Leaver pathways

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 Westminster Cathedral Choir School leavers went

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

Eton College22
Dulwich College15
Westminster School9
Harrow School8
St Paul's School6
Radley College3
City of London School2
The King's School, Canterbury2
Tonbridge School2
Wetherby School2

Also named, no number published: Ampleforth College, Berkhamsted School, Brighton College, Gordonstoun, Hampton School, Marlborough College, Sherborne School, The Cardinal Vaughan Memorial RC School, Whitgift School, Worth School.

Source: choirschool.com · leavers 2024 to 2026 · last checked 10 October 2026

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After Dulwich College

Universities the school names for its leavers, 2024. See the school page for the figures it publishes.

Named by the school, no number published: Brown University, Durham University, Harvard University, Imperial College London, London School of Economics, Loughborough University, McGill University, Newcastle University, RADA, Slade School of Fine Art, Stanford University, University College London, University of Bath, University of Birmingham, University of Bristol, University of Cambridge, University of Edinburgh, University of Exeter, University of Glasgow, University of Leeds, University of Liverpool, University of Manchester, University of Nottingham, University of Oxford, University of Southampton, University of Toronto, University of Warwick, University of York, Yale University.

Source: dulwich.org.uk · 2024

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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.
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