Haileybury Turnford is delighted to report very many excellent achievements by its students in their A Levels and vocational qualifications today, which were the school’s best results since the pandemic.
Robin Newman, Principal, said: “We are extremely proud of all the work and achievements of our sixth form students. This group of students have been very committed to their studies over the past two years and they have achieved very well, and we are very proud of the wonderful range of destinations secured.”
Adam Fletcher achieved A* A* A in Mathematics, Accounting and Economics and has secured a degree apprenticeship in auditing at Evelyn Partners. Nazir Charalambous achieved A* A B in Mathematics, Further Mathematics and Physics and will study Physics at King’s College London. Caitlyn Murphy achieved A* Distinction, Distinction in Photography, Media and Health & Social Care and has secured a role in childcare with Broxbourne Council Kidz Club. Tienna Goldhill achieved Distinction* A B in Business, Art and Geography and will study Illustration at the University of Arts. Dylan Aziz achieved A A B in Biology, History and Chemistry and will study Sport and Exercise Science at the University of Hertfordshire. Mitchell Hartridge achieved A A B in Accounting, Economics and Engineering and in the process of securing an accounting apprenticeship. Head Student, Ruby Gunes, will be studying Medicine at the University of Nottingham.
Navpreet Shivalkar, Head of Sixth Form, said: “I am delighted with our sixth formers’ results today and they have secured the university or apprenticeship of their choice as a result of their dedication and commitment to their studies.”
Robin Newman, Principal, added: “Our students have benefited from the very high expectations and commitment from teaching and pastoral staff at Haileybury Turnford and our Sixth Form continues to provide an excellent learning environment for all students.
Haileybury Turnford is judged “Good” by Ofsted and provides a high-quality education for its students, including in its sixth form, and is committed to providing life changing opportunities for its young people.
