Immanuel College heads the leader board for Jewish schools for A-level results last summer, according to figures available from the Department for Education.
The private school in Bushey – which last week announced its closure at the end of term – and JFS achieved an average A grade in the 2025 sixthform exams.
For vocational qualifications, King Solomon High School in Redbridge took the honours.
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Six Jewish schools made above average progress from GCSE to A-level, meaning they achieved higher grades in the latter than might have expected from their GCSE results.
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