Skip to main content
Search ExamKind
Reading options
Colours
Reading comfort
Background tint

Saved in a cookie on this device only.

Free and independent. No ads, no affiliate links. Every fact shows its source and the date we checked it.

  • Independent school for boys and girls

St Dunstan's College: entry, tests, dates and fees

Stanstead Road, London SE6 4TY

Facts checked 19 October 2026By ExamKind Editorial TeamSchool website

Can we apply, and when?

For September 2027 entry

  • Registration closes, 11+ entry

    Mon 23 Nov

    Monday 23 November 2026, for September 2027 entry

    Checked, source: St Dunstan's College, checked

  • Places

    Not published

  • Fees at 11+, day

    £9,723a term

    2026-27 school year, including VAT

    Checked, source: St Dunstan's College, checked

Your next steps for 11+ entry

  1. Next: Registration closes for 11+ entry

    in about 5 weeks

  2. Coming up: Scholarship applications close

    in about 5 weeks

    Only if you are applying for a scholarship

  3. Coming up: Entrance tests

St Dunstan's College sets its own tests and decides after them and the interviews. We have not found a published pass mark, so we do not show one.

How entry works

How entry works

Ways in, and how children are assessed

St Dunstan's College takes new pupils at 4+, 7+, 11+, 13+ and 16+. Each way in has its own tests and dates.

  • 11+ entryjoins Year 7

    How children are assessed: an English paper, a maths paper, an interview, a reference from the current school, other tasks set by the school and online test other.

    Registration closes: Monday 23 November 2026 (for September 2027 entry)

Other ways in: 4+, 7+, 13+ and 16+Places, tests and registration for each

  • 4+ entryjoins Reception

    How children are assessed: a play-based observation.

    Registration closes: Wednesday 4 November 2026 (for September 2027 entry)

  • 7+ entryjoins Year 3

    How children are assessed: an English paper, a maths paper, a reference from the current school and other tasks set by the school.

    Registration closes: Wednesday 2 December 2026 (for September 2027 entry)

  • 13+ entryjoins Year 9

    How children are assessed: an interview, a reference from the current school and other tasks set by the school.

    Registration closes: Thursday 29 October 2026 (for September 2027 entry)

  • 16+ entryjoins Year 12

    How children are assessed: an interview, a group activity, GCSE grade requirements, other tasks set by the school and online test other.

    Registration closes: Friday 16 October 2026 (for September 2027 entry)

Source: St Dunstan's College, checked

More about entry from our guide

St Dunstan's has a Junior School, with a Pre-School, and a Senior School with a Sixth Form. The school has a liberal Christian heritage, but it does not select on faith, and it welcomes families of every faith or none. This year there are five ways in after the Pre-School. Each one has its own form and its own closing date, and they fall in this order: 16+, 13+, 4+, 11+ and then 7+.

11+ (Year 7St Dunstan's College: JoinsChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: Admission at Year 7, (or age "11+") is the most popular entry point to St Dunstan’s College Senior School.View the official source)

Year 7 is the most popular way into the Senior School. Applications for September 2027 entrySt Dunstan's College: Current cycleChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: Year 7 Entry (11+) in September 2027View the official source close on 23 November 2026St Dunstan's College: Registration deadline (2027)Checked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: CLOSING DATE for applications | Monday 23 November 2026View the official source. The school also asks the head of your child's current school for a reference from the current schoolSt Dunstan's College: ReferenceChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: We also request a School Reference from the Head of their current school.View the official source. The tests come in three steps.

Part one, for every applicant, at the College in December. Children sit computer-based GL Assessment tests in English, maths, verbal reasoning and non-verbal reasoning. The tests adapt to each child, getting harder or easier as they go. Verbal reasoning works with words and letters; non-verbal reasoning uses shapes and patterns.

Part two, by invitation, in January. This is a morning of real school work:

  • a taught lesson, where staff watch how children approach learning
  • the school's own English paperSt Dunstan's College: Own englishChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: There will be a taught lesson to observe their approach to learning, followed by a written English assessment with comprehension and a persuasive writing task, as well as a mathematics paper assessment.View the official source, with a comprehension and a persuasive writing task
  • the school's own maths paperSt Dunstan's College: Own mathsChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: There will be a taught lesson to observe their approach to learning, followed by a written English assessment with comprehension and a persuasive writing task, as well as a mathematics paper assessment.View the official source

A persuasive writing task asks a child to argue for a point of view, so it helps to be used to giving reasons for an opinion.

Part three, by invitation: the interviewSt Dunstan's College: InterviewChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: Applicants who have been successful in their part 2 assessment are then invited to attend either a general interview, or an academic scholarship interview, based on their assessment results.View the official source. Children who do well in part two are invited to an interview. Depending on their results, this is either a general interview, held in the week shown in the dates table, or an academic scholarship interview on a Saturday in late January.

Offers are sent on 12 February 2027St Dunstan's College: Offer date (2027)Checked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: OFFERS COMMUNICATED | Friday 12 February 2027View the official source, and the deadline to accept is 3 March 2027St Dunstan's College: Acceptance deadline (2027)Checked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: Closing Date for accepting offers | Wednesday 3 March 2027View the official source. Academic scholarships cannot be applied for: they come from the entrance results. For a co-curricular (Spire) scholarship in art, drama, music or sport, you tick a box on the form and send the scholarship form with evidence by 23 November 2026St Dunstan's College: Scholarship deadline (2027)Checked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: The deadline for this element of the process is Monday 23 November 2026.View the official source.

13+ (Year 9St Dunstan's College: JoinsChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: For the academic year of September 2027, we also offer entry at Year 9 (or age "13+").View the official source)

St Dunstan's is offering Year 9 places for September 2027 entrySt Dunstan's College: Current cycleChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: Year 9 Entry (13+) in September 2027View the official source. Its admissions policy still names only Year 7 and Year 12 as the usual entry points, and it has not said whether Year 9 entry will run again. Applications close on 29 October 2026St Dunstan's College: Registration deadline (2027)Checked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: CLOSING DATE for applications | Thursday 29 October 2026View the official source, as does the Spire scholarship form.

The assessment day is 12 November 2026St Dunstan's College: Assessment date (2027)Checked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: Assessment Day | Thursday 12 November 2026View the official source. It includes a lesson observation and written assessments; the school does not list the subjects. Children who do well are then invited to an interviewSt Dunstan's College: InterviewChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: Students have a lesson observation, written assessments and then an interview if they are successful in the academic assessments.View the official source, either general or for an academic scholarship. The school's published information differs on the interview dates, and we have asked it to confirm. A reference from the current schoolSt Dunstan's College: ReferenceChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: We also request a School Reference from the Head of their current school.View the official source is also needed. Offers are sent on 9 December 2026St Dunstan's College: Offer date (2027)Checked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: OFFERS COMMUNICATED | Wednesday 9 December 2026View the official source.

16+ (Year 12St Dunstan's College: JoinsChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: Year 12 Entry in September 2027View the official source)

The Sixth Form mixes students from the school's own Year 11 with newcomers from schools across south-east London. Applications close on 16 October 2026St Dunstan's College: Registration deadline (2027)Checked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS | FRIDAY 16 OCTOBER 2026View the official source, which is the first of this year's deadlines, so act soon if this is your plan.

Stage one, on 3 November 2026St Dunstan's College: Assessment date (2027)Checked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: Stage 1 Assessment | Tuesday 3 November 2026View the official source: an online GL test of logical thinking and problem solving, plus an essay-style question on a topic of broad interest. The essay is a chance to show how a student builds an argument, not what they have memorised.

Stage two, on one day in the window from 16 November 2026 to 18 November 2026St Dunstan's College: Interview date (2027)Checked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: Stage 2 Interview | Monday 16 - Wednesday 18 November 2026View the official source:

  • group activitySt Dunstan's College: Group activityChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: This day will include a group reasoning task, two subject interviews, and a general interview, and will take place between the dates listed above.View the official source, built around reasoning
  • interviewSt Dunstan's College: InterviewChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: This day will include a group reasoning task, two subject interviews, and a general interview, and will take place between the dates listed above.View the official source: two subject interviews and one general interview

The school also sets GCSE grade requirementsSt Dunstan's College: Gcse requirementsChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: Our entry requirements for Sixth Form are currently set at an average of grade 6.5 or above across all subjects studied at GCSE, with 9-7 (A*/A equivalent) grades in the subjects relating to your A Level choices.View the official source: a good average across all GCSEs, with high grades in the subjects linked to a student's A level choices. Offers go out on 2 December 2026St Dunstan's College: Offer date (2027)Checked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: OFFERS COMMUNICATED | Wednesday 2 December 2026View the official source and depend on the GCSE results that follow.

7+ (Year 3St Dunstan's College: JoinsChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: Year 3, for children aged 7+, is our third point of entry into St Dunstan’s Junior School.View the official source)

Year 3 is the Junior School's third entry point. Applications close on 2 December 2026St Dunstan's College: Registration deadline (2027)Checked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: Year 3: Wednesday 2 December 2026View the official source. The assessment is a full day in the Junior School on 13 January 2027St Dunstan's College: Assessment date (2027)Checked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: Wednesday 13 January 2027View the official source, made up of:

  • the school's own English paperSt Dunstan's College: Own englishChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: an assessment of the child's cognitive ability, with computerised tests focusing on Mathematics and English;View the official source, taken on a computer
  • the school's own maths paperSt Dunstan's College: Own mathsChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: an assessment of the child's cognitive ability, with computerised tests focusing on Mathematics and English;View the official source, also on a computer
  • time in class, where teachers see how a child learns and gets on with other children and adults
  • reference from the current schoolSt Dunstan's College: ReferenceChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: consideration of reports and references from their current school.View the official source, along with recent reports

Offers follow on 25 January 2027St Dunstan's College: Offer date (2027)Checked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: Year 3: Monday 25 January 2027View the official source, and families accept by 8 February 2027St Dunstan's College: Acceptance deadline (2027)Checked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: Monday 8 February 2027View the official source.

4+ (ReceptionSt Dunstan's College: JoinsChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: Reception, for children aged 4+, is our second point of entry into St Dunstan’s Junior School.View the official source)

Reception is the Junior School's second entry point, after the Pre-School. Applications close on 4 November 2026St Dunstan's College: Registration deadline (2027)Checked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: Reception: Wednesday 4 November 2026View the official source. Each child comes for a play-based assessmentSt Dunstan's College: Play observationChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: Our highly-skilled team will run a play session with your child, where their interactions with other children will be observed, as well as their interest in particular activities and ability to talk to the staff and answer questions.View the official source on one of these mornings: 18 November 2026 and 19 November 2026St Dunstan's College: Assessment date (2027)Checked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: Wednesday 18 / Thursday 19 November 2026View the official source. Teachers play with small groups of children and share a story, and they notice how each child joins in and chats.

Outcomes are sent on 3 December 2026St Dunstan's College: Offer date (2027)Checked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: Reception: Thursday 3 December 2026View the official source. Please note how acceptance works here. Families get about a week to think, and then acceptance opens on a set morning. After that, places are filled first come, first served, so there is no single deadline. If you are offered a place and want it, be ready to accept as soon as acceptance opens.

Key dates

11+ dates for September 2027 entry

St Dunstan's College

  1. Next: Registration closes for 11+ entry

    in about 5 weeks

  2. Coming up: Scholarship applications close

    in about 5 weeks

    Only if you are applying for a scholarship

  3. Coming up: Entrance tests

  4. Coming up: Scholarship assessments

    Only if you are applying for a scholarship

  5. Coming up: Interviews

    Expected

  6. Coming up: Offers sent

  7. Coming up: Accept or decline an offer by

    in about 19 weeks

Dates for the other ways in4+, 7+, 13+ and 16+

4+ entry, September 2027

  1. Next: Registration closes for 4+ entry

    in about 2 weeks

  2. Coming up: Entrance tests

  3. Coming up: Offers sent

7+ entry, September 2027

  1. Next: Registration closes for 7+ entry

    in about 6 weeks

  2. Coming up: Entrance tests

  3. Coming up: Offers sent

  4. Coming up: Accept or decline an offer by

    in about 16 weeks

13+ entry, September 2027

  1. Next: Registration closes for 13+ entry

    in 9 days

  2. Coming up: Scholarship applications close

    in 9 days

    Only if you are applying for a scholarship

  3. Coming up: Entrance tests

  4. Coming up: Scholarship assessments

    Only if you are applying for a scholarship

  5. Coming up: Offers sent

  6. Not published yet: Interviews

    Not yet published

16+ entry, September 2027

  1. Done: Registration closes for 16+ entry

  2. Next: Entrance tests

  3. Coming up: Interviews

  4. Coming up: Scholarship assessments

    Only if you are applying for a scholarship

  5. Coming up: Offers sent

  6. Not published yet: Accept or decline an offer by

    Not yet published, checked 10 Oct 2026

A year younger? 11+ dates for September 2028 entrySome are not published yet; we show what the school has said.

  1. Not published yet: Registration closes for 11+ entry

    Not yet published, checked 10 Oct 2026

  2. Not published yet: Entrance tests

    Not yet published, checked 10 Oct 2026

  3. Not published yet: Offers sent

    Not yet published, checked 10 Oct 2026

At a glance

St Dunstan's College in brief

Day or boarding
day school
Whether pupils go home each day or can live at the school.
Scholarships
6 kinds
Awards for a talent, such as academic work, music or sport.
Ways in
4+, 7+, 11+, 13+, 16+
The ages at which the school takes new pupils (4+, 11+ and so on).
Help with fees
Yes, up to 100%
Bursaries reduce fees for families on lower incomes, after a check of income and savings.
Registration fee
£250including VAT
Paid to the school when you register your child for its tests.

Fees

From £9,723 a term, including VAT
4+ entry, day
£7,300 a term, including VAT
7+ entry, day
£7,789 a term, including VAT
11+ entry, day
£9,723 a term, including VAT
13+ entry, day
£9,723 a term, including VAT
16+ entry, day
£9,723 a term, including VAT

Fees for the 2026-27 school year, as the school publishes them. We never add or remove VAT.

fees shown include VAT

Registration fee: £250 (including VAT).

Deposit when you accept a day place: £2,500.

Source: St Dunstan's College, checked

Joining atFee per term, 2026-27St Dunstan's College: Academic yearChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: FEES Academic Year 2026-2027View the official source
4+ (Reception to Year 2)£7,300 per term, including VATSt Dunstan's College: DayChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: Reception, Years 1 & 2 | £7,300 | £21,900View the official source
7+ (Year 3)£7,789 per term, including VATSt Dunstan's College: DayChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: Year 3 | £7,789 | £23,367View the official source
11+ (Senior School)£9,723 per term, including VATSt Dunstan's College: DayChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: Senior School Years 7 - 13 | £9,723 | £29,169View the official source
13+ (Senior School)£9,723 per term, including VATSt Dunstan's College: DayChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: Senior School Years 7 - 13 | £9,723 | £29,169View the official source
16+ (Sixth Form)£9,723 per term, including VATSt Dunstan's College: DayChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: Senior School Years 7 - 13 | £9,723 | £29,169View the official source

The school's fee list for 2026-27St Dunstan's College: Academic yearChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: FEES Academic Year 2026-2027View the official source makes clear that fees shown include VATSt Dunstan's College: Vat treatmentChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: Tuition fees for the academic year 2026 - 2027, from 1 September 2026 including VAT are:View the official source. One fee covers the whole Senior School, from Year 7 to the end of the Sixth Form. For Reception to Year 2, the fee includes lunch. These are the school's published figures for this year, and fees go up from year to year.

The application fee for the Junior and Senior Schools is £250, including VATSt Dunstan's College: Registration feeChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: This involves completing the application form within your Applicaa parent account and paying the application fee, which is £250 including VAT.View the official source. The Sixth Form application fee is lower. The school can waive the fee for families who meet the free school meals or pupil premium criteria. When you accept a place, the admissions policy asks for a non-refundable deposit of £2,500St Dunstan's College: Deposit dayChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: Any acceptance must be accompanied by the payment of a £2500 depositView the official source.

Bursaries and scholarships

Bursaries up to 100% of fees
Bursaries (help with fees)
Available, up to 100% of the fees. They depend on a check of household income and savings. Income guide: £75,000 gross family income per annum.
Scholarships
For academic, art, design and technology, drama, music and sport, at 11+, 13+ and 16+ entry, worth up to 35% of the fees.

Source: St Dunstan's College, checked

  • Bursaries: means-tested bursaries availableSt Dunstan's College: AvailableChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: 'Wren Scholarships' are the name of our means tested Bursaries, offered to the most academically able candidates whose families require financial assistance for them to attend the College.View the official source, called Wren Scholarships
  • Up to: 100%St Dunstan's College: Max percentChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: The level of support varies according to parental need but can extend to full fee remission for the highest attaining students.View the official source of fees
  • Income limit: £75,000 (gross family income per annum, maximum)St Dunstan's College: Income thresholdChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: To qualify for consideration for a Wren Scholarship, the gross family income must be below £75,000 per annum.View the official source

St Dunstan's calls its means-tested bursaries Wren Scholarships. They are for able children whose families could not otherwise afford the fees. Help can reach the full fee for the highest-scoring candidates. To be considered, a family's gross income must be below the limit above. Wren awards are for Senior School entry: the admissions policy names Year 7 and Year 12, and the Senior School entry page also mentions Year 9. There are no bursaries in the Junior School or for occasional places. An outside firm checks each family's finances. Our bursaries guide explains how that kind of check usually works.

Scholarships are offered as scholarships at 11+St Dunstan's College: 11 plusChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: We also offer a range of scholarships and financial bursaries at both Year 7 and Year 9 entry.View the official source, scholarships at 13+St Dunstan's College: 13 plusChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: We also offer a range of scholarships and financial bursaries at both Year 7 and Year 9 entry.View the official source and scholarships at 16+St Dunstan's College: 16 plusChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: Diploma Co-Curricular Scholarships for 16+View the official source. One child can hold several awards, worth up to 35%St Dunstan's College: Max percentChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: Academic and co-curricular scholarships can be offered with a fee remission up to 35% for one or more awards.View the official source of fees in total; the school says a higher figure is possible only in rare cases. The types are:

  • academic scholarshipsSt Dunstan's College: AcademicChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: Academic Scholarships recognise and reward academic excellence.View the official source, given on entrance results with no form
  • art scholarshipsSt Dunstan's College: ArtChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: Within this form, tick the box to indicate that you would like to be considered for a Co-Curricular Scholarship, and in which discipline (art, drama, music or sport).View the official source, drama scholarshipsSt Dunstan's College: DramaChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: Within this form, tick the box to indicate that you would like to be considered for a Co-Curricular Scholarship, and in which discipline (art, drama, music or sport).View the official source, music scholarshipsSt Dunstan's College: MusicChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: Within this form, tick the box to indicate that you would like to be considered for a Co-Curricular Scholarship, and in which discipline (art, drama, music or sport).View the official source and sport scholarshipsSt Dunstan's College: SportChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: Within this form, tick the box to indicate that you would like to be considered for a Co-Curricular Scholarship, and in which discipline (art, drama, music or sport).View the official source, known as Spire scholarships at 11+ and 13+
  • design technology scholarshipsSt Dunstan's College: Design technologyChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: The Design Engineering Department is looking for the next generation of engineers, and students with a real passion and aptitude for design engineering.View the official source, as a Design Engineering award in the Sixth Form only

A music scholarship includes free lessons on the main instrument. The school also offers Benson Exhibition awards, which give free instrumental lessons on their own.

Open days

Next: Year 6 Senior School Experience, Wed 4 Nov 2026

  1. Done: Whole School Open Day (passed)

  2. Done: Experience Day (passed)

    1600 - 1800

  3. Done: Sixth Form Open Evening (passed)

  4. Done: Discovery Morning (passed)

  5. Done: Football Open Morning (Yr 7 entry) (passed)

  6. Done: Sixth Form Open Afternoon (passed)

  7. Coming up: Year 6 Senior School Experience

    1300 - 1615

  8. Coming up: Discovery Morning

  9. Coming up: Open Morning

  10. Coming up: Open Morning

Source: St Dunstan's College, checked

Visits still to come when we checked.

The Football Open Morning (14 October 2026: Football Open Morning (Yr 7 entry)St Dunstan's College: Open daysChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: Football Open Morning (Yr 7 entry) | Wednesday 14 October 2026View the official source) is a taster session for children in Year 5 and Year 6, with an afternoon session for Year 11 students. Earlier events this autumn have passed, including the whole-school open day (19 September 2026: Whole School Open DaySt Dunstan's College: Open daysChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: Whole School Open Day | Saturday 19 September 2026View the official source) and the Sixth Form open evening (1 October 2026: Sixth Form Open EveningSt Dunstan's College: Open daysChecked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: Sixth Form Open Evening | Thursday 1 October 2026View the official source). Booking links are on the school's website.

Results, as published by the school

A level grades A* to A: 70% (2026)

  • A level grades A* to A, 2026

    70%A level grades A* to A, 2026Checked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: 2026 | 30% | 70% | 93%View the official source

    64% in 2025

  • A level grades A* to B, 2025

    89%A level grades A* to B, 2025Checked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: 2025 | 21% | 64% | 89%View the official source

    88% in 2024

  • GCSE grades 9 to 7, 2026

    83%GCSE grades 9 to 7, 2026Checked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: 2026 | 60% | 83% | 95%View the official source

    77% in 2025

  • GCSE grades 9 to 8, 2025

    56%GCSE grades 9 to 8, 2025Checked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: 2025 | 56% | 77% | 90%View the official source

    53% in 2024

Results are the school's own figures. Schools count them in different ways, so compare with care.

The school reports these results. We show them as it publishes them.

MeasureLatestEarlier years
A level entries graded A* or A70% (2026)St Dunstan's College: A level astar apercent (2026)Checked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: 2026 | 30% | 70% | 93%View the official source64% (2025)St Dunstan's College: A level astar apercent (2025)Checked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: 2025 | 21% | 64% | 89%View the official source; 63% (2024)St Dunstan's College: A level astar apercent (2024)Checked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: | 2024 | 27% | 63% | 88% |View the official source
A level entries graded A* to B–89% (2025)St Dunstan's College: A level astar bpercent (2025)Checked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: 2025 | 21% | 64% | 89%View the official source; 88% (2024)St Dunstan's College: A level astar bpercent (2024)Checked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: | 2024 | 27% | 63% | 88% |View the official source
GCSE grades 9 to 783% (2026)St Dunstan's College: Gcse9to7 percent (2026)Checked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: 2026 | 60% | 83% | 95%View the official source77% (2025)St Dunstan's College: Gcse9to7 percent (2025)Checked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: 2025 | 56% | 77% | 90%View the official source; 78% (2024)St Dunstan's College: Gcse9to7 percent (2024)Checked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: | 2024 | 53% | 78% | 90% |View the official source; 68% (2023)St Dunstan's College: Gcse9to7 percent (2023)Checked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: | 2023 | 45% | 68% | 86% |View the official source; 69% (2022)St Dunstan's College: Gcse9to7 percent (2022)Checked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: | 2022 | 47% | 69% | 85% |View the official source
GCSE grades 9 to 8–56% (2025)St Dunstan's College: Gcse9to8 percent (2025)Checked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: 2025 | 56% | 77% | 90%View the official source; 53% (2024)St Dunstan's College: Gcse9to8 percent (2024)Checked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: | 2024 | 53% | 78% | 90% |View the official source; 45% (2023)St Dunstan's College: Gcse9to8 percent (2023)Checked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: | 2023 | 45% | 68% | 86% |View the official source; 47% (2022)St Dunstan's College: Gcse9to8 percent (2022)Checked 10 Oct 2026 against St Dunstan's College.The source says: | 2022 | 47% | 69% | 85% |View the official source

For this year's A level grades A* to B and GCSE grades 9 to 8, two of the school's pages give slightly different figures. We have left those out and asked the school to confirm.

Official documents and sources

15 sources, each kept as an archived copy

ExamKind is independent. We are not connected with St Dunstan's College, its council or any test provider, and nobody pays to appear on this page. How we check facts · Report an error on this page