Many congratulations to the 22 Wellingtonians who have recently found out that they have been offered places to study at the UK’s two leading higher education institutions. With competition for places, both from national and international candidates, stronger than ever at both universities, it is fantastic news that 76 Wellingtonians have now been offered places over the past three years – well over 10% of the College’s graduates. With over 20 pupils also moving on to US universities each year, many to Ivy League institutions, there has never been a better time to be a Wellington College Sixth Former in terms of success rates to elite universities.Bucking the trend of recent years, during which time Wellingtonians have enjoyed a slightly higher number of offers from Oxford, Cambridge heads this year’s list with 13 offers, and it is particularly pleasing to see such a wide spread of courses across Maths, Sciences, Languages, Classics, English and the Humanities. Every department has enjoyed success.The full list of successful candidates from the Class of 2017 is below. Well done to them all!Dominic AthertonCambridgeChurchillNatural SciencesJamie BaudryCambridgeEmmanuelMedicineLizzie BorgOxfordPembrokeFrench and GermanZoe CartonOxfordPembrokePolitics, Philosophy and EconomicsRobert CootesOxfordChristchurchClassicsChristian GateleyOxfordKebleChemistryMatthew HannonCambridgeSt John’sHuman, Social and Political SciencesGeorge HayesCambridgeFitzwilliamGeographyCalvin HungCambridgeChurchillAsian and Middle Eastern StudiesNicholas HyldmarCambridgeDowningEngineeringNoor JafreeCambridgeSt Catharine’sEconomicsSeb LaclauOxfordChristchurchMathematicsJonny McCauslandCambridgeChurchillLawSerena PennantOxfordTrinityEnglishRichard PickupCambridgeSt John’sEconomicsWill RandallCambridgePeterhouseClassicsAlicia SiddonsOxfordSt Catherine’sEnglish and GermanHenry Smith-GordonCambridgeEmmanuelAsian and Middle Eastern StudiesBianca Vimercati-SanseverinoOxfordUniversityHistory and Ancient HistorySholto WrightOxfordSt John’sSpanish and ArabicHang XuCambridgeTrinityNatural SciencesCharlie McDonnell (OW)CambridgeWolfsonHistory and Politics Back to all news