Destinations of Year 13 Leavers - 2005

Destinations of Year 13 Leavers - 2005

Benjamin Allen

Applying for September 2006

Media and Marketing

Louise Ardron

Coventry University

Nursing

Jessica Armitage

Southampton University

English

Laura Betts

University of Central Lancashire

TV Production

Jordan Boon

 Portsmouth University

Mathematics for Finance and Management

Abigail Bowley

St John's College, Leeds University

Occupational Therapy

Oliver Brierley

Trinity & All Saints' College, Leeds University

Media

Steven Carr

Hull University

History

Amy Carter

Aston University

European Studies and German

Laura Cawthorne

Applying for September 2006

 Geography

Michael Coady

Birmingham University

Mathematics with Business Management

Hannah Collins

Manchester Metropolitan University

Fashion Buying (HND)

Katie Coltman

 Leeds Metropolitan University

Sport and Exercise Science (2006)

Stuart Comber

University of East Anglia

Philosophy

Freya Craven

University College, Northampton

Early Childhood Studies

Elyssa Fagan

Bath Spa University

Drama Studies and English Literature

Luanne Fairbrother

Loughborough College

Beauty Therapy

Laura Finn

Magdalene College, Cambridge University

English

Olivia French

Applying for September 2006

Criminology

Callie Glover

Applying for September 2006

Veterinary Medicine

Josephine Goodwin

Kent University

Philosophy

James Grant

University of Bristol, West of England

Real Estate (Valuation and Management)

Jack Harty

Edinburgh University

Biological Sciences and Management

Jonjo Henry

Royal Holloway College, London University

Economics and French

India Hobbs

Australia

 GAP Year

Philip Irvine

Landscape gardening / Design

Employment

Elizabeth Knowles

De Montfort University

Physical Education with Qualified Teacher Status

Calvin Kuo

St. Andrew's University

Mathematics (2006)

David Li

Liverpool University

Aerospace Engineering

Lowell Li

Hull University

Psychology

Frankie Lo

Anglia Polytechnic University

Criminology and Psychology

Christopher Lutterodt

Applying for September 2006

Medicine

Peter Madden

Southampton University

Economics with Actuarial Studies

Sean McAuley

Huddersfield University

Business Management

Hannah Merrion

Manchester Metropolitan University

Clothing Design and Technology

Harry Murphy

Applying for September 2006

Management

Alice Myles

Leeds College of Art and Design

Art Foundation

Harriet Power

Edinburgh University

Astrophysics (2006)

Chiara Raine

Bath University

French and Politics

Andrew Sharpe

Hull University

Chemistry with Nanotechnology

James Simpson

Australia

 GAP Year

Jennifer Slaughter

Aston University

 International Business, French and Spanish

Thomas Sleight

Leeds University

 Computing with Management Studies

James Stabler

Car Retailing

 Employment

Kathryn Stuart

Portsmouth University

 Marine Biology

Jennifer Tandy

Birmingham University

 Philosophy

David Thomas

Bath University

 Pharmacy

Michael Virgilio

De Montfort University

 Multimedia Design

Carly Wholton

Applying for September 2006

 Medicine

Thomas Williams

York University

 Chemistry

Alice Wong

Brighton University

 International Hospitality Management

Post-A level 2005: A summary

 

Statistics

Students in Year13

Students applying via UCAS
Of these, number who decided not to pursue application
So, students seeking a place in Higher Education

Eventual destinations of students:
Place at CF (inc. after GAP year)
Place at CI (inc. after GAP year)
Place at university via clearing
GAP Year with UCAS application for 2006 entry
GAP Year with further plans to be decided
Art Foundation or other Foundation course
Employment

51

46
3
43


31
3
5
5
2
2
2

Notes

This year's cohort had, as a group applied rather more ambitiously to universities than students in recent years. While most of these applications were successful, we had a larger than usual (though still small!) number of students who did not gain entry to their first choice university. Support was provided for these students, all of whom were pleased with their eventual destinations. Despite concerns voiced in the press, we experienced no difficulties with clearing: all students having a choice of appropriate courses from which to choose.

Subjectively, the feeling is that the results of the Year Group are pleasing. All of the most able students obtained mainly A grade passes (16 students obtained just A and B grades at A level, with 7 of them passing with 'straight A grades'), while the less academically able generally obtained grades in line with, or in excess of, expectations. A small handful of students underachieved but in each case this was expected, being caused by a less than ideal response to the demands of their courses.

G.J.Sharpe
12/09/05