Hounslow students beat national average for English and Maths

Published: 21 August 2025

Councillor Chaudhary joins students for GCSE results at Kingsley Academy

Hounslow students have once again achieved strong GCSE results - outperforming the national average for English and Maths.

Over 76% of students in Hounslow achieved a pass rate of 4+ in Maths, compared with the national average of 72%. A further 82% of students achieved a pass rate of 4+ in English, compared to the national average of 71%. Students in Hounslow are positioned well to take their next steps into sixth form, college or an apprenticeship.

The GCSE English Language and GCSE Mathematics results for Learn Hounslow, Hounslow’s adult education offer, are also excellent with learners achieving a 100% pass rate. 

Councillor Samia Chaudhary, Cabinet Member for Education, Children, Skills, and Employment at Hounslow Council, who celebrated the GCSE results with students from Kingsley Academy, commented: “Congratulations to all those who have worked hard and shown great ability in their GCSEs. These results reflect the effort and determination of young people in the borough. I would also like to thank the teachers for working tirelessly to ensure that young people, including those with special educational needs, are given the correct environment to foster the skills and knowledge needed for a brighter future.

“I also want to congratulate the 21 adult learners from Learn Hounslow for their success in the GCSE exams. Their determination to earn recognised qualifications and advance their careers is truly inspiring. Through their flexible courses, Learn Hounslow empowers adult students to reach their potential and advance their careers.”

Bob Tinsley, Headteacher at Kingsley Academy said: “We are thrilled at Kingsley today, we’ve achieved the best results we’ve ever seen. A huge improvement on previous years. We’re just delighted for what this means for the children and their life chances”

Students who are unsure about their next steps can access free information, advice, and guidance from Hounslow’s Career Service by calling  020 8583 5151 or visiting the website

They can also visit Hounslow Council’s Youth Skills and Employment Guarantee (YSEG) website at https://www.hounslow.gov.uk/YSEG to find out more about career pathways available in the borough.

Young people and their families might experience a range of emotions on results day. Useful resources to tackle negative feelings can be found on websites such as Good ThinkingYoung Minds, and Best for You. Study and career options are available on the National Career Services website.

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