Wycombe Abbey · 2025

Other international applications · 2025 · Destinations

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Applications to Canada, Hong Kong, Italy and Spain by nine UVI pupils.

Type of result: applications.

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Published basis: Applications to Canada, Hong Kong, Italy and Spain by nine UVI pupils.
Count: 12
Qualification: Destinations
Note: Interim report; no final destination census.
Outcome type: applications
Population basis: school-published outcome; population as stated
Year: 2025

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Count · 2025.

University Offers are in for Wycombe Abbey Pupils · Dated 14 February 2025: UK, US and other international application/offer paragraphs

Checked 2026-09-06.

Research context, reference history and record codes

Interim report; no final destination census.

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REV_UI_92E327FE15E2 · University Offers are in for Wycombe Abbey Pupils

Original record identifier: research:wycombe:2025:other-international-applications. Source codes are retained for reproducibility.

Evidence: P
Record Id: research:wycombe:2025:other-international-applications

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