We are extremely proud of our results and each year we celebrate our outstanding results and top individual performers from the year group.


A Level Results 2024

Alderley Edge School for Girls celebrates the remarkable achievements of its Year 13 students as they receive their outstanding A Level results today. A third of all grades achieved were A*- A. The entire school community, students, staff and families alike joined together in pride and joy for the hard work and dedication that has led to this momentous day.

AESG is immensely proud that its students will be attending some of the UK's most prestigious universities. They will be pursuing a range of disciplines from Medicine at Liverpool, Geography at Durham and Law at Liverpool to History and Politics at Edinburgh and English Literature at Bristol. These achievements reflect the school’s outstanding teaching and learning as well as the students’ commitment, dedication and hard work.

AESG is also proud of its students pursuing a wide range of disciplines, showcasing their individuality and the breadth of their aspirations. AESG is particularly proud of the diverse range of university courses its students will embark on this September, from Fine Art at Falmouth University and Geography and Urban Planning at Newcastle University to Business Management at Bayes Business School in London and Physiotherapy at the University of Birmingham reflecting its commitment to nurturing each girl's unique passions and talents.

Acting Headmistress, Mrs. Caroline Wood, expressed her delight: "We are thrilled to celebrate with all of our students following their outstanding A Level results. Their achievements are a testament to their hard work, dedication and resilience. Each girl's success reflects not only her individual effort but also the unwavering support of our entire school community. As they leave AESG, I am confident they will seize every opportunity, just as they have done here, and will undoubtedly achieve great success in the next chapter of their lives."

There have been many individual successes, including Kate Taylor who received A*A*A* A in Politics, History, Maths and Physics and will be going to The University of Edinburgh to read History and Politics. Lilia Fraser who received A*A*A* in Biology, Chemistry and Maths and an A in her EPQ and will read Medicine at University of Liverpool. Ellen Julian-Pain received AAB in Biology, Chemistry and Maths and received an A in her EPQ and will read Biology at University of York.

Annie Swindells received an A*A*A in Business, Economics and Geography and will read Business Management at Bayes Business School, City, University of London and Niamh Williams received AAB in English Literature, Geography and Politics and will read English Literature at University of Bristol.

Head of Sixth Form, Ms Billington added: “We are tremendously proud of this year’s cohort of AESG A Level students, and it has been a joy and a privilege to support them as their Head of Sixth Form. The diversity of courses they will now go on to study is testament to the huge range of interests and skills they have honed together. They have given to our AESG community with great generosity, and I know they will enrich the communities they now join further afield.”

Alderley Edge School for Girls empowers students to reach for their goals and break barriers, ensuring they flourish as confident women ready for the next stage of their academic careers. The school takes pride in delivering a broad, innovative and forward-thinking curriculum that challenges its pupils and fosters a lifelong passion for learning.


GCSE Results 2024

Alderley Edge School for Girls is celebrating the remarkable success of its Year 11 pupils in their GCSE examinations. This year, a third of all grades achieved were 9-8, while 50% of all grades were 9-7.

There have been some incredible individual successes with Laura Wolstencroft achieving 11 Grade 9s, Hannah Graham achieved 7 Grade 9s, a Grade 8.5 and 2 Grade 8s, Katie Hiscocks achieved 7 Grade 9s, 2 Grade 8s, Lucy Flanaghan has received 6 Grade 9s, a Grade 8 and two Grade 7s, Alanda Goodwin has received 5 Grade 9s, two Grade 8s and two Grade 7s and Sarah Aldarabsah has received 3 Grade 9s, 4 Grade 8s and 2 Grade 7s.

There have been many individual subject successes including Further Maths in which 100% of all Grades were 9-7. Also, in the sciences. 93% of all Grades in Physics were 9-7, 90% of all Grades in Chemistry were 9-7 and 87% of all Grades in Biology were 9-7 demonstrating that girls excel in the Sciences at girls’ schools. 88% of all Grades in Computing were 9-7, as an Apple Distinguished School AESG is hugely proud of the girls’ achievements in this subject. 82% of all Grades in Business were 9-7 and 83% of all Grades in Religion and Philosophy were 9-7.

Acting Headmistress, Mrs Wood, said: “I am absolutely thrilled to celebrate the remarkable achievements of our pupils in this year's GCSE examinations. The girls’ outstanding results reflect their hard work, dedication and perseverance in all of their subjects. As well as the unwavering support of our talented staff and the broader school community, these accomplishments not only highlight the academic excellence within our school but also underscore our commitment to fostering a nurturing environment where every girl can thrive and reach her full potential. We are incredibly proud of all of our pupils and look forward to seeing their continued success.”

Head of Year 11, Mrs Waite added: “I am incredibly proud of our Year 11s as they receive their GCSE results today. These achievements are a testament to all their hard work and determination. As our students move on to the next stages of their lives, I am confident that they will continue to celebrate many more successes, equipped with the many #BeMore skills they have developed during their time at AESG including becoming more resilient, responsible and curious.”

The School would also like to congratulate its Year 10 pupils for their superb HPQ results.

Alderley Edge School for Girls empowers students to reach for their goals and break barriers, ensuring they flourish as confident women ready for the next stage of their academic careers. The school takes pride in delivering a broad, innovative and forward-thinking curriculum that challenges its pupils and fosters a lifelong passion for learning.