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Transition to St Hugh's - Summer 2021
St Hugh's provides students, parents and carers with a wide range of help and resources to support the transition from primary school as well as between phases within the school.
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| Transition Information 2021 |
| Year 7 Transition Questionnaire |
| Transition Letter to Parents: May 2021 |
Destinations of Students at the End of Key Stage 4 & 5
Intended destinations of Year 11 students in July 2020 are as follows:
- Further Education College: 14 students
- Sixth Form College: 4 students
- Post 16 at St Hugh's School: 7 students
- Other / Unknown: 1 student
Destinations of Year 11 students in July 2019 were as follows:
- Further Education College: 12 students
- Sixth Form College: 3 students
- Post 16 at St Hugh's: 8 students
- Personalised Programme: 3 students
Destinations of Year 11 students in July 2018 were as follows:
- Further Education College: 4 students
- Sixth Form College: 9 students
- Post 16 at St Hugh's: 8 students
Destinations of Year 11 students in July 2017 were as follows:
- Further Education College: 12 students
- Sixth Form College: 4 students
- Post 16 at St Hugh's: 7 students
- Specialist Further Education College: 1 student
Destinations of Year 11 students in July 2016 were as follows:
- Further Education College: 4 students
- Sixth Form College: 9 students
- Post 16 at St Hugh's: 8 students
Leavers: Destinations of St Hugh's Key Stage 5 Students
Please see the Key Stage 5 (Year 14) destinations table by clicking on the link.
The Government provides annual statistical reports of the destinations of students in terms of education, employment and training at the end of Key Stage 4 (aged 16) and Key Stage 5 (aged 18).
The tables, from 2010 onwards, are available on the GOV.UK website which can be accessed via the link below:
Destinations of key stage 4 and key stage 5 students
They provide provisional and confirmed destinations' data by school and Local Authority compared to the overall national data.
Page updated: 19 May 2021