Downe House: US and overseas universities

1. What it counts: Applications to Oxford from this school Applications: 17 Where it’s from: Original university annual dashboard checked on 15 October 2026 Worth knowing: 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. How the source defines it: Exact applications and offers from the same annual university source row; any offer rate is calculated from these inputs.

Every row: Where it’s from: Original publication

1. Also printed: International Focus Pct 26 · Medicine Dentistry Medical Sciences Pct 10 · Oxbridge Top London Pct 26 · Social Sciences Pct 23. Worth knowing: Categories overlap and must not be added. Population denominator is not supplied. International focus includes study abroad. How the source defines it: Class of 2025 destinations highlights
2. Worth knowing: No cohort denominator or institutional counts supplied. How the source defines it: 2024 percentages quoted for comparison in 2025 destinations highlights
3. Also printed: Oxbridge Count 7. Worth knowing: Combined Oxford/Cambridge count; not split between the universities. No pupil denominator given. How the source defines it: Article says seven students are heading to Oxford or Cambridge
4. Also printed: First Choice University Pct 94 · Oxford 5% · Top Four London Pct 22. Worth knowing: Overlapping groups; total cohort and denominator per percentage not stated. Top four London means KCL, Imperial, UCL and LSE in the chart. No counts inferred; pie-chart percentages not allocated from text extraction. How the source defines it: School-published 2021 results and destinations highlights

1. What it counts: Upper VI leavers; denominator not printed Where it’s from: Original publication Worth knowing: Strictly over 99% of Upper VI leavers WILL go on to their first-choice university: preserve the prospective wording, rather than confirm final enrolment. How the source defines it: School-published annual results/outcome narrative; the source population and band wording are retained.

1. What it counts: Annual-review leavers; denominator not printed Where it’s from: Original publication Worth knowing: Report says 99% gained first-choice university places, including some Ivy League choices. No number of pupils, institution allocation or final enrolment confirmation is supplied. How the source defines it: School-published annual results/outcome narrative; the source population and band wording are retained.

1. What it counts: Leavers; denominator not printed Where it’s from: Original publication Worth knowing: Strictly over 99% of leavers achieved places at their first-choice university. The report supplies no count or final enrolment confirmation. How the source defines it: School-published annual results/outcome narrative; the source population and band wording are retained.

1. What it counts: A-level students applying before A-level; denominator not printed Where it’s from: Original publication Worth knowing: Strictly more than 99% of A-level students applying before A-level gained higher-education places. Applies to that stated applicant subset; not every leaver and not specifically first-choice places. How the source defines it: School-published annual results/outcome narrative; the source population and band wording are retained.