The Daily Telegraph reports that Trinity College, University of Cambridge, enrolls 22 students from a private school in London alone.
Data obtained under the Freedom of Information Laws:
To date, Trinity College has issued the highest number of acceptance letters to students at Westminster School than cambridge and Oxford colleges have issued to a school in the past three years.
Trinity College, University of Cambridge, admissions of students from each school:
(In the case of British schools, in addition to Westminster College, there are also Modlin College School, St Paul's College, Eton College, Kant College and Wilson School.)
This data is derived from the statistics of the schools that issued the most admission letters in Niujian Colleges between 2018 and 2020.
Not only that, but Westminster College is also the private school that receives the most offers, and we have received acceptance letters from Oxford or Cambridge Universities, and the top 20 private schools in the UK have written:
At Westminster College, seventy or eighty students are admitted to the ox sword every year!
Today, class representatives, to give you a detailed pickpocket of Westminster College ~
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<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="25" > school profile</h1>
Westminster College, located in central London, is one of the nine major public schools in the United Kingdom and the only one that still retains its original site, next to Westminster Abbey and the Houses of Parliament.
The origins of Westminster College can be traced back to the charity schools founded by the clergy of Westminster Abbey;
After the dissolution of the monastery in 1540, Henry VIII personally ensured the continuity of the school by enacting laws;
In 1560, Queen Elizabeth I confirmed royal patronage, laying the foundation for the school's later development, and she herself was credited with the school's founder.
Westminster College, a boarding and day private school that initially enrolled only male students, was expanded in 1973 to enroll female students over the age of 16.
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<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="216" > curriculum</h1>
Westminster College is a school for children aged 13-18, and in terms of curriculum, it is divided into lower school and upper school.
In addition, Westminster College has a prep school for boys aged 7-13.
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Boys have just entered school, at Year9, to study a common curriculum that includes English, mathematics, natural sciences, geography, history, religious studies, French and classical literature, as well as art, drama, music and electronics, design and computer science. There is also personal, social and health education (PSHE) and twice-weekly physical education classes.
As learning progresses, by the time of Year10 or Year11, boys are required to choose 10 or 11 GCSE or IGCSE courses, and all students must study mathematics, English language, English literature, French, and at least two of the three sciences, in addition to which the students and their parents choose their own courses.
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This stage, mainly to prepare for future A-level exams, etc., usually, both male and female students are required to take 4 A-level or Pre-U courses, all of which are decided by the students themselves;
Regarding the selection of courses, note:
1) At this stage, the school requires students to choose four entrance exam subjects from the following four blocks, one subject for each block;
2) Each block subject offers a full two-year A-level course;
3) If students want to choose Further Mathematics, they must choose Mathematics in Block1 and Advanced Mathematics in Block3, which will have two A-level scores;
4) There is no official arts entrance exam and candidates who want to study music or art must take the exam in the UK.
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<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="221" > extracurricular activities</h1>
Westminster College's extracurricular activities are also diverse, offering fencing, cricket, table tennis, basketball, volleyball, hockey, badminton, futsal, tennis, dance, music, painting, painting, pottery, drama and more...
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<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="223" > graduation trend</h1>
Westminster College's academic achievements are very brilliant, most of the graduates have been admitted to the top universities in the United Kingdom or the United States, in the past 5 years, 70-80 students have been admitted to the ox sword every year, which can really be described as the "ox sword offer harvester".
Westminster College 2020 Student Direction, where,
39 students were admitted to Cambridge, 32 to Oxford, 21 to Imperial College, 18 to University College London, 12 to Durham University, and 21 to Harvard, Yale, Pennsylvania, Columbia, New York, Stanford, and UCLA.
(Not all schools are listed, see the table below for more school information)
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Amsterdam
1
Bath
4
Birmingham
Bocconi University
Bristol
9
Cambridge
39
Cardiff
Durham
12
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Imperial
21
KCL
3
Leeds
LSE
5
Manchester
2
Newcastle
Our Lady
Oxford
32
Oxford Brookes University
Reading
Royal Drawing School
St Andrews
Sussex
UCL
18
USA – Brown
USA – Columbia
USA – Duke
USA – Georgetown
USA – Georgia Tech
USA – Harvard
USA - NYU
USA – Stanford
USA – UCLA
USA – UNC
USA - UPenn
USA – USC
USA – Yale
Warwick
8
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<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="226" > how to apply</h1>
Westminster College 13+ exams, each year enrolling 120 male students (including students at Under School In Westminster), 16+ exams for 75 male and female students.
Boys aged 7, 8 or 11 can apply for Under School through 7+/8+/11+, boys aged 13 can apply to Great School through 13+, and both men and women can apply for admissions at 16+.
However, for overseas students, it is possible to enter the school through 16+ enrolments, while under 16 years of age to apply to Westminster College must be accompanied by a parent in the UK!!
Overseas applications, like the UK, are applied at least two years in advance of admission, and the entrance exam can be taken remotely, but if an interview invitation is received, the interview must be taken in the UK.
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<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="229" > tuition</h1>
2020-2021, List of Westminster College Tuition Fees
Boarders: £13,869 per semester
Queen's Scholarship winner joined before Play Term 2017: £6936/term
Queen's Scholarship winner who joined after Play Term 2017: £8268/term
Day students: £9603/semester
16+ day students entering: £10,497/term
Under School tuition fees: £6,834 per term
The fee is the cost of each semester, and the UK academic year includes three semesters, and the specific cost is calculated by yourself
Of course, this fee does not include a registration fee (£200) and a deposit (£3500).
PS: The Queen's Scholarship is awarded to 16+ girls each year, and the Queen's Scholarship winner must be a boarder
Being selected can really save a lot of money, we Chinese girls won the Queen of Westminster College Scholarship when they were first awarded!
(First Queen's Scholarship from The Queen of Westminster College in September 2017)
The Westminster Admission 11+, 13+ exams primarily examine English (reading and writing), Maths, Non-verbal reasoning and Verbal reasoning.
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