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Did you not think to ask at the open evening yourself, if it is of major importance to you in your decision making?jaypn2009 wrote:Have been through the site and has no concrete % of students going to Oxbridge in last few years as opposed to other top of league table schools which provide this information.
Hence my query here.
Assuming parents who went to Open day could share info ... if it was mentioned then.
Asking for a friend...ToadMum wrote:jaypn2009 wrote:Have been through the site and has no concrete % of students going to Oxbridge in last few years as opposed to
Did you not think to ask at the open evening yourself, if it is of major importance to you in your decision making?
As you don't have to submit your CAF for nearly another 48 hours, you could phone the school tomorrow and ask?
quasimodo wrote:Here are the links.The first port of call is getting good GCSE's.
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jaypn2009 wrote:Asking for a friend...ToadMum wrote:jaypn2009 wrote:Have been through the site and has no concrete % of students going to Oxbridge in last few years as opposed to
Did you not think to ask at the open evening yourself, if it is of major importance to you in your decision making?
As you don't have to submit your CAF for nearly another 48 hours, you could phone the school tomorrow and ask?
We have already chosen Essex school
I'm genuiunely interested in how this is relevant to choosing a school. The students on any list are 8 years older than any child starting next year. The A level specifications are completing changes to linear and GCSE grades are also changing. Many teachers will have left a school in 8 years - historic degree information is irrelevant.jaypn2009 wrote:What is the OXBRIDGE resutls for ilford county ? How many go these Universities ? any info available?
I am genuinely interested in knowing what else are you looking at , if you are choosing grammar school ?!Guest55 wrote:I'm genuiunely interested in how this is relevant to choosing a school. The students on any list are 8 years older than any child starting next year. The A level specifications are completing changes to linear and GCSE grades are also changing. Many teachers will have left a school in 8 years - historic degree information is irrelevant.jaypn2009 wrote:What is the OXBRIDGE resutls for ilford county ? How many go these Universities ? any info available?