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Longsands Academy: A New Chapter of Standards | FindMySchool

SchoolsSt. NeotsLongsands Academy

State School

Longsands Academy

Longsands Road, St. Neots, PE19 1LQ, St. Neots, PE19 1LQ

Local Authority: Cambridgeshire

URN: 136992A 6-digit identifier assigned by the Department for Education (DfE) to uniquely identify schools in England and Wales.

Secondary & Post-16

Sixth Form

Mixed

Ages 11-18

Religious Character: None

A-levels Ranking

#1363

England

#1

Local

GCSE Ranking

#1333

England

#1

Local

Oxbridge Ranking

#441

England

Ofsted Rating

Good

Overall rating

Overview A-levels GCSE Oxbridge Ofsted Application Demand Last Distance Offered & Catchment

Oxbridge Ranking

#441

England

Oxbridge Applications

Oxford and Cambridge application outcomes for Longsands Academy.

Combined Oxbridge Results

10

Applications

3

Offers

30%

Success Rate

Total Oxbridge Offers3

-7 vs Eng avg

University of Oxford

4

Applied

0

Offers

0%

Success rate

Oxford Rank: #287

University of Cambridge

6

Applied

3

Offers

50%

Success rate

Cambridge Rank: #304

School result

England average

Oxbridge Ranking

#441

England

About Oxbridge Data

Oxbridge data shows applications, offers, and acceptances to the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge. Data is aggregated from school-reported figures.