St Paul’s: named universities and courses, 2026

1. What it counts: Pupils receiving Oxford offers in January 2026 Where it’s from: School news article, 14 Jan 2026 Where it’s from: Dated school article, 2026-01-14 Worth knowing: Offers across 15 subjects, not confirmed university places; no application denominator supplied for Oxford. How the source defines it: Pupils receiving Oxford offers in January 2026

1. What it counts: Successful History applicants included within the 35 Oxford offer-holders Where it’s from: School news article, 14 Jan 2026 Where it’s from: Dated school article, 2026-01-14 Worth knowing: A subject subset overlapping the whole Oxford count, not eight additional pupils. How the source defines it: Successful History applicants included within the 35 Oxford offer-holders

1. What it counts: Early US applications submitted by Paulines, as reported 14 January 2026 Where it’s from: School news article, 14 Jan 2026 Where it’s from: Dated school article, 2026-01-14 Worth knowing: Applications, not unique pupils or offers. One pupil can make multiple applications; no denominator reconstructed. How the source defines it: Early US applications submitted by Paulines, as reported 14 January 2026

Every row: What it counts: Named institution from which early US offers had been received by January 2026 Where it’s from: School news article, 14 Jan 2026 Where it’s from: Dated school article, 2026-01-14 Worth knowing: No institution-specific count or final acceptance is supplied. Source-era university abbreviation retained. How the source defines it: Named institution from which early US offers had been received by January 2026

1. What it counts: Pupils receiving Cambridge offers by 3 February 2026 Where it’s from: School news article, 3 Feb 2026 Where it’s from: Dated school article, 2026-02-03 Worth knowing: Offers, not final acceptances or destinations; broad subject examples are not counts. The article repeats Oxford35, already represented from January. How the source defines it: Pupils receiving Cambridge offers by 3 February 2026

1. What it counts: Regular Decision US offers received by 36 Paulines in 2026 Where it’s from: School news article, 30 Apr 2026 Where it’s from: Dated school article, 2026-04-30 Worth knowing: 70 offers and 36 offer-holders are different units. These follow early-round offers, but no all-round total or distinct-pupil union is supplied. How the source defines it: Regular Decision US offers received by 36 Paulines in 2026

1. What it counts: Paulines holding the 70 Regular Decision US offers reported 30 April 2026 Where it’s from: School news article, 30 Apr 2026 Where it’s from: Dated school article, 2026-04-30 Worth knowing: A distinct pupil count for this round, not 36 final destinations; may overlap early applicants and offer-holders. How the source defines it: Paulines holding the 70 Regular Decision US offers reported 30 April 2026

Every row: What it counts: Named university among 2026 Regular Decision offers Where it’s from: School news article, 30 Apr 2026 Where it’s from: Dated school article, 2026-04-30 Worth knowing: The article calls these destinations, but the stated outcome is an offer; no final enrolment or individual institution count is established. How the source defines it: Named university among 2026 Regular Decision offers

1. What it counts: 2026 A-level candidates meeting their first-choice university offer in the UK or abroad Where it’s from: School news article, 13 Aug 2026 Where it’s from: Dated school article, 2026-08-13 Worth knowing: Meeting an offer is the outcome stated, not confirmed enrolment. No university-specific count. How the source defines it: 2026 A-level candidates meeting their first-choice university offer in the UK or abroad

1. What it counts: 2026 A-level candidates meeting their first-choice or insurance university offer Where it’s from: School news article, 13 Aug 2026 Where it’s from: Dated school article, 2026-08-13 Worth knowing: Overlaps the first-choice percentage. No individual destination counts or enrolment denominator. How the source defines it: 2026 A-level candidates meeting their first-choice or insurance university offer