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NatMatSci is proud to celebrate an outstanding set of Oxbridge offers for 2026, with a particular focus on the success of young women pursuing STEM degrees at the University of Cambridge and the University of Oxford.

These Cambridge and Oxford offers highlight the strength of our students in mathematics, engineering and physics, and reflect a continued commitment to supporting girls in STEM. As leading UK universities, Oxbridge places are highly competitive, making these achievements especially noteworthy.

We are delighted to recognise the following students:

  • Ellie – Mathematics, Newnham College, Cambridge
  • Evelina – Engineering, Trinity College, Cambridge
  • Kristina – Architecture, Christ’s College, Cambridge
  • Sophia – Mathematics, Clare College, Cambridge
  • Luna – Physics, New College, Oxford

Record-Breaking A Level Results in 2025

These Oxbridge successes follow a year of exceptional academic performance across the college. NatMatSci is celebrating its best-ever A Level results, achieved by its largest graduating cohort to date, 25% bigger than the previous year.

Specialising exclusively in STEM subjects, widely recognised as some of the most academically demanding disciplines, these results underline the strength of NatMatSci’s academic provision:

  • 86% of results awarded A–A* grades
  • 55% of results awarded A* grades
  • 96% of results awarded A*–B grades

In addition, over half of students achieved A*A*A or better, reflecting a consistently high level of attainment across the cohort.

Inspiring the Next Generation of Women in STEM

At NatMatSci, we are committed to encouraging and supporting girls in STEM, helping students build the confidence, knowledge and ambition to succeed in competitive university applications and beyond.

We look forward to seeing these students thrive at Cambridge and Oxford, and to celebrating the next generation of NatMatSci students aiming for Oxbridge success.

Interested in life at NatMatSci?

We invite you to attend our Virtual Open Day on 9th June. Sessions will take place at 10:30am and 4:30pm. Please complete the form below to register your place.

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