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Queen Mary's College is Open to YouQueen Mary’s College is open to everyone who wants to be here: young people of all levels of ability, with all kinds of talents, backgrounds, interests and ambitions. Whatever your achievements so far and whatever your hopes for the future, you are welcome at Queen Mary’s College. We offer you a partnership with the staff who will teach and support you. The aim of this partnership will be for you to develop as an individual, to acquire skills and abilities, to reach personal goals, to gain in confidence and to develop more understanding of the choices that will shape your future.
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Applying for Student Finance 2010
If you have applied, via UCAS, to start a course at university or a higher education institution in September/October 2010 you must apply for student finance via www.direct.gov.uk/studentfinance
Autumn Term Bus Pass Expiry Dates
You may be aware that some Autumn Term bus passes have an incorrect expiry date of 18 December. If you have one of these passes students should go to the Finance Office WITH THEIR CURRENT PASS on Thursday 26 November and/or Wednesday 2 December from 9am to 12.30pm to obtain a replacement pass which will expire on 3 January 2010. Information regarding next term’s bus passes will be available from the first week in December.
INSET DAY - 4.1.10
Please note that Monday 4 January 2010 is an INSET day with no access to the site for students.
More Success for QMC
Staff and students at Queen Mary’s College are again celebrating outstanding examination results. With a record enrolment of 2300 this year, the College repeated last years highest ever pass-rates of 99% at A-level and 90% at AS level and beat its own record for students gaining top grades, with an astonishing 1142 A grades achieved. These successes follow the publication of the latest national School and College Performance Tables which identified Queen Mary’s as the most successful sixth form college in Hampshire, based on the progress made by students since leaving school. An Ofsted Report in May praised the quality of education and support at Queen Mary’s, and characterised the progress made by students as “excellent.” Amongst the top A- level performers were ex-pupils from across the Basingstoke area. These include Mitch Barker from Everest Community College, who achieved A grades in Politics, Psychology and Law, and ex-Testbourne pupil Iain Ellis who gained A grades in Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics & Further Mathematics and History. Hayley Butler from Cranbourne School was one of a number of students winning Oxbridge places; she will be taking up her place to study Law with French Law at Magdalen College, Oxford this Autumn, having achieved A grades in French, Spanish and History. Students celebrating AS successes include Fiona Ross from Costello Technology College who achieved A grades in Graphics, English, Law, History and Media Studies, and ex John Hanson pupil Thomas Capper who gained A grades in Computing, Economics, Mathematics, Philosophy and Physics. |
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