Headteacher: Ms J Enright MA (Oxon) MSc
Queens Park Community School Aylestone Avenue, London, NW6 7BQ
Please click on the headings below for useful information regarding exams and timetables.
Collection of Results - We strongly encourage all students to collect their results in person. It is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate your achievements together, and staff will be on hand to offer support and guidance regarding your next steps.
If you are unable to collect your results in person, you must provide Ms McNeela with written permission authorising someone else to collect them on your behalf. This authorisation must be submitted by Friday 10th July, 2026.
Please note that examination results will also be emailed directly to students' QPCS email addresses on results day.
The Sixth Form team will be available to support you with all your post-18 options. We'll be on hand to answer any UCAS or Apprenticeship application queries, and specifically to assist with UCAS Clearing Plus if you've changed your mind, exceeded expectations, or not met your offers.
Please ensure you can access your UCAS personal ID and login details and bring a fully charged mobile phone.
Year 12 students may collect their Level 3 Criminology and BTEC Business external module results in person at the school from 11.00am.
Collection of Results - We strongly encourage all students to collect their results in person. It is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate your achievements together, and staff will be on hand to offer support and guidance regarding your next steps. If you are unable to come to school to collect your results you must ensure Ms McNeela has a stamped addressed envelope in order to post them to you. Alternatively, you can give Ms McNeela written permission for someone to collect them on your behalf. This must be done by Friday 10th July, 2026.
Most formal GCSE examinations are taken at the end of Year 11. However, there are changes to examination requirements every few years which we ensure that students are kept informed about and are well prepared for. All students who have completed the requirements for their course, and who have good attendance and punctuality records, are automatically entered for all of their examinations. For most students this will be at least nine GCSEs, ten if they are taking triple science. Students who are talented in mathematics, may take Further Mathematics GCSE. Bilingual students may take GCSEs in their heritage language. Some GCSEs have ‘tiered’ exams. Teachers recommend entry for the Foundation or Higher tier based on the work students complete during Year 11 and their practice exams. Recommendations are made, in consultation with students, with a view to them achieving the best possible grades for all their subjects.
We use a variety of examination boards including EDEXCEL, AQA, EDUQAS and OCR. We select the best syllabus for each subject based on the interests and aptitudes of our students.