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Friday, 12 August 2011
Bolton School Girls' Division has been named one of the top 100
schools in the country for successfully placing students in the top
30 universities in the country, in a report by the Sutton Trust.
The School is one of only eight in the North West to be named in
the list.
The Sutton Trust research examines the success of schools during
the last three years in gaining places for their pupils in the
leading 30 UK universities, including Oxford, Cambridge, UCL,
Imperial, LSE, Warwick, Durham, Birmingham, Manchester, Nottingham,
York, and Edinburgh. Bolton School Girls' Division, with a 79.1%
success rate over three years, is placed 67th in the
rankings.
According to the report, Independent school pupils are more than
twice as likely as those in comprehensives to be accepted into one
of the most selective universities: independent schools had a 56
per cent success rate, compared with 23 per cent in non selective
state schools, and almost 40 per cent in grammar schools.
Read the full report
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