The Knights Templar School - Results 2025

Key Stage 4

"We would like to congratulate all of our Year 11 students; we are immensely proud of what they have achieved. Their success is credit to their hard work, courage and commitment. Students have been really supportive of each other throughout and embraced not only their studies but also the wider aspects of the curriculum such as sports, the Arts and our Duke of Edinburgh award scheme.

Every student at The Knights Templar School has their own story and school journey and we are proud of each of them. There are however some outstanding individual achievers who do deserve a special mention; Freddie Simons achieved nine grade 9’s and one grade 8, Ingrid Bishton achieved eight grade 9’s, one grade 8 and a grade 7, Theo Baker achieved eight grade 9’s, two grade 8’s and one grade 7. Harpreet Mander achieved nine grade 9’s, and one grade 5.

We would like to thank all our parents and carers who give great support to the students and to this school, and to thank every member of staff at our school for all their hard work and commitment. The Knights Templar school continues to develop well rounded young people who are prepared for their next steps, we are proud of them all."

Edward Hutchings, Headteacher

Key Stage 5

"With over 30 different courses and one of the largest sixth forms in North Herts, our students have excelled across a huge range of qualifications, we are incredibly proud of all of them and what they have achieved. This just under 90% of our students will be progressing to their first choice of university, including large numbers to the Russell Group and others to the world of work and degree level apprenticeship. With over 20% of grades at a A*- A, our students have some incredible next steps. A special mention goes to Ramsey Ludbrook (3 A* grades in Chemistry, Maths & Physics ) who has a place at Bristol to study Mathematics; Josh Prior (Chemistry A*, Maths A* and Biology A) who will be going to Loughborough to study Chemical Engineering; Inigo Tapping (Maths A*, Physics A* and Chemistry A) who will be taking a place at the University of Bristol to do Aerospace Engineering and Lillian Shapland (Psychology A*, History A and Spanish A ) who will be taking a place at the University of Oxford to study History.

Congratulations to all our students and we wish them every success for their future".

Edward Hutchings, Headteacher

Ramsey Ludbrook (A*A*A*)

Gill Hopkins, Head of Sixth Form, commented:

"As a Sixth Form team we continue to be so proud of the hard work of both our teaching staff and students in battling an educational climate of continued change, to produce such solid results. Our students are now looking towards the next stage of their education and careers, ranging from advanced apprenticeships to employment, further study at university. We are proud of our strong tradition of impressive exam results at The Knights Templar Sixth Form but place equal value in the vast range of extra-curricular opportunities that we provide to help create well-rounded young people. We have no doubt that the KTS Sixth Form Class of 2025 will continue to achieve well on their post-18 journey. Well done to all."

Lillian Shapland, who achieved Psychology A*, History A and Spanish A will be reading History at the University of Oxford said “I have loved my time at KTS Sixth Form! All my teachers have been so supportive and have really helped me prepare for both my exams and my options after sixth form. I will take so many amazing memories with me from my time here!”

Rose Holmes (AAB) will be going to the University of Warwick to study History and Ariana Bigheiu (Dist*, Dist *, B) will be studying Business Management at the University of Nottingham.

Oliver Biegala, (Dist*, Dist *, C and heading to the University to study LLB Law) said "Looking back at my at my time at KTS, I can confidently say it was a transformative period in my life. KTS has a supportive and welcoming environment which played a huge role in my academics and my own personal growth. There are lots of opportunities available with a range of different subject and extra curricular activities, along with passionate and knowledgeable teachers which made learning fun and challenging, yet rewarding. This is because The teachers were not only experts in their fields but also genuinely invested in our success, always available for extra help and guidance. However, what truly set KTS apart from other Sixth Forms was the sense of community. KTS has an inclusive and friendly atmosphere, where students and teachers worked together. This enabled me to form friendships with people who I'd never think I would make friends with. Reflecting back on my time at KTS, I am grateful for my time and all the memories I made and I am proud to be a student at KTS."