26% of grades at A*-A, and 53% A*-B. In 2016, 65% of pupils achieved A*-C in English and Maths GCSEs. 27% of A level grades awarded were A*/A, and 14.4% of sixth form pupils achieved AAB or above including 2 facilitating subjects, below the national average of 17%. Curriculum Subjects offered include: Art and Design, Biology, Business Studies, Chemistry, Childcare, Drama, Economics, English Language, English Literature, Food Technology, French, Geography, German, Graphics, History, ICT, Mathematics, Music, Physics, Psychology, Religious Studies, Resistant Materials, Sociology, Systems and Control and Textiles. Facilities Sports The Henry Box School has a sports hall and gym used for physical education lessons and after-school sports activities such as badminton, rounders, cricket and basketball. For some PE lessons students go off-site to use the Leys or Witney Artificial Turf Pitch. The school's extra-curricular sports teams include cricket, badminton, football, hockey, netball, rugby, and basketball, and the department organizes international sports tours such as the 2011 Sri Lanka and 2009 Portugal tours. In addition to this, several students currently represent Great Britain and England in sports ranging from golf to equestrian to baseball. The school's under-14 and under-16 boys' badminton teams won the Centre Parcs County Championships in 2013 and went on to represent Oxfordshire at the University of Surrey for the South East National Schools Championships, the first time a school has won both regional age group competitions. In April 2014 the school won the Oxfordshire Under-16 Football Cup, after beating local rivals Wood Green in the final at Carterton Football Club. Sciences The Henry Box School has 11 science laboratories. English The school has a library, also known as the Learning Resources Centre. Students take part in the Kids' Lit Quiz annually and the school also hosts author visits such as Chris Bradford and Andy Briggs. The Arts The school puts on drama and musical productions throughout the year; for example, Jesus Christ Superstar in April 2013 and Annie in April 2011. The school's new music block, including a recording studio and sound-proof practice and teaching rooms, was opened on 26 November 2010 by David Cameron, Prime Minister. To celebrate the opening of the music block, students recorded a cover of Take That's Greatest Day which was then uploaded onto YouTube. The members or 100 Bullets Back also met at this school. Sixth form The Henry Box School has a large and successful sixth form, from which