Published: Thursday 14 August 2025
Young people across the borough are receiving their A Level results today at sixth forms and colleges around Kensington and Chelsea.
A huge well done to all our young learners receiving their A Level results today. On this page, you will find information on local results and ongoing support and guidance.
Detail on borough-wide and school/college-specific results will be added to this page as it is provided to us.
Cllr Catherine Faulks, lead member for family and children’s services, said:
“Completing A Level exams shows tremendous effort and dedication. Everyone opening their envelopes today should feel immensely proud. I hope our local students are delighted with their outcomes—they deserve every success, and I wish them an exciting journey ahead.”
Results by setting
| Sixth Form/College | Results |
| Cardinal Vaughan | Please check back later |
| Chelsea Academy | Please check back later |
| Holland Park School | Please check back later |
| Kensington Aldridge Academy | Please check back later |
Local learners celebrate their success
Melina, who studied her A Levels at KAA and achieved three A*s, will study Pharmacy at UCL. She said:
“I was so anxious the day before that I actually slept well - I just clocked out. Now, I feel so happy and relieved. The hard work paid off”.
Anas, who achieved an A* in English, said:
“I’m going to study economics and finance at Bristol. I was worried this morning but when I checked UCAS and saw I had got into Bristol I felt so happy. Then when I realised I’d got an A* in English, I couldn’t believe it”.
Max, who achieved A* A B in psychology, sociology and business at Chelsea Academy is going to begin a degree apprenticeship in quantity surveying with the Hill Group. Max said: “I am part of a charity called the Construction Youth Trust through my school, and they helped me with the interview process and the application. Last night I was quite shook but this morning I felt relief.”
Visit the Council's Instagram and TikTok pages to see pictures and videos live from our local schools and colleges.
What support is available?
Getting results can be a nerve-wracking experience, and it’s normal to feel anxious about your next steps, regardless of the outcome.
- Your school, college or sixth form should be your first point of contact for discussing your academic options, next steps, or any concerns.
- UCAS offers advice on university entry, clearing, and alternative paths if needed.
- If you're struggling with stress or anxiety, the We Got U, U Got This website is available to help with your wellbeing during this time.