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KS4 and KS5 Destinations

Millom School is very proud of the achievement of its students and its track record in supporting students to secure employment with training, apprenticeships and places at universities, sixth forms and colleges, allowing students to continue their education and develop their skills in preparation for their future career plans.

The table below shows the destinations of last year’s (2019-20) Year 11 cohort of 88 students and the cohorts from the previous three years of sizes 92, 87 and 82 respectively. The “Other” category includes school sixth forms other than Millom School (UVHS, Barrow 6th Form, West Lakes, UTC) and Colleges of Further Education other than Furness College (Newton Rigg, Lakes College, Carlisle College, Kendal College).

 

 

 

Year 11 Destination2019-202018-192017-182016-17
Millom School Sixth Form21%19%23%39%
Furness College27%28%33%30%
Apprenticeship21%10%24%13%
Other29%42%19%10%
Not in Education, Employment or Training (NEET)2%1%1%2%

 

18 students successfully secured apprenticeships, which is double the number who secured apprenticeships last year. This year placements include childcare, catering, manufacturing, design, metal working, bricklaying, scaffolding, electrical, mechanics and mechanical fitting.

The percentage of our students not in education or employment with training is below national average for all four cohorts. In 2017 there were two students identified as NEET; in 2018 there was one student identified as NEET; in 2019 there were three students identified as NEET and in 2020 there are currently two students identified as NEET. This is a result of the fantastic careers and progression pathways advice and guidance we offer at Millom School.

The table below shows the destinations of last year’s (2019-20) Year 13 cohort of 15 students and the cohorts of the previous three years of 24, 14 and 25 students respectively.

 

 

 

Year 13 Destination2019-202018-192017-182016-17
University (higher education)33%46%50%25%
Further education7%4%7%8%
Employment and training including apprenticeships34%29%36%42%
Unknown27% (one student – gap year; three students not yet confirmed – awaiting apprenticeship)4% (one student – gap year)7%25%

 

Successful first choice university places included:

Sports journalism – UCLAN

Biochemistry – Liverpool John Moore’s

Biomedical Science – Edge Hill

Theatre and Performance – UCLAN

Crime and Investigation Studies – Anglia Ruskin

 

 

 

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