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Brighton, Hove & Sussex Schools' Alliance BRIGHTON, HOVE & SUSSEX SCHOOLS’ ALLIANCE SCHOOL DIRECT PLACES 2019 - 2020 UCAS University No. of Subject Route Degree Course Schools Provider places Code Art and Design Brighton Tuition 1 2.1 385J Hove Park School 1 Priory 1 Peacehaven 1 PACA Biology Sussex Tuition 1 2.2 3857 Brighton Aldridge Community Academy 1 Cardinal Newman Catholic School 1 Hove Park School 1 Dorothy Stringer 1 Ratton Biology Brighton Tuition 1 2.2 385K BHASVIC 1 Portslade Aldridge Community Academy 1 Patcham 1 Peacehaven Community Centre 1 Priory Business Studies Sussex Tuition 1 3856 Hove Park School 1 BACA 1 BHASVIC Chemistry Sussex Tuition 1 2.2 3855 BACA 1 CNCS 1 Dorothy Stringer 1 Hove Park School 1 Ratton Chemistry Brighton Tuition 1 2.2 385L Patcham High School 1 PACA 1 BHASVIC 1 Peacehaven 1 Priory Computer Science Sussex Tuition 1 2.2 3853 BHASVIC 1 Dorothy Stringer 1 Priory Computer Science Brighton Salaried 1 3852 Varndean Dance Brighton Tuition 1 3DT9 PACA 1 Ratton Design Technology Sussex Tuition 1 2.2 384Z Priory 1 Dorothy Stringer Drama Sussex Tuition 1 2.2 384Y Patcham High School 1 Peacehaven 1 Ratton 1 Dorothy Stringer School 1 Priory 1 Hove Park School Economics Sussex Tuition 1 384X BHASVIC English Brighton Tuition 2 2.1 385M Patcham High School 1 Ratton English Sussex Tuition 1 2.2 384T Priory 1 Dorothy Stringer School 1 Blatchington Mill School 1 Hove Park School 1 Peacehaven Geography Brighton Tuition 1 2.2 385N Patcham High School 1 Hove Park School 1 BHASVIC 1 Ratton 1 Shoreham Geography Sussex Tuition 1 2.2 384S Dorothy Stringer 1 PACA 1 Cardinal Newman 1 Priory History Sussex Tuition 1 2.2 384R Shoreham Academy 1 BACA 1 Patcham High School 1 Dorothy Stringer School 1 Ratton 1 Peacehaven 1 Hove Park School Mathematics Brighton Salaried 1 2.2 385Q Varndean School Mathematics Brighton Tuition 2 2.2 385P Patcham High School 1 Cardinal Newman 1 Hove Park School Mathematics Sussex Tuition 1 2.2 384G Dorothy Stringer School 1 BACA 1 Priory Modern Languages Sussex Tuition 1 2.2 384F Dorothy Stringer School 1 Priory 1 Hove Park School Modern Languages Brighton Tuition 1 385R Patcham High School 1 Peacehaven 1 Ratton Music Sussex Tuition 1 2.2 384D Patcham High School 1 Priory 1 Ratton 1 Hove Park School Physical Education Brighton Tuition 1 2.1 3DTC Priory Physics Sussex Salaried 1 2.2 385B Varndean School Physics Sussex Tuition 1 2.2 38KK Cardinal Newman 1 BACA 1 Dorothy Stringer 1 Hove Park School 1 Ratton Primary Brighton Tuition 48 2.2 385H TBC (at interview, by Brighton University) Primary Sussex Tuition 22 2.2 385G TBC (at interview, by Sussex University) Religious Education Brighton Tuition 1 2.2 385V Patcham High School 1 Cardinal Newman 1 Ratton .
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