Exam Results 2026
Year 13 Results – Press Release August 2026
Haileybury Turnford Year 13 students celebrate with the school’s best ever results!
Haileybury Turnford is delighted with the outstanding achievements of its Year 13 students, who have received their A Level and vocational qualification results today.
Robin Newman, Principal, said: “We are thrilled with today’s results and are incredibly proud of our Year 13 students. They have shown great determination and a real commitment to their studies, supported by our excellent staff team. Our Year 13 cohort have achieved the school’s best ever A Level and vocational exam results, and have secured a range of excellent destinations following their studies at Haileybury Turnford.”
Among the many success stories, Albert Bridgeman will study English Language and
Literature at the University of Oxford, Helin Caliskan will study Pharmacy at University College
London, Adam Beat will study Philosophy, Politics and Economics at the University of Leeds, James Hajdu will study Mathematics and Sport Science at Loughborough University and Seun Dosunmu has secured a Degree Apprenticeship as a Chartered Manager at Dalkia.
Navpreet Shivalkar, Head of Sixth Form, said: “Our students have done incredibly well. It’s fantastic to see so many of them attending the university of their choice or securing a competitive degree apprenticeship. We are so very proud of them all!”
Robin Newman, Principal, added: “Our students have benefited from the high-quality education and commitment from teaching and pastoral staff at Haileybury Turnford, and our Sixth Form provides an excellent stepping stone to university and the world of work. We send our congratulations to our Class of 2026 as they move onto the next chapter in their lives.”
Year 11 Results – Press Release August 2026
Haileybury Turnford students achieved their highest ever GCSE and vocational results for a third successive year, following last week’s record breaking A Level and Level 3 vocational results.
Students are celebrating today at Haileybury Turnford in Cheshunt as GCSE and other vocational qualification results are published.
Principal, Robin Newman, said, “We are delighted for our students who have been rewarded for their hard work and should be very pleased with their results today. The Class of 2026 has achieved the school’s highest ever GCSE and vocational results in the school’s history as well as success across the whole range of subjects. It was lovely that many staff were able to celebrate with students in
school this morning and we wish our students well as they continue their studies at sixth form or college, or begin an apprenticeship or work.”
Year Achievement Coordinator for Year 11, Sez Aydin, said, “We are incredibly proud of the
achievements of our Year 11 students, who have broken new records for attainment across multiple subjects. GCSE Maths results reached a new high, with the school achieving its highest ever results and placing the school within the top 25% of all school’s Nationally. These results are a testament to their hard work, resilience and determination, and it has been fantastic to see them celebrating their successes today. The Class of 2026 should be immensely proud of all they have achieved.”
Amongst the highest achievers were Miran Beter, Stanley Mckellan, Rosa Pinto, Eli Carey, Angelica Biniecka, Carla Salamone, Narin Yildirim and Adam Durmus all receiving a very high number of top grades.
Haileybury Turnford is also very proud to congratulate Angelica Biniecka, who has been recognised by Cambridge OCR as one of the highest-performing students nationally in Cambridge National Child Development. This outstanding achievement places Angelica among the top students in the country and reflects her dedication and hard work.
Robin Newman added “Alongside these outstanding achievements, many other students have secured results that will help them thrive in their chosen pathways beyond Year 11, and we are proud to celebrate all of their successes.
We look forward to continuing to support many of our students in our sixth form next year and to hearing about the exciting journeys of those progressing to college, apprenticeships and the workplace.”
