Wembley Stadium in London hosted the final graduation ceremony of Global Banking School (GBS) UK for 2025 on July 9, where nearly 2,000 students graduated across disciplines including Business, Healthcare, Construction, and Digital Technologies. This follows a ceremony the previous week in Birmingham, where 1,500 students from Birmingham, Manchester, and Leeds received their degrees. GBS UK CEO James Kennedy praised the graduates, saying, “We work to widen participation, address skills shortages, and enable social mobility—today, we see this first-hand.” He emphasized the importance of GBS UK’s mature-age graduates, who bring valuable lived experience to the UK workforce. James Murray MP, Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury, addressed the students during the ceremony. “It’s inspiring to see graduates ready to shape their communities and careers,” he said. The event coincided with the release of the 2025 National Student Survey (NSS), where GBS UK reported a 90% satisfaction rate in the ‘Teaching on my Course’ category—3% higher than the sector average. GBS UK also exceeded national averages in Organisation, Management, and Academic Support categories.