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98% of entries for WJEC examinations were graded A*-E; 80% achieved A*-C grades; 57% were graded A*-B and 32% of the entries achieved the top ‘A-A*’ grades.

Schools across the county have congratulated learners on their dedication, hard work and perseverance over the last two years, with many now progressing to higher education, apprenticeships, further training or employment.

Councillor Wyn Thomas, Ceredigion Cabinet Member for Schools and Lifelong Learning, said: “This year's results reflect the dedication and resilience of our young people, together with the outstanding support provided by our schools, families and communities. I would like to congratulate all learners on their achievements and wish them every success as they take the next steps in their education, training or careers.”

The following table provides comparative figures, excluding Welsh Baccalaureate results. Figures for Wales include all examination bodies whilst figures for Ceredigion contain results for WJEC only.

Elen James, Ceredigion Chief Education Officer, said: “Once again this year, I would like to express how proud I am of the achievements of all Ceredigion learners as they receive excellent A Level, Vocational Courses and AS Level results. It is wonderful to see such positive outcomes, which are a reflection of their hard work and commitment throughout the year.

I would also like to thank all teachers and school staff for their support and dedication in preparing learners so thoroughly. My thanks also go to the learners themselves for all their hard work, and to their families and carers for their continued encouragement and support.

We wish every learner the very best as they embark on the next exciting stage of their lives, whether that be studying for a degree at university, undertaking an apprenticeship, attending further education college or entering the world of work.”

Best wishes to all students for the future.

13/08/2026