St Paul’s Girls’ School · 2026
University destinations · published record · 2026 · University destinations
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2026 leavers continuing to US universities
Type of result: destinations.
The reported values
Values keep the precision of the source. “Not recorded” does not mean zero. One pupil may have several subject entries or university offers.
- Published basis
- 2026 leavers continuing to US universities
- Count
- 22
- University
- United States universities
- Qualification
- University destinations
- Note
- One grouped pupil count, not the sum of all mentioned universities.
- Outcome type
- destinations
- Population basis
- 2026 leavers continuing to US universities
- Publication status
- Dated school article, 2026-08-13
- Year
- 2026
Publication note
Dated school article, 2026-08-13
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Where was this published?
Checked against the original publication
Count · 2026.
A Level results 2026 · Article body: stated result and population
Checked 2026-09-06.
Research context, reference history and record codes
One grouped pupil count, not the sum of all mentioned universities.
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REV_52991A5B6372· A Level results 2026
Original record identifier: research:spgs:2026:school-article:us-destinations. Source codes are retained for reproducibility.
- Evidence
- P
- Record Id
- research:spgs:2026:school-article:us-destinations
Result period: 2026. A source-check date records when the publication was checked; it is not a new results year. Something wrong here? Report a problem with this figure.