The UCAS application deadline this year was Wednesday 25 January and it is exciting to report that some of our 169 pupils who applied (including around 20 ONs) have already received an impressive range of offers.
We are pleased to share the diverse and varied pathways already open to some of our pupils at this early stage, including Medicine, Dentistry and Veterinary Medicine, with 14 pupils applying for Medical places this year, as well as 5 Dentist and 4 Vets.
Although many of the most popular destination universities for our pupils, including many medical schools, will not make their offers for some weeks, our congratulations in the meantime to the following pupils:
Oxbridge Results
- George Bowyer, Cambridge, Veterinary Medicine
- Amy Griffiths, Oxford, Classics
- Mirha Nursel Kashif, Cambridge, Medicine
- Suzanne Knock, Oxford, Music
- Alexander Lelewel, Cambridge, Modern and Medieval Languages
- May Maclennan, Cambridge, Asian and Middle Eastern Studies
- Oliver New, Oxford, Classical Archaeology and Ancient History
- Charlie Windle, Cambridge, Classics
- Jack Yaxley, Cambridge, Mathematics
Architecture
- Jack Ketchen: Lincoln
- Oliver Millett: Birmingham City, Nottingham Trent, University of Creative Arts
Veterinary Medicine
- Hamish Sugden: Veterinary Medicine, Surrey University
- Karsten Chung: Veterinary Medicine, RVC and Nottingham
Creative Courses
- Rosie Crane: Graphic and Communication Design, Leeds, Reading
- Betsy James: English and Digital Arts as well as Creative Writing, both at Royal Holloway
- Sam Pestell: Film Production, Canterbury Christchurch, Sheffield Hallam
Languages
- Elizabeth Allen: Modern languages and Business, Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle
- Christian Carter: French and Chinese, Manchester
- Sydney Hulbert: Business Studies and Japanese, Cardiff
- George Mallinson: Modern languages, Nottingham, Southampton
Law
- Charlotte Fuller: Law with Psychology, Nottingham Trent
- Annabel Hampsheir: Law, Cardiff, Leicester, Liverpool, Manchester
Humanities and Social Sciences
- Angus Irving: Geography, Lancaster, Leeds, Newcastle, Northumbria
- Jack Blackham: History and Economics, Cardiff
- Man Ho Lam: History and International Relations, Queen Mary, Royal Holloway, Sussex
- Albert Pinching: History and Politics, Manchester, Nottingham, Sheffield, York
- Natasha Lee: History, Exeter, Kings, Nottingham, Royal Holloway
- Macy Hewitt: History of Art and English, Nottingham, Exeter, Glasgow, Leeds
- Lewis Lee: Ancient History, Kings, Leeds
- Pippa Hill: Classical Studies, Birmingham, Bristol, Exeter
- Jared Ikazoboh: PPE, Leeds, Nottingham
- Florence Wilkes: Politics and International Relations, Newcastle
- Florence Carter: English, Newcastle, Nottingham
- Marcus O’Sullivan: English literature, Leeds, York
Psychology
- Gracie Brand: Psychology, Bath Spa, York
- Niamh Campbell: Neuroscience with Psychology, Sussex
- Cristina Moretti-Miles: Psychology, Leicester, Sussex
- Honey Wells: Education with Psychology, Bath
- Abbie Brucki: Education, York, UEA, Newcastle
Economics, Business & Finance
- Lucy Benton: Business and Management, Reading, York, Leeds
- Ben Cossey: Economics and Finance, Newcastle, York
- Elliott Kirby: Economics and Geography, Leeds
- Harry Leggett: Business Computing, Stirling
- Madison Parish: Business Management, Birmingham, Reading
STEM courses
- Alexander Illing: Biochemistry, Nottingham, Sheffield
- Jennifer Li: Biomedical Sciences, Kings
- Amelia Polansky: Chemistry, Birmingham, Nottingham, Warwick
- Sabina Baker: Physics, Bath
- Bibi Boyce: Physics, Liverpool
- Eshan Banerjee: Materials Science, Birmingham, Imperial, Manchester, Sheffield
- Julia Fahmy: Physics and Astrophysics, Bristol
- Mercy Ng: Actuarial Science and Mathematics, Manchester
- Zhuolin Yang: Maths, Bath, Warwick
Sports Science
- Charlotte Warnes: Sport and Exercise Science, Birmingham, Nottingham Trent
Engineering
- Natalie Chalk: Engineering, Exeter
- Patrick Hughes: Automotive Engineering, Sheffield Hallam
- Jonathan Wales: Motorsport Engineering, Coventry, Loughborough
- Isaac Ward: Civil Engineering, Bristol, Leeds, Manchester, Nottingham
- Alistair Wyllie: Aeronautics and Astronautics, Southampton
At Norwich School, we are always keen to see out pupils push the boundaries, both physical and metaphorical, so we are delighted that we have a number of pupils can also look forward to continued education overseas, including:
Europe
- Lily Macdonald: École Supérieure de Commerce de Paris (ESCP) Business School, based initially in Paris, then Madrid and finally, possibly, Berlin!
- Duncan Mallett: Business, University of Amsterdam
USA / Canada
- Andre Marques: University of Wisconsin-Madison (UW-Maddison), University of Maryland (UMD), Ohio State University (OSU), Arizona State University (ASU), Penn State University (PSU)
- Brock Jarvis: Arizona State University, Ohio State
- Sonia Leung: Business and Accounting - University of Western Ontario
- Rosanne Lui: Psychology, University of British Columbia
HKU
- Grace Chan: Economics courses at HKU
- Sonia Leung: Business admin courses HKU
We look forward to hearing more from our pupils as offers continue to be made and it is heartening to see the range and breadth of options and universities already available for this year’s cohort as they begin to look towards life beyond Norwich School.
Our thanks to the Norwich School UCAS Team, for all their hard work supporting our pupils through the UCAS process: led by Mr Hooper (Head of UCAS), Mrs James (careers advice and UCAS admin), Mr Croston (UCAS advice, international options), Mrs Warren (medics), Mrs Grant (Oxbridge), Mr Peters (Head of 6th Form).