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Where did each school's leavers actually go?

Follow a London prep or primary to the senior schools its leavers joined, then a senior school to its universities. These are destinations schools have published, shown with their year and source.

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111 London schools have published where their leavers went. The 105 that name the schools their leavers joined are listed here.

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Where The Cavendish School leavers went

86 leavers counted, 2024 to 2026. Choose a destination to see its own leavers.

  1. City of London School for Girls12 14%
  2. The Camden School for Girls12 14%
  3. Channing School11 13%
  4. Francis Holland School8 9%
  5. South Hampstead High School GDST8 9%
  6. Forest School5 6%
  7. The St Marylebone CofE School5 6%
  8. Parliament Hill School4 5%
  9. Haberdashers' Girls' School3 3%
  10. Queens College School3 3%
  11. North London Collegiate School2 2%
  12. The Latymer School2 2%
  13. Belmont School1 1%
  14. Benenden School1 1%
  15. City of London Academy, Shoreditch Park1 1%
  16. Dulwich (Singapore)1 1%
  17. Highgate School1 1%
  18. Kensington Park School1 1%
  19. Queenswood1 1%
  20. The Grey Coat Hospital1 1%
  21. The Henrietta Barnett School1 1%
  22. The King Alfred School1 1%
  23. Trevor-Roberts School1 1%

Source: cavendishschool.co.uk · leavers 2024 to 2026 · last checked 10 October 2026

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After City of London Academy, Shoreditch Park

Official destination measures for the cohort that left in 2022/23.

  1. Staying in education or employment for at least 2 terms after key stage 495%
  2. In a sustained education destination93%
  3. Going to a school sixth form53%
  4. Going to a sixth-form college7%
  5. Going to a further education college or other FE provider34%
  6. In a sustained apprenticeship0%

Source: Department for Education, Compare school and college performance · 2022/23 cohort · last checked 9 October 2026

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What this is, and what it is not

  • It is a record of where past leavers went, as each school published it on its own website, with the year and a link to the page.
  • It is not a prediction for your child. A destination reflects that year's pupils, their choices and the entry tests they sat. It says nothing about the chance of an offer.
  • Numbers are shown only where the school gave them and we could check them. A percentage appears only when at least 20 leavers were counted and every destination has a number; otherwise you see counts, or just the names.
  • Gaps stay as gaps. Many schools publish a list of names without numbers, or nothing at all. We do not fill these in, and we do not show modelled or estimated flows.
  • Spotted a mistake? Tell us, with a link to the school's page if you can.