All of our leavers in 2007 are going or are planning to go on to Higher Education. As usual, several are taking a gap year in order to travel and work in all parts of the world before taking up their university places.

Below are some of the broad range of courses to be read at Universities, Medical Schools and Colleges of Art.

Birmingham
Advertising, Marketing & PR; Classics; Classical Literature & Civilisation; Economics with French; History & Political Science; Psychology

Brighton
Business Studies with Marketing

Bristol
Anatomical Science; Medical Microbiology

Canterbury
Art Foundation

Durham
Economics; Economics & Economic History; Psychology

East Anglia
History

Edinburgh
Chinese & History; Music

Leeds
History & Art History; Philosophy; Psychology

Imperial College, London
Artificial Intelligence & Computer Science; Medicine (2)

King's College, London
Biomedical Science; Dentistry; Law; Mathematics with Management; Medicine; Pharmacy (2)

London School of Economics
International History; Law; Social Policy with Government

Queen Mary, London
Biomedical Science

University College, London
Biomedical Science; Medicine (2); Physics with Medical Physics

Manchester
Architecture; Biology (2); Dentistry (3); Economics; English Language (2); Japanese Studies; Psychology; Sociology

Nottingham
American Studies; Art History; History (2); Mathematics; Medicine; Philosophy

Oxford
History & Politics (2) (Jesus & Queen's)

Plymouth
Geography

Reading
Ancient History; French & Management Studies

Royal Holloway
Ancient History; Classical Studies; Music

Royal Veterinary College
Veterinary Medicine

School of Oriental and African Studies
Law; Politics & History

Sheffield
Chemical Physics

Southampton
Law; Medicine

St Andrews
International Relations & Modern History

Warwick
Economics; History; History & Culture; History & Sociology; Mathematics & Business Studies

York
Economics

The wide variety of courses and opportunities chosen by our leavers reflects the diversity and richness of our leavers' talents and interests.