Knights Celebrates Strong Sixth Form Results

Students and staff at Haberdashers' Knights Academy are celebrating an excellent set of Sixth Form results, with this year's Year 13 cohort achieving the school's strongest outcomes since 2019.

The results reflect the hard work and commitment shown by students throughout their time at Knights and continue a strong tradition of success in both academic and vocational qualifications.

Knights Sixth Form Results 2026

Students secured a range of impressive destinations this year. Among the highlights:

• Kaitlynd Cela achieved A*AA in Government & Politics, History and Sociology and will be progressing to UCL to study Law
• Piravina Kartheepan achieved AAB and will be going to Queen Mary University of London to study Economics and Finance
• Damyan Vodenicharov achieved AAB and secured a place at UCL to study International Management
• Tega Isiakpere achieved BBB and will study Law at the University of Surrey

Continuing success in our vocational outcomes

Knights Academy continues to be particularly proud of its vocational provision, which has consistently delivered outcomes significantly above national averages for many years. This year's results once again demonstrate the strength of those courses and the opportunities they create for young people.

Two students achieved three Distinction Stars, the highest possible vocational grade profile, in Applied Science Extended: 

• James Bernards achieved D*D*D and is going to De Montfort University to study 3D Animation and Visual Effects
• Annabelle Bland will be studying Physiotherapy at York St John University after securing D*D*D

These achievements are a powerful reminder that vocational pathways can lead to exceptional outcomes and highly competitive university destinations.

James Hadley, Principal, said:

Congratulations to all of our Year 13 students on these fantastic results. We are incredibly proud of what they have achieved and of the resilience they have shown throughout their time at Knights Academy.

These outcomes open up exciting opportunities for our young people, whether that is university, further training or employment. They are thoroughly deserved. I would also like to thank our dedicated staff and families for the support, encouragement and belief they have given our students along the way.

This year's outcomes reflect the broad range of opportunities available within the Sixth Form, with students succeeding across both A Level and vocational routes and moving on to a wide variety of exciting destinations.