St Paul’s School · 2025
St Paul’s School, 2025 admissions round: 29 Oxford offers of 85 applications from the school
29
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University of Oxford: applications, offers and acceptances by applicant’s school (UCAS), annual 2024 and 2025 cycles Open original: University of Oxford: applications, offers and acceptances by applicant’s school (UCAS), annual 2024 and 2025 cycles
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St Paul’s School. Oxford offers: 29 of 85 applications from the school, 2025 admissions round. Status: Checked against the original. Source: University of Oxford: applications, offers and acceptances by applicant’s school (UCAS), annual 2024 and 2025 cycles, https://public.tableau.com/app/profile/sdma.oxford.university/viz/UniversityofOxford-AdmissionsStatistics2025UCASApplyCentre/UCASApplyCentre. Checked by The Schools Record on 15 October 2026. The Schools Record, https://theschoolsrecord.co.uk/evidence/fig:oxford_strict_st_paul_s_school:19/
Checked against the original: accepted, applications and offers.
What it counts
UCAS admissions round; applications/offers/final acceptances; kept separate from leaver destinations
The figures
As printed.
- Accepted
- 27
- Applications
- 85
- Admissions round
- 2025
- Offers
- 29
Where it was published
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University of Oxford: applications, offers and acceptances by applicant’s school (UCAS), annual 2024 and 2025 cycles
UCAS Cycle selector 2025, applications by school 11815, St Paul’s School, annual Applications / Offers / Accepts row, Applications column; UCAS Cycle selector 2025, applications by school 11815, St Paul’s School, annual Applications / Offers / Accepts row, Offers column; UCAS Cycle selector 2025, applications by school 11815, St Paul’s School, annual Applications / Offers / Accepts row, Acceptances column · Checked 15 Oct 2026
matches applications, offers and accepted
Annual admissions round selected in the public university dashboard, then the named school row read visually. The dashboard cells shown in grey are withheld under disclosure control; they are not zeros and no hidden value is inferred. Applications are associated with the UCAS applying school, not necessarily the school’s current leaver cohort. Offers and acceptances are separate outcomes, not university destinations.
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University of Oxford FOI 202609/1025: School Data
School Data sheet, row 42, St Paul's School, London, SW13 9JT, applications column; School Data sheet, row 42, St Paul's School, London, SW13 9JT, offers column · Checked 15 Oct 2026
matches applications and offers
Original workbook cell checked. UCAS admissions round names intended entry year or deferred entry the following year; Astrophoria Foundation Year and Graduate Entry Medicine are excluded. This workbook does not publish acceptances.
Notes on this record
- Where it’s from
- Original publication
Record details
Record ID fig:oxford_strict_st_paul_s_school:19. Quote it if you report a problem.
As recorded
The record’s own wording, where this page puts it in plainer words.
- Check note (applications, offers and accepted)
- Annual cycle selected in the public university dashboard, then the named school row read visually. The dashboard cells shown in grey are withheld under disclosure control; they are not zeros and no hidden value is inferred. Applications are associated with the UCAS apply centre, not necessarily the school’s current leaver cohort. Offers and acceptances are separate outcomes, not university destinations.
- Check note (applications and offers)
- Original workbook cell checked. UCAS cycle names intended entry year or deferred entry the following year; Astrophoria Foundation Year and Graduate Entry Medicine are excluded. This workbook does not publish acceptances.
- Source note
- Primary
- Definition
- strict UCAS/apply-centre cycle; applications/offers/final acceptances; never merge with leaver destinations
- Collection note
- 2006–2023 derives from Oxford FOI 202405/468; 2024–2025 rows are later primary Apply-Centre exports where present.
Source references
FB13· Our research file (not public). A compilation we made of the schools’ and universities’ full tables, for our own research. (as recorded: “controlling full-table base”)FB146· Our research file (not public). A companion file we made for seven schools, with our list of archived copies of their web pages. (as recorded: “latest seven-school companion and Wayback/destination lock”)
Codes and identifiers
- Evidence
- P
Comparison codes
offers / applications × 100· eligible when the year and group match · exact · Derived from stored counts; no input rounding · origin P
Check log
- 2026-10-15 ·
applications· verified · University of Oxford: applications, offers and acceptances by UCAS Apply Centre, annual 2024 and 2025 cycles · UCAS Cycle selector 2025; apply centre 11815, St Paul’s School; annual Applications / Offers / Accepts row; Applications column - 2026-10-15 ·
offers· verified · University of Oxford: applications, offers and acceptances by UCAS Apply Centre, annual 2024 and 2025 cycles · UCAS Cycle selector 2025; apply centre 11815, St Paul’s School; annual Applications / Offers / Accepts row; Offers column - 2026-10-15 ·
acceptances· verified · University of Oxford: applications, offers and acceptances by UCAS Apply Centre, annual 2024 and 2025 cycles · UCAS Cycle selector 2025; apply centre 11815, St Paul’s School; annual Applications / Offers / Accepts row; Acceptances column - 2026-10-15 ·
applications· verified · University of Oxford FOI 202609/1025: School Data · School Data sheet, row 42; St Paul's School, London, SW13 9JT; applications column - 2026-10-15 ·
offers· verified · University of Oxford FOI 202609/1025: School Data · School Data sheet, row 42; St Paul's School, London, SW13 9JT; offers column
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