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Brooke Weston named as top local state school for Oxbridge entries

In a report published today Brooke Weston was named as the top local state school in the Northamptonshire for securing Oxbridge entries. The survey, which collated data from the 2015 university intake, put Brooke Weston in first place after five of our students secured places at Cambridge and one went to Oxford.  

The information, published by the Northants Evening Telegraph, shows Oxbridge application and entry figures from nearly 50 state and independent schools across the county. The most successful was Oundle School where boarders can pay up to £33,000 per year in fees.


Last year three of our Oxbridge students went on to study medicine, with the others reading maths, science and English.


Executive Principal Trish Stringer said: ‘2015 was our most successful year ever in terms of successful Oxbridge applicants and we had a very strong and committed cohort of students. We are always striving to give our students the skills and ambition to study at the very highest level.’

 

Cambridge Success for KSA student:

 

Year 13 student and KSA Head Boy, Dylan Birk has been accepted at Sidney Sussex College at Cambridge to study medicine after being awarded 2A*s and an A.

 

He said: 'I am over the moon with my results. I have worked really hard and I am pleased all my hard work has paid off. Everyone else has done really well too and I am really proud for them.'


Dylan will start at Cambridge at the beginning of October. He added: 'I cannot wait to start and sit in on the tutorials being delivered by top medical professionals, it is all very exciting.'

Kettering Science Academy's Dylan Birk, who is due to study medicine at Cambridge.

 

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