Record-breaking A-level results in Stanmore lead to Oxbridge, Russell Group and top apprenticeships
Students at Avanti House Sixth Form in Stanmore are celebrating record-breaking A-level results this summer, with many now heading to some of the UK’s most competitive universities and prestigious apprenticeships.
This year, 31% of all grades were A*-A, with 58% at A*-B. Further Maths students achieved 93% A*-A, Maths 51% A*-A, Economics 36% A*-A, Geography 35% A*-A, Computer Science 31% A*-A and History 27% A*-A. Notably, 100% of students who studied all three of Maths, Further Maths and Economics achieved A* or A grades.
Among the high achievers was Tejas Kulthe, who earned four A* grades and will study Maths at the University of Oxford. Other destinations include Warwick University, King’s College London, LSE and UCL, as well as apprenticeships with KPMG, Slaughter and May, Jaguar Land Rover and Barclays.
Principal Simon Arnell said: “We are so proud of the results. We have maintained incredibly high outcomes and given our students amazing opportunities to flourish and become spiritually compassionate changemakers in their next steps, whether this is at university and top companies across the country. The amazing outcomes mirror the outstanding Ofsted inspection from June.

“Through our flourishing alumni network, we will continue to hear of their amazing achievements as they live the Avanti Way. I would like to thank all the parents and families for their support during the past seven years that their children have been with us and we are so proud of them all. We are now looking forward to the next cohorts, in both Year 7 and 12, to start their exciting journey with us.”
The results come just weeks after Avanti House Sixth Form received an “Outstanding” rating from Ofsted in June 2025, with inspectors praising the sixth form’s high-quality teaching, careers provision, leadership opportunities and the key role students play in school life.

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