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Academic Year 2019 - 20 Pupils sat exams and received places to the following independent and grammar schools: Dauntsey’s School (3); Kingswood School (4); Marling Grammar School (1); Prior Park College (2); Royal High School, Bath (1); Westonbirt School (7) 100% pass rate for all independent school examinations sat In the academic year 2019-20, Heywood Prep pupils were offered 11 scholarships, exhibitions and special talent awards to the following schools: Sport (1) - Dauntsey’s School Music (1) - Prior Park College Music (1) - Royal High School, Bath Sport (1) - Stonar School Academic (3) - Westonbirt School Music (1) - Westonbirt School Sport (3) - Westonbirt School Academic Year 2018-19 In September 2019, Year 6 leavers joined the following schools: Abbeyfield School (1); Beechen Cliff (2); Dauntsey’s School (3); Hardenhuish School (1); King Edward’s, Bath (1); Kingswood School (2); Marling Grammar School (1); Pates Grammar (1); Prior Park College (3); Royal High School, Bath (1); Sheldon School (3); St Lawrence School (1); Westonbirt School (7) 100% pass rate for all independent school examinations sat 1 pupil also sat the Y6 Pre-test for Eton and was offered a conditional place for Y9 entry In the academic year 2018-19, Heywood Prep pupils were offered 9 scholarships, exhibitions and special talent awards to the following schools: Sport (1) - Beechen Cliff Drama (1) - King Edward’s School, Bath Drama (1) - Prior Park College Sport (2) - Prior Park College Drama (1) - Royal High School, Bath Sport (1) - Royal High School, Bath Drama (1) - Stonar School Academic (1) - Westonbirt School Academic Year 2017-18 In September 2018, Year 6 leavers joined the following schools: Dauntsey’s School (2); Hardenhuish School (3); Kingswood School (2); Prior Park College (6); Sheldon School (1); St Augustine’s (1); Warminster School (1); Westonbirt School (1); South Wiltshire Grammar School (1) 100% pass rate for all independent school examinations sat In the academic year 2017-18, Heywood Prep pupils were offered 7 scholarships, exhibitions and special talent awards to the following schools: Music (1) - Dauntsey’s School Art (1) - Kingswood School Music (1) - Prior Park College Sport (1) - Prior Park College Drama (3) - Prior Park College .

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