GCSE & PRE-16 RESULTS DAYS 2025 (EXEC)

GCSE success for Year 11 students

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Cranford students have achieved another set of brilliant outcomes at GCSE. Again this year, nearly a quarter of results awarded to Cranford students are at the top grades of 7-9, sustaining the remarkable improvement in recent years.

Numbers of students achieving the government’s key measure of level 5 and above in Maths and English continue to be well above the national average, as does overall attainment and EBACC results.

Chief Executive, Kevin Prunty said: “We are delighted with these results which are testament to the talent, determination and diligence of all of our students and staff. Although there will be no National progress data for the next two years, all of our internal baseline data suggests that progress, which is so important for us here at Cranford, continues to be very positive with students on average doing over half a grade better than expected. It is particularly pleasing to see students being rewarded for their hard work with top grades.

These results alongside excellent results in our thriving sixth form, mean the future for this cohort and every individual is golden in our jubilee year.”

There are so many Cranford students who have done exceptionally well it is hard to pick just a few. Some particular stars include:

Amrit Seehra achieved a remarkable 8 grade 9s, including 9s across all three Sciences, Maths and Further Maths. He will be staying at Cranford to study A levels in Maths, Further Maths, Physics and Geography.

Twins Harith and Yunus Sheikh obtained a fantastic 6 grade 9s each. This healthy academic competition will stand them in fantastic stead for Cranford’s sixth form.

Haniya Iqbal, Muqadas Kabiri, Qais Bhaisaheb, Samantha Pereira and Sumaya Dhiisow achieved an incredible 23 grade 9s, and 15 grade 8s between them.

Other hugely impressive exam achievements include Maisoon Nejrabi, Parv Mathur, Kiratjot Singh and Mohammad Butt, all of whom achieved an Average Point Score (APS) above a grade 8 across all of their GCSEs.