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Destinations of Secondary School Pupils Resident in Sutton, January 2004 Resident % Resident School % School Resident % Resident School % School LEA/DfES LEA / School Name Population Population Population Population LEA/DfES LEA / School Name Population Population Population Population 205 Hammersmith and Fulham 18 0.17 315 Merton 344 3.17 2054106 Henry Compton Secondary School 4 0.04 614 0.7 3154050 Ricards Lodge High School 17 0.16 1,101 1.5 2054319 Hurlingham and Chelsea Secondary School † † 949 † 3154052 Raynes Park High School 25 0.23 1,067 2.3 2054632 Lady Margaret School - - 450 - 3154057 Tamworth Manor High School 5 0.05 736 0.7 2055400 The London Oratory School 9 0.08 939 1.0 3154061 Bishopsford Community School 98 0.90 942 10.4 207 Kensington and Chelsea † † 3154062 Mitcham Vale High School 10 0.09 992 1.0 2074681 Saint Thomas More RC School - - 648 - 3154500 Rutlish School 21 0.19 1,020 2.1 208 Lambeth † † 3154701 Wimbledon College 111 1.02 1,119 9.9 2085400 La Retraite Roman Catholic Girls' School - - 669 - 3155400 Ursuline High School Wimbledon 57 0.52 971 5.9 2085401 Bishop Thomas Grant Catholic Secondary School - - 902 - 318 Richmond upon Thames † † 2085402 Dunraven School - - 996 - 3184603 Christ's Church of England Comprehensive Secondary School - - 457 - 212 Wandsworth 45 0.41 319 Sutton 8794 80.95 2124297 Ernest Bevin College 3 0.03 926 0.3 3194000 Carshalton Boys Sports College 878 8.08 934 94.0 2124328 Chestnut Grove School - - 806 - 3194002 Carshalton High School for Girls 976 8.98 1,034 94.4 2124329 Battersea Technology College - - 554 - 3194007 Greenshaw High School 1,109 10.21 1,202 92.3 2125400 Graveney School 12 0.11 1,297 0.9 3194011 Glenthorne High School 632 5.82 970 65.2 2125401 Burntwood School 10 0.09 1,379 0.7 3194015 Stanley Park High School 776 7.14 857 90.5 2125402 Elliott School 4 0.04 1,132 0.4 3194019 Overton Grange School 1,030 9.48 1,089 94.6 2125403 Salesian College 3 0.03 649 0.5 3195400 Wilson's School 199 1.83 657 30.3 2125404 John Paul II School 4 0.04 581 0.7 3195401 Nonsuch High School for Girls 370 3.41 902 41.0 2125405 Southfields Community College - - 1,205 - 3195402 The John Fisher School 286 2.63 792 36.1 2126900 ADT College 3 0.03 873 0.3 3195403 Cheam High School 1,214 11.18 1,293 93.9 213 Westminster † † 3195404 Sutton Grammar School for Boys 232 2.14 600 38.7 2134673 The St Marylebone CofE School - - 651 - 3195405 Wallington High School for Girls 446 4.11 916 48.7 2134809 St George RC School - - 583 - 3195406 St Philomena's School 445 4.10 927 48.0 304 Brent † † 3195407 Wallington County Grammar School 201 1.85 612 32.8 3045403 Queen's Park Community School - - 1,034 - 925 Lincolnshire † † 306 Croydon 455 4.19 9254514 Market Rasen De Aston School - - 1,019 - 3064008 The Selhurst High School for Boys 4 0.04 599 0.7 936 Surrey 849 7.82 3064024 Westwood Language College for Girls - - 884 - 9364073 Therfield School 4 0.04 1,184 0.3 3064031 Woodcote High School 152 1.40 978 15.5 9364098 Oxted School - - 1,713 - 3064033 Selsdon High School - - 987 - 9364153 Warlingham School 3 0.03 1,194 0.3 3064034 Ashburton Community School - - 1,132 - 9364157 Reigate School 3 0.03 1,115 0.3 3064036 Haling Manor High School 10 0.09 782 1.3 9364462 Woking High School - - 1,167 - 3064042 Addington High School 4 0.04 775 0.5 9364465 Oakwood School - - 1,491 - 3064600 Archbishop Tenison's CofE High School 4 0.04 489 0.8 9364508 Esher CofE High School - - 885 - 3064603 St Andrew's CofE Voluntary Aided High School 96 0.88 560 17.1 9364611 St Andrew's Catholic School 12 0.11 565 2.1 3064702 St Mary's High School 4 0.04 727 0.6 9364622 St Bede's School - - 1,347 - 3065400 Riddlesdown High School 21 0.19 1,505 1.4 9364623 Royal Alexandra and Albert School 5 0.05 417 1.2 3065402 St Joseph's College 4 0.04 921 0.4 9364765 The Priory CofE Voluntary Aided School - - 677 - 3065403 Thomas More School 100 0.92 715 14.0 9365404 Glyn Technology School 116 1.07 1,034 11.2 3065404 Coulsdon High School 9 0.08 824 1.1 9365405 Epsom and Ewell High School 122 1.12 906 13.5 3065405 Coloma Convent Girls' School 13 0.12 737 1.8 9365406 The Beacon School 421 3.88 1,237 34.0 3065406 Norbury Manor Business & Enterprise College for Girls - - 944 - 9365407 Rosebery School 39 0.36 1,092 3.6 3065407 Shirley High School - - 931 - 9365408 de Stafford College - - 780 - 3065408 The Archbishop Lanfranc School 8 0.07 1,037 0.8 9365416 Hinchley Wood School and Sixth Form Centre - - 987 - 3066900 BRIT School for Performing Arts and Technology 18 0.17 257 7.0 9365417 Blenheim High School 112 1.03 951 11.8 3066901 Harris City Technology College - - 861 - Total 10,863 314 Kingston upon Thames 349 3.21 († suppressed data) ( - less than 3) 3144004 Coombe Girls' School 10 0.09 1,049 1.0 Source PLASC 2004 Final 3144006 Chessington Community College 21 0.19 599 3.5 includes; Solely Registered and Main Registration of Dually Registered Pupils Aged 11 - 15 3144009 Southborough School 5 0.05 718 0.7 as at 31 August 2003 3144010 The Tiffin Girls' School 10 0.09 603 1.7 3145400 Tiffin School 14 0.13 727 1.9 3145401 Richard Challoner School 109 1.00 624 17.5 3145402 The Holy Cross School 132 1.22 716 18.4 3145403 Beverley School 40 0.37 449 8.9 3145404 The Hollyfield School and Centre for Continuing Education 8 0.07 907 0.9 319 Sutton Destinations 2004.xls created by DSG LS1 UK and Local Statistics Unit 205 Hammersmith and Fulham 4106 Henry Compton Secondary School 4319 Hurlingham and Chelsea Secondary School 4632 Lady Margaret School School Destinations of Sutton 5400 The London Oratory School 207 Kensington and Chelsea 4681 Saint Thomas More RC School 208 Lambeth Resident Secondary Pupils 5400 La Retraite Roman Catholic Girls' School 5401 Bishop Thomas Grant Catholic Secondary School 5402 Dunraven School 212 Wandsworth Based on PLASC January 2004 data 4297 Ernest Bevin College 4328 Chestnut Grove School 308 Enfield 4329 Battersea Technology College 5400 Graveney School 5401 Burntwood School 5402 Elliott School 919 Hertfordshire 5403 Salesian College 5404 John Paul II School 5405 Southfields Community College 6900 ADT College 213 City of Westminster 4673 The St Marylebone CofE School 4809 St George RC School 320 Waltham 881 Essex 304 Brent 5403 Queen's Park Community School Forest 306 Croydon 302 Barnet 4008 The Selhurst High School for Boys 4024 Westwood Language College for Girls 4031 Woodcote High School 4033 Selsdon High School 4034 Ashburton Community School 309 Haringey 4036 Haling Manor High School 317 Redbridge 4042 Addington High School 310 Harrow 4600 Archbishop Tenison's CofE High School 4603 St Andrew's CofE Voluntary Aided High School 4702 St Mary's High School 5400 Riddlesdown High School 5402 St Joseph's College 204 Hackney 5403 Thomas More School 5404 Coulsdon High School 311 Havering 5405 Coloma Convent Girls' School 825 Buckinghamshire 304 Brent 5406 Norbury Manor Business & Enterprise College for Girls 202 Camden 5407 Shirley High School 5408 The Archbishop Lanfranc School 312 Hillingdon 206 Islington 6900 BRIT School for Performing Arts and Technology 5403 6901 Harris City Technology College 4809 314 Kingston upon Thames 301 Barking 4004 Coombe Girls' School & Dagenham 4006 Chessington Community College 4673 4009 Southborough School 4010 The Tiffin Girls' School 307 Ealing 201City of 5400 Tiffin School 213 Westminster London 5401 Richard Challoner School 316 Newham 883 Thurrock 5402 The Holy Cross School 211 5403 Beverley School 205 Hammersmith Tower 5404 The Hollyfield School and Centre for Continuing Education & Fulham Hamlets 315 Merton 4681 203 Greenwich 4050 Ricards Lodge High School 207 Kensington 4052 Raynes Park High School 5400 & Chelsea 4057 Tamworth Manor High School 4106 210 Southwark 4061 Bishopsford Community School 5403 4062 Mitcham Vale High School 4632 4329 4500 Rutlish School 4319 303 Bexley 4701 Wimbledon College 313 Hounslow 5400 Ursuline High School Wimbledon 4603 208 Lambeth 318 Richmond upon Thames 6900 LEAs 4603 Christ's Church of England Comprehensive Secondary School 5402 212 Wandsworth 5400 319 Sutton 5404 209 Lewisham % of Resident Population 4000 Carshalton Boys Sports College 318 Richmond 5405 4328 4002 Carshalton High School for Girls upon Thames 4007 Greenshaw High School 5401 4297 Sutton 4011 Glenthorne High School 5402 4015 Stanley Park High School 4050 n/a 4019 Overton Grange School 5401 5400 Wilson's School 5400 <0.1% 5401 Nonsuch High School for Girls 4010 4701 5402 4024 5402 The John Fisher School 5400 6901 0.1% to <0.5% 5403 Cheam High School 5400 4004 4500 5404 Sutton Grammar School for Boys 4062 5406 0.5% to <1.0% 5405 Wallington High School for Girls 4052 5406 St Philomena's School 4057 1.0% to <2.5% 5407 Wallington County Grammar School 5404 5402 5403 315 Merton 4061 6900 936 Surrey 2.5% to <4.0% 4073 Therfield School 5408 4008 314 Kingston 5401 4034 4098 Oxted School 4702 4.0% to <7.8% 4153 Warlingham School upon Thames 4011 936 Surrey 4000 4462 Woking High School 7.8% to 81.0% (max) 4508 4009 5407 4508 Esher CofE High School 5416 4007 4002 5407 4603 4600 4611 St Andrew's Catholic School 5403 5405 5404 Glyn Technology School 5404 5406 5405 5405 Epsom and Ewell High School 5400 4015 5406 The Beacon School 4006 5401 4036 Schools 5407 Rosebery School 4019 4033 5408 de Stafford College 5405 5402 305 Bromley 5416 Hinchley Wood School and Sixth Form Centre 5417 319 Sutton % of Resident Population.
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