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St Mary’s School Ascot · 2026

University destinations · published record · 2026 · University destinations

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7% of pupils achieved places to study medicine or veterinary medicine; medicine and veterinary medicine are not split.

Type of result: places achieved.

The reported values

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Published basis
7% of pupils achieved places to study medicine or veterinary medicine; medicine and veterinary medicine are not split.
Institution
University unspecified
Qualification
University destinations
Note
No independent enrolment check. Institution mentions are uncounted unless the publication explicitly supplies a count. Combined destinations and overlapping subject/group counts are not split or summed. Named pupils omitted.
Outcome type
places achieved
% Place percentage as stated · stage and denominator qualified below
7
Year
2026
Publication note

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Where was this published?

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Institution · 2026.

St Mary’s School Ascot: Horizons, university and careers · University Destinations: final 2026 sentence

Checked 2026-09-06. 7% of pupils achieved places to study medicine or veterinary medicine; medicine and veterinary medicine are not split.

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Year · 2026.

St Mary’s School Ascot: Horizons, university and careers · University Destinations: final 2026 sentence

Checked 2026-09-06. 7% of pupils achieved places to study medicine or veterinary medicine; medicine and veterinary medicine are not split.

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Outcome type · 2026.

St Mary’s School Ascot: Horizons, university and careers · University Destinations: final 2026 sentence

Checked 2026-09-06. 7% of pupils achieved places to study medicine or veterinary medicine; medicine and veterinary medicine are not split.

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population · 2026.

St Mary’s School Ascot: Horizons, university and careers · University Destinations: final 2026 sentence

Checked 2026-09-06. 7% of pupils achieved places to study medicine or veterinary medicine; medicine and veterinary medicine are not split.

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Checked against the original publication

% Place percentage as stated · stage and denominator qualified below · 2026.

St Mary’s School Ascot: Horizons, university and careers · University Destinations: final 2026 sentence

Checked 2026-09-06. 7% of pupils achieved places to study medicine or veterinary medicine; medicine and veterinary medicine are not split.

Research context, reference history and record codes

No independent enrolment check. Institution mentions are uncounted unless the publication explicitly supplies a count. Combined destinations and overlapping subject/group counts are not split or summed. Named pupils omitted.

These references may support other years or fields in the same dataset. They do not replace the observation-specific checks above.

Original record identifier: new:st-marys-ascot:2026:university-outcomes:followup-medicine-veterinary. Source codes are retained for reproducibility.

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Record Id
new:st-marys-ascot:2026:university-outcomes:followup-medicine-veterinary

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