POST 16 RESULTS DAYS 2025

Cranford Students Strike Gold

With Post 16 Exam Success

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Reaching for More Stars

Cranford students have marked the academy’s golden jubilee year with a tremendous performance across A Level, T Level and BTEC qualifications.

Results in 2025 show very significant increases at the top grades, with one third of all results awarded at A–B* — a rise of 8% on last year.

Strong Praise from the CEO

Chief Executive Officer Kevin Prunty said:

“We are delighted with the phenomenal performance of our students who have worked very hard for these terrific results. Equally pleasing is their positive Value Added measure, which is testament to the huge progress they have made over their courses and the dedication of Cranford staff. Our students now move on to some of the most prestigious universities and industries across the country, taking with them the great depth of skills and experience their time at Cranford has provided.”

Celebrating Standout Achievers

Among the many students heading to Russell Group universities and directly into industry, some individual stories particularly stand out:

Top achievers:
- Miya Dhaliwal and Aryan Lola each achieved an incredible maximum of A, A, A***.
  - Miya has declined her offer from University College London (UCL) to accept a highly competitive degree apprenticeship with KPMG as a Chartered Accountant.
  - Aryan is exploring options as he pursues his ambition to study dentistry.

Off to UCL:
- Aleeza Akhtar (A, A, A*) will read Medicine.
- Jasmin Growar (A, A, A, B) will study History.

Medicine success:
- Kirithiga Suthaharan (A, A, A in Biology, Physics and Psychology) is heading to the University of Exeter to study Medicine.

STEM futures:
- Nischal Gurung (A, A, A) will study Artificial Intelligence at King’s College London.
- Pranav Bhandare (A, A, B) will pursue Computer Science at King’s alongside Nischal.
- Haris Ejaz (A, A, A) will take a gap year before beginning Economics at the University of St Andrews.
- Krish Kumar (A, A, A** in Physics, Maths and Further Maths) will study Civil Engineering at the University of Bath.

Law ambitions:
- Karnveer Kang (A, A, B*) and Syed Ali Hasan (A, A, A, B) will both study Law at Queen Mary University.
- Mehak Singh (A, A, B) will read Law at Royal Holloway.
- Mankerat Virk (A, A, B) will read Law at Warwick.

Technical excellence:
- Hissan Khanzada (Distinction*, Distinction, Distinction) will read Biomedical Sciences at Roehampton.
- Aryan Sachdeva (Distinction*, Distinction*, Distinction, plus a B in A Level German) has secured a football contract with a local team, postponing university until later.