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UCC Destination Data Destination Data Year 11 Gatsby Benchmark 8 – Personal Guidance The destination data provides evidence that students have received personal guidance that has enabled them to make sustainable choices for their Post-16 destination. UCC continues to enable young people to move onto further education of their choosing, including A Level Qualifications, NVQ Level Qualifications, Apprenticeships or Full Time Employment and Training. Despite the many challenges that that the students face when making post-16 choices, the guidance that is given to our students means that UCC consistently performs above the national average of 94%. The main challenge faced by UCC students is the lack of Sixth-Form at the college. Students are faced with the task of finding a Post-16 provider that offers the course they want to go onto. For some students, this can involve an additional 3 hours travelling each day, on top of their studies. This means that finding the right Post-16 provider is crucial for our students, heightening the importance of the personal guidance. On average, our students go on to 29 different providers each year. This includes apprenticeships and employment. When receiving personal guidance, students are able to explore all the options that are available to them. This is done through group work, small group work or 1:1 via our careers advisor. This is supplemented throughout the year with post-16 talks and visits. Destination Data Year 11 School Leavers - 2020 Total Number of Total Number in Post-16 Total Number of NEET Total Number of Students: Education, Employment Students: Unknown Students: or Training: 176 176 0 0 100% 0% 0% Percentage: Total A Levels: College Apprenticeship: Employment: NEET: Unknown: Number of Education: Students: 176 90 84 2 0 0 0 Percentage: 51% 48% 1% 0% 0% 0% Post-16 Provider Students: Post-16 Provider: Students: Apprenticeship 2 Northampton School for Boys 1 Beauchamp College 3 Oakham School 1 Bishop Stopford 3 Old Couldson Sixth Form 1 Bourne Academy 1 Peterborough FC 1 Brooke Weston 12 Peterborough UTC 2 Brooksby Melton College 16 Prince William Oundle 1 Eastern School of Performing Arts 1 Reaseheath Agricultural College 1 Farnborough College of Technology 1 Robert Smyth 3 Harington 32 Silverstone UTC 1 Kingswood Secondary Academy 3 South Leicestershire College 1 Leicester College 1 Southfield School for Girls 1 Loughborough College 2 Stamford School 6 Melton Vale 16+ 12 The Kings School 2 Moulton College 3 Tresham College 24 Nene Park Academy 1 WQE 5 New College Stamford 32 Destination Data – Pupil Premium Students Year 11 Data as of December 2020 Total Number of Total Number in Post-16 Total Number of NEET Total Number of Students: Education, Employment Students: Unknown Students: or Training: 14 14 0 0 Percentage: 100% 0% 0% Total A College Apprenticeship: Employment: NEET: Unknown: Number of Levels: Education: Students: 14 4 9 1 0 0 0 Percentage: 29% 64% 7% 0% 0% 0% Post-16 Provider Students: Apprenticeship 1 Brooke Weston 2 Brooksby Melton College 1 Harington 1 Melton Vale 16+ 1 New College Stamford 5 South Leicestershire College 1 Tresham College 2 Destination Data Year 11 School Leavers - 2019 Total Number of Total Number in Post-16 Total Number of NEET Total Number of Students: Education, Employment Students: Unknown Students: or Training: 194 192 2 0 Percentage: 99% 1% 0% Total A Levels: College Apprenticeship: Employment: NEET: Unknown: Number of Education: Students: 194 95 77 18 2 2 0 Percentage: 49% 40% 9% 1% 1% 0 Post-16 Provider Students: Post-16 Provider: Students: Harington 44 Moulton College 2 New College Stamford 27 Uppingham School 2 Brooksby Melton College 17 Birkenhead Sixth Form 1 Tresham College 16 Grantham College 1 Wyggeston QE 13 Greater Peterborough College 1 Brooke Weston 9 Hartpury College 1 Bishop Stopford 6 Isebrook 1 MV16 6 Lodge Park School 1 King’s Peterborough 5 Mossbourne Academy 1 Northampton College 4 Northampton Town Football Club 1 Robert Smyth School 4 Oakham School 1 Loughborough College 3 Riseholm College 1 Corby Business Academy 2 Scottish Wallis Hall Academy 1 Leicester College 2 Corby Town Football Club 1 Armed Forces 1 Apprenticeship 18 Destination Data Year 11 School Leavers - 2018 Total Number of Total Number in Post-16 Total Number of NEET Total Number of Students: Education, Employment Students: Unknown Students: or Training: 177 175 1 1 Percentage: 98% 1% 1% Total A Levels: College Apprenticeship: Employment: NEET: Unknown: Number of Education: Students: 177 102 65 6 0 1 1 Percentage: 58% 37% 3% 0% 1% 1% 1 continued at school in part-time learning Post-16 Provider Students: Post-16 Provider: Students: Harington 45 King’s Peterborough 1 New College Stamford 28 Uppingham School 1 Wyggeston QE 20 Oakham School 2 Tresham College 13 Loughborough College 4 Brooke Weston 11 Leicester College 3 Bishop Stopford 9 Peterborough Regional College 3 MV16 6 Stamford Endowed Schools 3 Brooksby Melton College 5 Grantham College 2 Moulton College 5 Other (Out Of Area) 7 Apprenticeship 6 .
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