- This large CofE academy on the outskirts of Chichester was named after Ralph de Luffa, who was the bishop of Chichester from 1091 to 1123.
- Priority admissions are given to families who attend church regularly, so pupils, all of whom sit the religious studies GCSE, are spread over a wide geographical area.
- Bishop Luffa has been awarded an Eco-Schools Green Flag for initiatives such as its eco committee and chicken club, where pupils look after the school’s rescue hens. There is also an annual Go Green week.
- Other extracurricular activities include the cheerleading squad, netball, football, rugby and fencing, as well as a sewing bee, film club, coding group, yoga, Lego club and ancient Greek for beginners. There are many opportunities for student leadership, including an active student council, which has representatives from every year group.
- The Sixth Form Centre has a coffee shop and pool tables for socialising, plus a well-stocked library and silent study space. Students take three A-levels from a choice of 30 options, then can choose to take a fourth A-level, core maths or an Extended Project Qualification (EPQ).
Results
A-level 2025 rank: 313=
Grade
%
A*
6.2
A
16.8
B
34.4
A*/A
23
A*-B
57.4
GCSE 2025 rank: 362=
Grade
%
9/8
15.8
7
10.4
9/8/7
26.2