Record A-level results: Top School in England
We're thrilled that 97% of our A-level 2019 results were A*-B. The Times have listed Brighton College as the top school in England based on this result.
A new record was also set at the College, with an incredible 43% of grades at A*, the grade reserved for the highest performing pupils in the country. This compares to 8% nationally.
We're incredibly proud of our Sixth Formers - well done to everyone! Read more about our A-level results here.
A culture of kindness
At Brighton College, we focus first on the thing that matters most – your happiness. We know that young people only flourish when they are treated with love, kindness and respect. So we celebrate the uniqueness of every individual, whether that person be shy or confident, sporty, scholarly or both. We just want pupils to be true to themselves, happy in their own skins and kind to one another. As The Sunday Times put it in 2019: ‘the currency at Brighton is kindness, pure and simple’.
A love of learning
Everyone’s life can be transformed by an inspirational teacher. And here at Brighton we have inspirational teachers in abundance. Ask any pupil when you visit what makes Brighton special and one of the first things they will say is: ‘our amazing teachers’. Their passion, commitment and kindness explains why Brighton College is now one of the highest performing schools in the world.
Over the past five years our pupils have gone to some of the world's finest universities:
- 85to Cambridge
- 61to Oxford
- 61to Bristol
- 49to Leeds
- 53to Exeter
- 59to UCL
School of the Year
Brighton College has been selected as England's Independent School of the Year 2019 by The Sunday Times. This is the most prestigious award in UK secondary education.
The College was praised above all else for its culture of kindness which has made possible the remarkable academic success of the school. This has placed Brighton as the highest achieving co-educational school in England. And in a nice nod of appreciation for the Head Master, The Sunday Times writes: “The Cairns touch is not far off legendary in independent school circles!”
The full Sunday Times article is available here.
