At QUEST Trust, every milestone, big or small, is a reflection of our shared values: ambition, care, collaboration, and a commitment to excellence. Whether it’s our pupils coming together to raise thousands for charity, our staff shaping inclusive learning environments, or our schools earning praise for innovation and leadership, each achievement tells a story of unity and progress. Together we’re building a legacy that empowers learners, strengthens communities, and inspires futures.

Celebrating Exceptional Results Across QUEST Trust

A huge well done to our pupils, students, staff and families across QUEST Trust for another year of incredible achievement. We are delighted to celebrate the outstanding progress and success of our children and young people across our primary schools, University Collegiate School and UCS Sixth Form.

From early years development and primary school assessments to GCSE and Sixth Form qualifications, these achievements reflect the dedication of our pupils, the commitment of our staff and the support of our families.

Exceptional Primary School Results

Our four primary schools have achieved results above national averages across a range of key assessments, demonstrating the hard work and progress of our pupils.

 

Our Year 6 pupils have also celebrated strong SATs results across reading, writing, mathematics and spelling, punctuation and grammar (SPaG).

At the expected standard, pupils achieved:

• 86% in reading, well above the national average.

• 86% in writing, well above the national average.

• 88% in mathematics, well above the national average.

• 84% in SPaG, well above the national average.

At greater depth, results included 42% in reading, 17% in writing, 39% in mathematics and 42% in SPaG, with reading well above the national average and the other subjects above the national average.

Our combined expected standard across reading, writing, mathematics and SPaG reached 82%, well above the national average, while 10% achieved the combined greater depth standard, above the national average.

These results reflect the hard work and determination of our pupils and the dedication of colleagues across our primary schools, who work tirelessly to support every child to achieve their potential.

Outstanding Secondary and Sixth Form Results

We are equally proud of the exceptional achievements of students at University Collegiate School and UCS Sixth Form, where students have celebrated success across GCSE and post 16 qualifications.

This year's GCSE results include the school's best ever GCSE performance, with students achieving some outstanding individual grades.

Among the achievements celebrated:

• Haniya achieved three Grade 9s, four Grade 8s and one Distinction.

• Daniyal achieved three Grade 9s and four Grade 8s.

• Aamna achieved a Grade 9, a Distinction*, four Grade 8s and two Grade 7s.

At Sixth Form, Stephanie achieved three Distinction* grades, while Sofia and Zertashia each achieved two Distinction* grades and one Distinction. Applied Science students achieved an average grade of Distinction*.

These achievements highlight the opportunities available to students at UCS and the commitment of our staff to supporting young people in reaching their ambitions.

Exciting Futures and Positive Destinations

At QUEST Trust, success goes beyond examination results. We are committed to Supporting Young People from Early Years to Employment, ensuring our students are equipped with the knowledge, skills and confidence to take their next steps.

For the third consecutive year, 100% of students achieved positive destinations, progressing to university, apprenticeships, employment and further training.

University destinations include the University of Salford, University of Liverpool, University of Huddersfield and the University of Manchester.

We are also delighted that 75 Year 11 students have accepted a place at UCS Sixth Form, continuing their educational journey within the QUEST family.

A Huge Well Done to Our QUEST Family

These achievements are a testament to the hard work, ambition and determination of our pupils and students, alongside the dedication of our staff and the continued support of our families.

Every milestone, qualification and success represents another step towards fulfilling our shared vision of Supporting Young People from Early Years to Employment.

Congratulations to everyone across QUEST Trust. We are incredibly proud of you all!

Other Achievements

St. Peter’s Hindley obtained the Cansfield High Maths Challenge Champions, ATSA Times Tables Challenge Champions, Skills Builder Bronze Award, ATSA Silver Award, Bolton School North West football tournament runner-up and Picture News Silver Award

 

Hindley Green Community Primary School received Sportsmark Silver Award, Skillsbuilder Silver Award 2025-26, The Canal and River Trust Mission 1st Place Winners 2025-26

 

 

St. John’s Church of England Primary, Hindley Green received the Sportsmark Silver Award Skillsbuilder and Silver Award 2025-26

 

 

St. John’s Church of England Primary School, Abram received the Bronze School games Mark, Bronze Skills Builder Award and Picture News Impact Award

 

 

University Collegiate School received Fischer Family Trust (FFT) for their hard work on attendance