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Secondary schools in West Sussex

Where pupils go after Year 11 and after sixth form, school by school, with GCSE results. Destinations are for the 2023 leavers; results are from 2025.

What the data says

West Sussex has 40 state-funded secondary schools. Of the 8,692 pupils who finished Year 11 here in 2023, 88% stayed in education (England 86%): 26% in a school sixth form, 20% at a sixth form college, 41% at a further education college.

Apprenticeships take 2% of leavers, well below the England rate of 3%.

After sixth form, 28% of students in West Sussex went to university (England 37%), and 14% of level 3 students reached one of the most selective universities (England 19%).

GCSE results in 2025: Attainment 8 of 46.2 against 46.1 for England; 46% of pupils achieved grade 5 or above in English and maths (England 45%).

After Year 11: West Sussex against England

West Sussex
England
School sixth formSixth form collegeFurther education collegeOther educationApprenticeshipEmploymentNo sustained destination
MeasureWest SussexEngland
Pupils in the cohort8,692607,348
Stayed in education88%86%
— school sixth form26%34%
— sixth form college20%13%
— further education college41%37%
Apprenticeship2%3%
Employment3%3%
No sustained destination5%6%

Where each school’s Year 11 leavers went

One band per school, sorted by the size of its 2023 Year 11 cohort. Band width is pupils; hover a band for the share, click a school for its profile. Counts are worked back from the percentages DfE publishes, so a band can be out by a pupil.

Steyning Grammar School → School sixth form: about 121 pupils (34% of 357)Steyning Grammar School → Sixth form college: about 93 pupils (26% of 357)Steyning Grammar School → Further education college: about 93 pupils (26% of 357)Steyning Grammar School → Other education: about 4 pupils (1% of 357)Steyning Grammar School → Apprenticeship: about 7 pupils (2% of 357)Steyning Grammar School → Employment: about 11 pupils (3% of 357)Steyning Grammar School → No sustained destination: about 21 pupils (6% of 357)Tanbridge House School → School sixth form: about 13 pupils (4% of 327)Tanbridge House School → Sixth form college: about 219 pupils (67% of 327)Tanbridge House School → Further education college: about 56 pupils (17% of 327)Tanbridge House School → Apprenticeship: about 7 pupils (2% of 327)Tanbridge House School → Employment: about 13 pupils (4% of 327)Tanbridge House School → No sustained destination: about 10 pupils (3% of 327)Millais School → School sixth form: about 22 pupils (7% of 314)Millais School → Sixth form college: about 214 pupils (68% of 314)Millais School → Further education college: about 53 pupils (17% of 314)Millais School → Other education: about 9 pupils (3% of 314)Millais School → Employment: about 9 pupils (3% of 314)Millais School → No sustained destination: about 6 pupils (2% of 314)Durrington High School → School sixth form: about 3 pupils (1% of 307)Durrington High School → Sixth form college: about 25 pupils (8% of 307)Durrington High School → Further education college: about 236 pupils (77% of 307)Durrington High School → Other education: about 6 pupils (2% of 307)Durrington High School → Apprenticeship: about 9 pupils (3% of 307)Durrington High School → Employment: about 9 pupils (3% of 307)Durrington High School → No sustained destination: about 15 pupils (5% of 307)Hazelwick School → School sixth form: about 163 pupils (54% of 302)Hazelwick School → Sixth form college: about 45 pupils (15% of 302)Hazelwick School → Further education college: about 66 pupils (22% of 302)Hazelwick School → Apprenticeship: about 6 pupils (2% of 302)Hazelwick School → Employment: about 3 pupils (1% of 302)Hazelwick School → No sustained destination: about 15 pupils (5% of 302)Weald School, The → School sixth form: about 134 pupils (45% of 297)Weald School, The → Sixth form college: about 62 pupils (21% of 297)Weald School, The → Further education college: about 74 pupils (25% of 297)Weald School, The → Apprenticeship: about 3 pupils (1% of 297)Weald School, The → Employment: about 12 pupils (4% of 297)Weald School, The → No sustained destination: about 6 pupils (2% of 297)The Regis School → School sixth form: about 64 pupils (22% of 292)The Regis School → Further education college: about 169 pupils (58% of 292)The Regis School → Apprenticeship: about 3 pupils (1% of 292)The Regis School → Employment: about 20 pupils (7% of 292)The Regis School → No sustained destination: about 26 pupils (9% of 292)Warden Park Secondary Academy → School sixth form: about 12 pupils (4% of 290)Warden Park Secondary Academy → Sixth form college: about 151 pupils (52% of 290)Warden Park Secondary Academy → Further education college: about 90 pupils (31% of 290)Warden Park Secondary Academy → Other education: about 12 pupils (4% of 290)Warden Park Secondary Academy → Apprenticeship: about 3 pupils (1% of 290)Warden Park Secondary Academy → Employment: about 6 pupils (2% of 290)Warden Park Secondary Academy → No sustained destination: about 9 pupils (3% of 290)Shoreham Academy → School sixth form: about 120 pupils (44% of 273)Shoreham Academy → Sixth form college: about 68 pupils (25% of 273)Shoreham Academy → Further education college: about 49 pupils (18% of 273)Shoreham Academy → Other education: about 3 pupils (1% of 273)Shoreham Academy → Apprenticeship: about 8 pupils (3% of 273)Shoreham Academy → Employment: about 11 pupils (4% of 273)Shoreham Academy → No sustained destination: about 11 pupils (4% of 273)Sackville School → School sixth form: about 142 pupils (53% of 267)Sackville School → Sixth form college: about 8 pupils (3% of 267)Sackville School → Further education college: about 80 pupils (30% of 267)Sackville School → Other education: about 3 pupils (1% of 267)Sackville School → Apprenticeship: about 11 pupils (4% of 267)Sackville School → Employment: about 8 pupils (3% of 267)Sackville School → No sustained destination: about 11 pupils (4% of 267)Davison Church of England High School for Girls, Worthing → School sixth form: about 13 pupils (5% of 259)Davison Church of England High School for Girls, Worthing → Sixth form college: about 78 pupils (30% of 259)Davison Church of England High School for Girls, Worthing → Further education college: about 142 pupils (55% of 259)Davison Church of England High School for Girls, Worthing → Other education: about 3 pupils (1% of 259)Davison Church of England High School for Girls, Worthing → Apprenticeship: about 5 pupils (2% of 259)Davison Church of England High School for Girls, Worthing → Employment: about 5 pupils (2% of 259)Davison Church of England High School for Girls, Worthing → No sustained destination: about 10 pupils (4% of 259)Imberhorne School → School sixth form: about 152 pupils (59% of 258)Imberhorne School → Sixth form college: about 23 pupils (9% of 258)Imberhorne School → Further education college: about 52 pupils (20% of 258)Imberhorne School → Other education: about 3 pupils (1% of 258)Imberhorne School → Apprenticeship: about 13 pupils (5% of 258)Imberhorne School → Employment: about 5 pupils (2% of 258)Imberhorne School → No sustained destination: about 8 pupils (3% of 258)Chichester High School → School sixth form: about 72 pupils (29% of 248)Chichester High School → Further education college: about 129 pupils (52% of 248)Chichester High School → Apprenticeship: about 2 pupils (1% of 248)Chichester High School → Employment: about 20 pupils (8% of 248)Chichester High School → No sustained destination: about 15 pupils (6% of 248)Oriel High School → School sixth form: about 117 pupils (48% of 244)Oriel High School → Sixth form college: about 32 pupils (13% of 244)Oriel High School → Further education college: about 61 pupils (25% of 244)Oriel High School → Other education: about 5 pupils (2% of 244)Oriel High School → Apprenticeship: about 10 pupils (4% of 244)Oriel High School → Employment: about 7 pupils (3% of 244)Oriel High School → No sustained destination: about 10 pupils (4% of 244)Bishop Luffa School, Chichester → School sixth form: about 130 pupils (54% of 240)Bishop Luffa School, Chichester → Sixth form college: about 2 pupils (1% of 240)Bishop Luffa School, Chichester → Further education college: about 84 pupils (35% of 240)Bishop Luffa School, Chichester → Apprenticeship: about 5 pupils (2% of 240)Bishop Luffa School, Chichester → Employment: about 7 pupils (3% of 240)Bishop Luffa School, Chichester → No sustained destination: about 5 pupils (2% of 240)The Littlehampton Academy → School sixth form: about 26 pupils (11% of 239)The Littlehampton Academy → Sixth form college: about 7 pupils (3% of 239)The Littlehampton Academy → Further education college: about 160 pupils (67% of 239)The Littlehampton Academy → Apprenticeship: about 10 pupils (4% of 239)The Littlehampton Academy → Employment: about 10 pupils (4% of 239)The Littlehampton Academy → No sustained destination: about 19 pupils (8% of 239)Downlands Community School → School sixth form: about 16 pupils (7% of 234)Downlands Community School → Sixth form college: about 138 pupils (59% of 234)Downlands Community School → Further education college: about 61 pupils (26% of 234)Downlands Community School → Other education: about 5 pupils (2% of 234)Downlands Community School → Apprenticeship: about 2 pupils (1% of 234)Downlands Community School → Employment: about 7 pupils (3% of 234)Downlands Community School → No sustained destination: about 5 pupils (2% of 234)The Angmering School → School sixth form: about 63 pupils (27% of 232)The Angmering School → Sixth form college: about 2 pupils (1% of 232)The Angmering School → Further education college: about 137 pupils (59% of 232)The Angmering School → Apprenticeship: about 7 pupils (3% of 232)The Angmering School → Employment: about 7 pupils (3% of 232)The Angmering School → No sustained destination: about 12 pupils (5% of 232)Worthing High School → Sixth form college: about 23 pupils (10% of 225)Worthing High School → Further education college: about 176 pupils (78% of 225)Worthing High School → Other education: about 7 pupils (3% of 225)Worthing High School → Apprenticeship: about 2 pupils (1% of 225)Worthing High School → Employment: about 7 pupils (3% of 225)Worthing High School → No sustained destination: about 9 pupils (4% of 225)The Forest School → School sixth form: about 13 pupils (6% of 223)The Forest School → Sixth form college: about 147 pupils (66% of 223)The Forest School → Further education college: about 40 pupils (18% of 223)The Forest School → Other education: about 2 pupils (1% of 223)The Forest School → Apprenticeship: about 7 pupils (3% of 223)The Forest School → Employment: about 4 pupils (2% of 223)The Forest School → No sustained destination: about 7 pupils (3% of 223)Felpham Community College → School sixth form: about 100 pupils (47% of 213)Felpham Community College → Further education college: about 92 pupils (43% of 213)Felpham Community College → Apprenticeship: about 2 pupils (1% of 213)Felpham Community College → Employment: about 11 pupils (5% of 213)Felpham Community College → No sustained destination: about 6 pupils (3% of 213)Oathall Community College → School sixth form: about 6 pupils (3% of 213)Oathall Community College → Sixth form college: about 64 pupils (30% of 213)Oathall Community College → Further education college: about 117 pupils (55% of 213)Oathall Community College → Other education: about 2 pupils (1% of 213)Oathall Community College → Apprenticeship: about 2 pupils (1% of 213)Oathall Community College → Employment: about 6 pupils (3% of 213)Oathall Community College → No sustained destination: about 11 pupils (5% of 213)Holy Trinity CofE Secondary School, Crawley → School sixth form: about 113 pupils (54% of 209)Holy Trinity CofE Secondary School, Crawley → Sixth form college: about 23 pupils (11% of 209)Holy Trinity CofE Secondary School, Crawley → Further education college: about 50 pupils (24% of 209)Holy Trinity CofE Secondary School, Crawley → Apprenticeship: about 4 pupils (2% of 209)Holy Trinity CofE Secondary School, Crawley → Employment: about 4 pupils (2% of 209)Holy Trinity CofE Secondary School, Crawley → No sustained destination: about 13 pupils (6% of 209)St Philip Howard Catholic School → School sixth form: about 124 pupils (64% of 194)St Philip Howard Catholic School → Sixth form college: about 2 pupils (1% of 194)St Philip Howard Catholic School → Further education college: about 50 pupils (26% of 194)St Philip Howard Catholic School → Other education: about 4 pupils (2% of 194)St Philip Howard Catholic School → Apprenticeship: about 6 pupils (3% of 194)St Philip Howard Catholic School → Employment: about 2 pupils (1% of 194)St Philip Howard Catholic School → No sustained destination: about 6 pupils (3% of 194)Midhurst Rother College → School sixth form: about 71 pupils (37% of 191)Midhurst Rother College → Sixth form college: about 21 pupils (11% of 191)Midhurst Rother College → Further education college: about 73 pupils (38% of 191)Midhurst Rother College → Other education: about 4 pupils (2% of 191)Midhurst Rother College → Apprenticeship: about 4 pupils (2% of 191)Midhurst Rother College → Employment: about 8 pupils (4% of 191)Midhurst Rother College → No sustained destination: about 11 pupils (6% of 191)Thomas Bennett Community College → School sixth form: about 56 pupils (30% of 188)Thomas Bennett Community College → Sixth form college: about 19 pupils (10% of 188)Thomas Bennett Community College → Further education college: about 64 pupils (34% of 188)Thomas Bennett Community College → Apprenticeship: about 8 pupils (4% of 188)Thomas Bennett Community College → Employment: about 17 pupils (9% of 188)Thomas Bennett Community College → No sustained destination: about 13 pupils (7% of 188)Bohunt School Worthing → School sixth form: about 2 pupils (1% of 185)Bohunt School Worthing → Sixth form college: about 28 pupils (15% of 185)Bohunt School Worthing → Further education college: about 137 pupils (74% of 185)Bohunt School Worthing → Other education: about 2 pupils (1% of 185)Bohunt School Worthing → Apprenticeship: about 7 pupils (4% of 185)Bohunt School Worthing → Employment: about 2 pupils (1% of 185)Bohunt School Worthing → No sustained destination: about 7 pupils (4% of 185)St Paul's Catholic College → School sixth form: about 103 pupils (57% of 180)St Paul's Catholic College → Sixth form college: about 25 pupils (14% of 180)St Paul's Catholic College → Further education college: about 41 pupils (23% of 180)St Paul's Catholic College → Other education: about 5 pupils (3% of 180)St Paul's Catholic College → Apprenticeship: about 2 pupils (1% of 180)St Paul's Catholic College → Employment: about 2 pupils (1% of 180)St Paul's Catholic College → No sustained destination: about 4 pupils (2% of 180)The Sir Robert Woodard Academy → School sixth form: about 30 pupils (17% of 178)The Sir Robert Woodard Academy → Sixth form college: about 14 pupils (8% of 178)The Sir Robert Woodard Academy → Further education college: about 100 pupils (56% of 178)The Sir Robert Woodard Academy → Other education: about 2 pupils (1% of 178)The Sir Robert Woodard Academy → Apprenticeship: about 5 pupils (3% of 178)The Sir Robert Woodard Academy → Employment: about 7 pupils (4% of 178)The Sir Robert Woodard Academy → No sustained destination: about 11 pupils (6% of 178)The Burgess Hill Academy → School sixth form: about 11 pupils (6% of 175)The Burgess Hill Academy → Sixth form college: about 30 pupils (17% of 175)The Burgess Hill Academy → Further education college: about 110 pupils (63% of 175)The Burgess Hill Academy → Other education: about 5 pupils (3% of 175)The Burgess Hill Academy → Apprenticeship: about 2 pupils (1% of 175)The Burgess Hill Academy → Employment: about 7 pupils (4% of 175)The Burgess Hill Academy → No sustained destination: about 5 pupils (3% of 175)Ifield Community College → School sixth form: about 77 pupils (46% of 167)Ifield Community College → Sixth form college: about 13 pupils (8% of 167)Ifield Community College → Further education college: about 57 pupils (34% of 167)Ifield Community College → Apprenticeship: about 3 pupils (2% of 167)Ifield Community College → Employment: about 2 pupils (1% of 167)Ifield Community College → No sustained destination: about 8 pupils (5% of 167)Bourne Community College → School sixth form: about 5 pupils (3% of 164)Bourne Community College → Further education college: about 125 pupils (76% of 164)Bourne Community College → Other education: about 3 pupils (2% of 164)Bourne Community College → Apprenticeship: about 11 pupils (7% of 164)Bourne Community College → Employment: about 7 pupils (4% of 164)Bourne Community College → No sustained destination: about 7 pupils (4% of 164)St Wilfrid's Catholic Comprehensive School, Crawley → School sixth form: about 89 pupils (58% of 153)St Wilfrid's Catholic Comprehensive School, Crawley → Sixth form college: about 37 pupils (24% of 153)St Wilfrid's Catholic Comprehensive School, Crawley → Further education college: about 17 pupils (11% of 153)St Wilfrid's Catholic Comprehensive School, Crawley → Apprenticeship: about 2 pupils (1% of 153)St Wilfrid's Catholic Comprehensive School, Crawley → Employment: about 2 pupils (1% of 153)St Wilfrid's Catholic Comprehensive School, Crawley → No sustained destination: about 2 pupils (1% of 153)St Oscar Romero Catholic School → School sixth form: about 3 pupils (2% of 147)St Oscar Romero Catholic School → Sixth form college: about 26 pupils (18% of 147)St Oscar Romero Catholic School → Further education college: about 97 pupils (66% of 147)St Oscar Romero Catholic School → Other education: about 1 pupils (1% of 147)St Oscar Romero Catholic School → Apprenticeship: about 6 pupils (4% of 147)St Oscar Romero Catholic School → Employment: about 3 pupils (2% of 147)St Oscar Romero Catholic School → No sustained destination: about 10 pupils (7% of 147)St Andrew's CofE High School → School sixth form: about 1 pupils (1% of 118)St Andrew's CofE High School → Sixth form college: about 13 pupils (11% of 118)St Andrew's CofE High School → Further education college: about 87 pupils (74% of 118)St Andrew's CofE High School → Apprenticeship: about 2 pupils (2% of 118)St Andrew's CofE High School → Employment: about 4 pupils (3% of 118)St Andrew's CofE High School → No sustained destination: about 9 pupils (8% of 118)The Gatwick School → School sixth form: about 3 pupils (3% of 114)The Gatwick School → Sixth form college: about 44 pupils (39% of 114)The Gatwick School → Further education college: about 55 pupils (48% of 114)The Gatwick School → Employment: about 3 pupils (3% of 114)The Gatwick School → No sustained destination: about 5 pupils (4% of 114)Chichester Free School → School sixth form: about 13 pupils (12% of 108)Chichester Free School → Sixth form college: about 2 pupils (2% of 108)Chichester Free School → Further education college: about 75 pupils (69% of 108)Chichester Free School → Apprenticeship: about 5 pupils (5% of 108)Chichester Free School → Employment: about 5 pupils (5% of 108)Chichester Free School → No sustained destination: about 9 pupils (8% of 108)Ormiston Six Villages Academy → School sixth form: about 16 pupils (16% of 102)Ormiston Six Villages Academy → Sixth form college: about 1 pupils (1% of 102)Ormiston Six Villages Academy → Further education college: about 61 pupils (60% of 102)Ormiston Six Villages Academy → Other education: about 1 pupils (1% of 102)Ormiston Six Villages Academy → Apprenticeship: about 2 pupils (2% of 102)Ormiston Six Villages Academy → Employment: about 7 pupils (7% of 102)Ormiston Six Villages Academy → No sustained destination: about 10 pupils (10% of 102)The Academy, Selsey → School sixth form: about 9 pupils (11% of 84)The Academy, Selsey → Further education college: about 62 pupils (74% of 84)The Academy, Selsey → Apprenticeship: about 2 pupils (2% of 84)The Academy, Selsey → Employment: about 4 pupils (5% of 84)The Academy, Selsey → No sustained destination: about 6 pupils (7% of 84)Steyning Grammar School: 357 pupilsSteyning Grammar School 357Tanbridge House School: 327 pupilsTanbridge House School 327Millais School: 314 pupilsMillais School 314Durrington High School: 307 pupilsDurrington High School 307Hazelwick School: 302 pupilsHazelwick School 302Weald School, The: 297 pupilsWeald School, The 297The Regis School: 292 pupilsThe Regis School 292Warden Park Secondary Academy: 290 pupilsWarden Park Secondary Academy 290Shoreham Academy: 273 pupilsShoreham Academy 273Sackville School: 267 pupilsSackville School 267Davison Church of England High School for Girls, Worthing: 259 pupilsDavison Church of England High Sc… 259Imberhorne School: 258 pupilsImberhorne School 258Chichester High School: 248 pupilsChichester High School 248Oriel High School: 244 pupilsOriel High School 244Bishop Luffa School, Chichester: 240 pupilsBishop Luffa School, Chichester 240The Littlehampton Academy: 239 pupilsThe Littlehampton Academy 239Downlands Community School: 234 pupilsDownlands Community School 234The Angmering School: 232 pupilsThe Angmering School 232Worthing High School: 225 pupilsWorthing High School 225The Forest School: 223 pupilsThe Forest School 223Felpham Community College: 213 pupilsFelpham Community College 213Oathall Community College: 213 pupilsOathall Community College 213Holy Trinity CofE Secondary School, Crawley: 209 pupilsHoly Trinity CofE Secondary Schoo… 209St Philip Howard Catholic School: 194 pupilsSt Philip Howard Catholic School 194Midhurst Rother College: 191 pupilsMidhurst Rother College 191Thomas Bennett Community College: 188 pupilsThomas Bennett Community College 188Bohunt School Worthing: 185 pupilsBohunt School Worthing 185St Paul's Catholic College: 180 pupilsSt Paul's Catholic College 180The Sir Robert Woodard Academy: 178 pupilsThe Sir Robert Woodard Academy 178The Burgess Hill Academy: 175 pupilsThe Burgess Hill Academy 175Ifield Community College: 167 pupilsIfield Community College 167Bourne Community College: 164 pupilsBourne Community College 164St Wilfrid's Catholic Comprehensive School, Crawley: 153 pupilsSt Wilfrid's Catholic Comprehensi… 153St Oscar Romero Catholic School: 147 pupilsSt Oscar Romero Catholic School 147St Andrew's CofE High School: 118 pupilsSt Andrew's CofE High School 118The Gatwick School: 114 pupilsThe Gatwick School 114Chichester Free School: 108 pupilsChichester Free School 108Ormiston Six Villages Academy: 102 pupilsOrmiston Six Villages Academy 102The Academy, Selsey: 84 pupilsThe Academy, Selsey 84School sixth form: 2,228 pupils (26% of West Sussex’s leavers)School sixth form 2,228Sixth form college: 1,699 pupils (20% of West Sussex’s leavers)Sixth form college 1,699Further education college: 3,478 pupils (41% of West Sussex’s leavers)Further education college 3,478Other education: 91 pupils (1% of West Sussex’s leavers)Apprenticeship: 195 pupils (2% of West Sussex’s leavers)Apprenticeship 195Employment: 284 pupils (3% of West Sussex’s leavers)Employment 284No sustained destination: 383 pupils (5% of West Sussex’s leavers)No sustained destination 383
School sixth formSixth form collegeFurther education collegeOther educationApprenticeshipEmploymentNo sustained destination

Map of secondary schools in West Sussex

Darker blue means a larger share of Year 11 leavers stayed in education. Click a school for details. Basemap © OpenStreetMap contributors.

State-funded secondary schools (40)

Sorted by name. Click a school for its full picture. “Stayed in education” counts school sixth forms, sixth form colleges and FE colleges together.

SchoolPupilsStayed in educationSchool sixth formFE collegeApprenticeshipTo universityAttainment 85+ Eng & maths
Bishop Luffa School, ChichesterAcademy converter · sixth form1,60090%54%35%2%50%52.659%
Bohunt HorshamFree schools1,294—————49.559%
Bohunt School WorthingAcademy sponsor led90090%1%74%4%—46.744%
Bourne Community CollegeFoundation school69280%3%76%7%—39.133%
Chichester Free SchoolFree schools1,11882%12%69%5%—44.940%
Chichester High SchoolAcademy converter · sixth form1,19181%29%52%1%49%39.029%
Davison Church of England High School for Girls, WorthingVoluntary controlled school1,33490%5%55%2%—52.157%
Downlands Community SchoolCommunity school1,25094%7%26%1%—57.366%
Durrington High SchoolAcademy converter1,57288%1%77%3%—49.855%
Felpham Community CollegeCommunity school · sixth form1,52090%47%43%1%45%41.929%
Hazelwick SchoolAcademy converter · sixth form1,91392%54%22%2%57%50.246%
Holy Trinity CofE Secondary School, CrawleyVoluntary aided school · sixth form1,34089%54%24%2%37%41.735%
Ifield Community CollegeAcademy converter · sixth form1,21487%46%34%2%29%40.222%
Imberhorne SchoolCommunity school · sixth form1,55888%59%20%5%53%45.143%
Midhurst Rother CollegeAcademy sponsor led · sixth form1,14487%37%38%2%59%48.856%
Millais SchoolCommunity school89694%7%17%——51.659%
Oathall Community CollegeCommunity school1,34190%3%55%1%—51.658%
Oriel High SchoolCommunity school · sixth form1,44188%48%25%4%39%45.443%
Ormiston Six Villages AcademyAcademy sponsor led73177%16%60%2%—42.840%
Sackville SchoolCommunity school · sixth form1,52587%53%30%4%34%46.141%
Shoreham AcademyAcademy sponsor led · sixth form1,75987%44%18%3%38%54.865%
St Andrew's CofE High SchoolVoluntary aided school78086%1%74%2%—41.736%
Steyning Grammar SchoolAcademy converter · sixth form1,77587%34%26%2%49%48.749%
St Oscar Romero Catholic SchoolVoluntary aided school · sixth form1,14486%2%66%4%—55.160%
St Paul's Catholic CollegeAcademy converter · sixth form1,16097%57%23%1%54%55.564%
St Philip Howard Catholic SchoolAcademy converter · sixth form1,32293%64%26%3%54%52.548%
St Wilfrid's Catholic Comprehensive School, CrawleyVoluntary aided school · sixth form1,17493%58%11%1%52%45.539%
Tanbridge House SchoolCommunity school1,51089%4%17%2%—54.259%
The Academy, SelseyAcademy sponsor led52385%11%74%2%—38.039%
The Angmering SchoolCommunity school · sixth form1,36087%27%59%3%32%41.036%
The Burgess Hill AcademyAcademy sponsor led95689%6%63%1%—44.648%
The Forest SchoolAcademy converter1,11591%6%18%3%—47.056%
The Gatwick SchoolFree schools86190%3%48%0%—39.730%
The Littlehampton AcademyAcademy sponsor led · sixth form1,32481%11%67%4%19%37.232%
The Regis SchoolAcademy sponsor led · sixth form1,67980%22%58%1%52%43.644%
The Sir Robert Woodard AcademyAcademy sponsor led · sixth form1,42783%17%56%3%39%42.138%
Thomas Bennett Community CollegeAcademy converter · sixth form1,26173%30%34%4%30%33.122%
Warden Park Secondary AcademyAcademy converter1,54191%4%31%1%—52.458%
Weald School, TheCommunity school · sixth form1,80091%45%25%1%45%47.148%
Worthing High SchoolAcademy converter1,05092%—78%1%—48.647%

Independent schools, colleges and special schools with published data (28)

SchoolPupilsStayed in educationSchool sixth formFE collegeApprenticeshipTo universityAttainment 85+ Eng & maths
Chichester College Groupcollege · Further education—————18%——
Ardingly Collegeindependent · Other independent school · sixth form1,056—————7.00%
Burgess Hill Girlsindependent · Other independent school · sixth form440—————39.00%
Christ's Hospitalindependent · Other independent school · sixth form · selective829—————9.80%
Farlington Schoolindependent · Other independent school · sixth form · selective414—————11.90%
Great Ballard Schoolindependent · Other independent school · selective240—————37.30%
Hurstpierpoint Collegeindependent · Other independent school · sixth form · selective1,311—————11.80%
Lancing Collegeindependent · Other independent school · sixth form609—————36.80%
Our Lady of Sion Schoolindependent · Other independent school · sixth form244—————34.60%
Seaford Collegeindependent · Other independent school · sixth form970—————31.00%
Shoreham Collegeindependent · Other independent school331—————56.165%
Slindon Collegeindependent · Other independent school · sixth form103—————18.013%
Worth Schoolindependent · Other independent school · sixth form614—————19.80%
The College of Richard Collyer In Horshamsixth form · Academy 16-19 converter · sixth form—————44%——
Central Education Ltdspecial · Other independent special school24—————7.70%
Cornfield School, Littlehamptonspecial · Community special school8367%0%67%0%—5.70%
Farney Close Schoolspecial · Other independent special school85—————19.58%
LVS Hassocksspecial · Other independent special school99—————8.90%
Manor Green Collegespecial · Community special school · sixth form21091%0%56%3%—1.90%
Muntham House Schoolspecial · Non-maintained special school · sixth form142100%0%75%0%—18.16%
New Barn Schoolspecial · Other independent special school · selective103—————7.70%
Oak Grove Collegespecial · Community special school · sixth form27484%0%45%0%———
Philpots Manor Schoolspecial · Other independent special school · sixth form61—————0.10%
Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee School, Horshamspecial · Community special school · sixth form140100%0%0%0%———
Red Balloon Worthing Learner Centrespecial · Other independent special school25—————24.929%
St Anthony's Schoolspecial · Community special school25494%0%67%0%———
Woodlands Meedspecial · Foundation special school · sixth form296100%0%19%0%—0.90%
Littlegreen Academystate · Academy special sponsor led8185%0%85%0%—2.80%

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