking a 1% increase from the previous year.

  • Mayfield School: Achieved a remarkable milestone with half of all GCSE grades awarded at grades 9 or 8. The school continues to set high standards in academic excellence.

  • Bohunt School Worthing: Part of the high-achieving Bohunt Education Trust, the school reported a positive set of GCSE results, reflecting the hard work and dedication of its students and staff.

  • The Angmering School: Celebrated success in both GCSE and BTEC examinations, with students demonstrating resilience and determination in their studies.


🎓 Support and Guidance


West Sussex County Council has reiterated its commitment to supporting students following their results. 


Councillor Jacquie Russell emphasized the importance of the efforts made by schools, teachers, and families in helping students reach this milestone. 


The council's careers team is available to provide free, one-to-one advice on further education, apprenticeships, training, or employment options. 


Students can contact the careers team at 0330 222 7175 or via email at careersadvice@westsussex.gov.uk. West Sussex County Council


For those feeling uncertain about their results or next steps, support is available through the E-Wellbeing website, offering resources to help with emotional wellbeing and guidance on moving forward.


As students across Sussex reflect on their achievements, schools and local authorities continue to provide the support and resources necessary to help them succeed in the next chapter of their educational journey.


Sussex Schools Celebrate GCSE Successes

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