Eton College

A-Level Results (2024):

A–A rate*: 76.6%

A–B rate*: 93.6%

A–C rate*: 97.0%

National rank: 35th

Source: Parent Power 2023, The Sunday Times

GCSE Results (2024):

Grades 9–7 (A/A) rate*: 92.7%

Grades 9–8 (A) rate*: 79%

National rank: Joint 21st

Source: Parent Power 2023, The Sunday Times

Oxford and Cambridge Admissions (2023):

Number of offers: 48

Success rate: 29%

UK G5 University Admissions (latest official data):

High proportion of students progress to G5 universities (Oxford, Cambridge, LSE, UCL, Imperial College)

School Introduction:

Founded in 1440 by King Henry VI, Eton College is a world-renowned independent boarding school for boys, located near Windsor in Berkshire. The school is famed for its rigorous academic standards, outstanding facilities, and a rich heritage spanning nearly six centuries.

Eton is traditionally regarded as one of the top public schools in the UK, consistently achieving exceptional exam results and university placements, particularly to Oxbridge and other elite institutions.

Its alumni network includes British Prime Ministers, Nobel laureates, and leaders in various fields. The school places a strong emphasis on holistic education, combining academics with extensive extracurricular opportunities such as rowing, debating, and arts. Eton’s commitment to developing well-rounded leaders remains a core pillar of its ethos.