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St George's, University of London Adjusted Criteria Scheme Eligible schools for 2021 entry: Medicine MBBS5 (A100), Biomedical Science BSc (B940), Biomedical Science MSci (B942), Clinical Pharmacology (B210), Diagnostic Radiography (B821), Healthcare Science (B120), Occupational Therapy (B920), Paramedic Science (B781), Physiotherapy (B160) & Therapeutic Radiography (B822) School name LEA Estab. DFE No. URN Address 1 Address 2 City/Town Postcode Abingdon and Witney College Oxfordshire 8007 9318007 130793 Wootton Road Abingdon OX14 1GG Accrington Academy Lancashire 6905 8886905 135649 Queens Road West Accrington BB5 4FF Activate Learning Oxfordshire 8004 9318004 134153 Oxpens Road Oxford OX1 1SA Airedale Academy Wakefield 4026 3844026 136613 Crewe Road Airedale Castleford WF10 3JU Alder Grange School Lancashire 4030 8884030 119722 Calder Road Rawtenstall Rossendale BB4 8HW Aldercar High School Derbyshire 4089 8304089 112939 Daltons Close Langley Mill Nottingham NG16 4HL Central All Saints Academy Dunstable 6905 8236905 135946 Houghton Road Dunstable LU5 5AB Bedfordshire All Saints' Academy, Cheltenham Gloucestershire 6905 9166905 136016 Blaisdon Way Cheltenham GL51 0WH All Saints Catholic High School Knowsley 4615 3404615 135479 Roughwood Drive Kirkby Knowsley L33 8XF All Saints Church of England Academy Plymouth 6905 8796905 136142 Pennycross Plymouth PL5 3NE Alsop High School Technology & Applied Liverpool 4421 3414421 104693 Queen's Drive Liverpool L4 6SH Learning Specialist College Archbishop Sentamu Academy Kingston Upon Hull 6905 8106905 135598 1 Bilton Grove Hull HU9 5YB Archbishop Tenison's School Lambeth 5403 2085403 100640 55 Kennington Oval London SE11 5SR Ark Alexandra East Sussex 4003 8454003 139821 Parkstone Road Hastings TN34 2NT Ark Elvin Academy Brent 4001 3044001 141019 Cecil Avenue Wembley, Middlesex London HA9 7DU Ark Helenswood Academy East Sussex 4055 8454055 139996 The Ridge St Leonards-on-Sea TN37 7PS Arrow Vale RSA Academy Worcestershire 4008 8854008 138505 Green Sward Lane Matchborough West Redditch B98 0EN Ash Hill Academy Doncaster 4000 3714000 137066 Ash Hill Hatfield Doncaster DN7 6JH Ashfield Comprehensive School Nottinghamshire 4009 8914009 137981 Sutton Road Kirkby-in-Ashfield Nottingham NG17 8HP Askham Bryan College York 8300 8168300 130595 Askham Bryan York YO23 3FR Astor College (A Specialist College for the Kent 4113 8864113 138167 Astor Avenue Dover CT17 0AS Arts) Atrium Studio School Devon 4018 8784018 142124 Balland Lane Ashburton TQ13 7EW Avon Valley College Wiltshire 4071 8654071 143005 Recreation Road Durrington Salisbury SP4 8HH Axe Valley Academy Devon 4021 8784021 144392 Chard Street Axminster EX13 5EA Aylesford School Kent 5410 8865410 118882 Teapot Lane Aylesford ME20 7JU St George's, University of London Adjusted Criteria Scheme Eligible schools for 2021 entry: Medicine MBBS5 (A100), Biomedical Science BSc (B940), Biomedical Science MSci (B942), Clinical Pharmacology (B210), Diagnostic Radiography (B821), Healthcare Science (B120), Occupational Therapy (B920), Paramedic Science (B781), Physiotherapy (B160) & Therapeutic Radiography (B822) School name LEA Estab. DFE No. URN Address 1 Address 2 City/Town Postcode Barking & Barking and Dagenham College 8000 3018000 130424 Dagenham Road Rush Green Romford RM7 0XU Dagenham Barnet and Southgate College Barnet 8000 3028000 130425 Wood Street Barnet EN5 4AZ Barnsley College Barnsley 8001 3708001 130524 PO Box 266 Church Street Barnsley S70 2YW Basingstoke College of Technology Hampshire 8001 8508001 130688 Worting Road Basingstoke RG21 8TN Bath & North East Bath College 8009 8008009 130558 Avon Street Bath BA1 1UP Somerset Baxter College Worcestershire 4014 8854014 144367 Habberley Road Kidderminster DY11 5PQ Bay Leadership Academy Lancashire 4022 8884022 144646 Osborne Road Morecambe LA3 1AB Beaufort Co-operative Academy Gloucestershire 4007 9164007 140011 Holmleigh Park Tuffley Gloucester GL4 0RT Bebington High Sports College Wirral 4070 3444070 105106 Higher Bebington Road Bebington Wirral CH63 2PS Beckfoot Thornton Bradford 4040 3804040 143114 Leaventhorpe Lane Thornton Bradford BD13 3BH Bedford College Bedford 8000 8228000 130597 Cauldwell Street Bedford MK42 9AH Newcastle upon Newcastle-upon- Benfield School 4480 3914480 144271 Benfield Road NE6 4NU Tyne Tyne Windsor & Berkshire College of Agriculture 8300 8688300 130606 Hall Place Burchetts Green Maidenhead SL6 6QR Maidenhead Berwick-upon- Berwick Academy Northumberland 4437 9294437 137598 Adams Drive Spittal TD15 2JF Tweed Bexhill College East Sussex 8602 8458602 130670 Penland Road Bexhill-on-Sea TN40 2JG Bexleyheath Academy Bexley 4002 3034002 137138 Woolwich Road Bexleyheath DA6 7DA Bicester Technology Studio Oxfordshire 4012 9314012 142863 Queens Avenue Bicester OX26 2NS Big Creative Academy Waltham Forest 4003 3204003 141030 38, Clifton Avenue Walthamstow London E17 6HL Birmingham Metropolitan College Birmingham 8030 3308030 130466 Jennens Road Birmingham B4 7PS Bishop Auckland College County Durham 8002 8408002 130657 Woodhouse Lane Bishop Auckland DL14 6JZ East Riding of Bishop Burton College 8300 8118300 130584 York Road Bishop Burton Beverley HU17 8QG Yorkshire Bishop Stopford's School Enfield 4702 3084702 102052 Brick Lane Enfield EN1 3PU Bitterne Park School Southampton 4278 8524278 116458 Dimond Road Bitterne Park Southampton SO18 1BU St George's, University of London Adjusted Criteria Scheme Eligible schools for 2021 entry: Medicine MBBS5 (A100), Biomedical Science BSc (B940), Biomedical Science MSci (B942), Clinical Pharmacology (B210), Diagnostic Radiography (B821), Healthcare Science (B120), Occupational Therapy (B920), Paramedic Science (B781), Physiotherapy (B160) & Therapeutic Radiography (B822) School name LEA Estab. DFE No. URN Address 1 Address 2 City/Town Postcode Blackburn with Harrison Centre, Blackburn College 8007 8898007 130736 Blackburn College Blackburn BB2 1LH Darwen Feilden Street Blackpool and the Fylde College Blackpool 8014 8908014 130739 Ashfield Road Bispham Blackpool FY2 0HB Bloxwich Academy Walsall 4001 3354001 137274 Leamore Lane Bloxwich Walsall WS2 7NR Blue Coat Church of England Academy Walsall 4004 3354004 138606 Birmingham Street Walsall WS1 2ND Bodmin College Cornwall 4154 9084154 136383 Lostwithiel Road Bodmin PL31 1DD Bolton College Bolton 8001 3508001 130495 Deane Road Bolton BL3 5BG Boroughbridge High School North Yorkshire 4221 8154221 121699 Wetherby Road Boroughbridge York YO51 9JX Boston College Lincolnshire 8004 9258004 130761 Rochford Campus Skirbeck Road Boston PE21 6JF Bow School Tower Hamlets 4024 2114024 100965 44 Twelvetrees Crescent Bow London E3 3QW Bradford Academy Bradford 6906 3806906 135367 Teasdale Street Bradford BD4 7QJ Bradford College Bradford 8004 3808004 130532 Great Horton Road Bradford BD7 1AY Bridgnorth Endowed School Shropshire 4500 8934500 139143 Northgate Bridgnorth WV16 4ER Bridgwater and Taunton College Somerset 8000 9338000 130803 Bath Road Bridgwater TA6 4PZ Brighton Aldridge Community Academy Brighton & Hove 6905 8466905 136164 Lewes Road Brighton BN1 9PW Bristol Technology and Engineering South 4001 8034001 139669 New Road Stoke Gifford Bristol BS34 8SF Academy Gloucestershire Brixham College Torbay 4118 8804118 137755 Higher Ranscombe Road Brixham TQ5 9HF Broadway Academy Birmingham 4227 3304227 139841 The Broadway Perry Barr Birmingham B20 3DP Brockenhurst College Hampshire 8003 8508003 130690 Lyndhurst Road Brockenhurst SO42 7ZE Brockhill Park Performing Arts College Kent 5466 8865466 137458 Sandling Road Saltwood Hythe CT21 4HL Brooklands College Surrey 8007 9368007 130825 Heath Road Weybridge KT13 8TT Brooksby Melton College Leicestershire 8300 8558300 130754 Brooksby Melton Mowbray LE14 2LJ Buckinghamshire College Group Buckinghamshire 8000 8258000 130607 Oxford Road Aylesbury HP21 8PD Buckinghamshire UTC Buckinghamshire 4003 8254003 139434 Oxford Road Aylesbury HP21 8PB Bungay High School Suffolk 4075 9354075 136998 Queen's Road Bungay NR35 1RW Burnley College Lancashire 8006 8888006 130735 Princess Way Burnley BB12 0AN Burton and South Derbyshire College Staffordshire 8007 8608007 130809 Lichfield Street Burton-on-Trent DE14 3RL St George's, University of London Adjusted Criteria Scheme Eligible schools for 2021 entry: Medicine MBBS5 (A100), Biomedical Science BSc (B940), Biomedical Science MSci (B942), Clinical Pharmacology (B210), Diagnostic Radiography (B821), Healthcare Science (B120), Occupational Therapy (B920), Paramedic Science (B781), Physiotherapy (B160) & Therapeutic Radiography (B822) School name LEA Estab. DFE No. URN Address 1 Address 2 City/Town Postcode Bury College Bury 8000 3518000 130498 Market Street Bury BL9 0BG Calderdale College Calderdale 8000 3818000 130535 Francis Street Halifax HX1 3UZ Cambridge Regional College Cambridgeshire 8005 8738005 130610 Science Park Campus Kings Hedges Road Cambridge CB4 2QT Campsmount Academy Doncaster 4036 3714036 138116 Ryecroft Road Norton Doncaster DN6 9AS Canons High School Harrow 4022 3104022 137199 Shaldon Road Edgware HA8 6AN Capel Manor College Enfield 8300 3088300 130438 Bullsmoor Lane Enfield EN1 4RQ Capital City College Group Camden 8045 2028045 130421 Regents Park Centre Longford Street London NW1 3HB Cardinal Griffin Catholic College Staffordshire 5403 8605403 124468 Cardinal Way Stafford Road Cannock WS11 4AW Carshalton High School for Girls Sutton 4002 3194002 136797 West Street Carshalton SM5 2QX Carterton Community College Oxfordshire 4041 9314041 123236 Upavon Way Carterton OX18 1BU Castleford Academy Wakefield
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