GSCE Results

All grades at 7+

Nat Avg. 22%

5+ English & Maths

Nat Avg. 45%

English 5+

Nat Avg. 54%
EGA achieved a progress 8 score of 0.8 in 2025, as calculated by FFT, a national data analysis organisation. This places EGA in the top 10% of schools nationally in terms of the amount of progress students make from Year 7 to Year 11. 

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News

Year 7 Vaping Assembly Posted on: 21/01/2026

Year 7 Vaping Assembly

This week, our Year 7 students took part in an important and informative assembly delivered by NHS professionals, focusing on the growing epidemic of vaping among young people. The assembly helped students understand what vaping is, why it is harmful, and how marketing tactics, such as colourful packaging, appealing flavours, and social media influence, are often used to make vaping seem harmless and attractive. Students were encouraged to think critically about peer pressure and the long-term impact vaping can have on their health and wellbeing. We recognise the vital role parents and carers play in supporting young people and preventing vaping, and we are committed to working together to keep our community informed and safe. Support for parents and carers Young people can be particularly vulnerable to vaping due to flavours, trends, and peer influence. Parents and carers are encouraged to: Talk openly and calmly with your child about vaping and its risks. Be aware of how flavours, packaging, and social media can make vaping appealing. Encourage your child to ask questions and reassure them they can come to you if they feel pressured. Look out for changes in behaviour or unfamiliar devices, and seek advice early if you have concerns. Useful websites and further support: NHS – Young people and vaping: www.nhs.uk/better-health/quit-smoking/help-others-quit/young-people-and-vaping Action for Children (Parent Talk): parents.actionforchildren.org.uk 
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