How hard is it to get into Loreto College?

College entry requirements 6 GCSEs between 9 to 4 (A*-C) for including 2 of English, Maths or Science . 2 should be at least grade 6 (B) In addition there are some individual course requirements in some subjects.

What grades do you need for Loreto?

Minimum of 5 GCSE: Grades 9 to 4 including either English or Maths . Level 2 Vocational Programme at Merit or above PLUS 3 GCSEs Grades 9 to 4 including either English or Maths.

Is Loreto Sixth Form good?

We are very proud to announce that Loreto College has been rated outstanding by Ofsted , in January 2023.

Which College is better, Loreto or Xaverian?

In my opinion, Loreto is easier to get to than Xaverian, but the bus journey is longer. Xaverian seems to have more stuff near it than Loreto. Loreto has a better campus in my opinion and seems to be very modern. Xaverian seems to be university like, with its multiple buildings.

Is Loreto only for girls?

Loreto College, founded in 1912, continues to serve young girls who pursue higher education under its mantle.

What is the #1 top College?

National Universities #1. Princeton University. #2. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. #3. Harvard University (tie)

What is Loreto College known for?

Loreto has the rare distinction of being a Queen's Anniversary Prize winner which the Principal received on behalf of the college at Buckingham Palace. Loreto has Beacon and Leading Edge Status, is recognised as outstanding in league table positions and year-on-year academic results.

Is Loreto a good College?

Loreto College has long built its reputation for providing excellent support for academically ambitious students who aspire to study at the most prestigious universities . This year 22 Loreto College students have received offers to study at the Oxbridge universities (pictured above).

Does Loreto College have a dress code?

Loreto College is a place of work for students. We do not insist on any particular dress for its employees or students, except where there are health and safety or security concerns, or where a job or placement requires a uniform or protective clothing to be worn.

Is Loreto good for kids?

Loreto Mexico is one of the most tranquil coastal destinations for families where you can enjoy the diverse beauty and culture of the country while escaping the crowds of major tourist towns.

Is Loreto College religious?

Loreto College is centred in God, rooted in Christ and animated by the spirit of Mary Ward, the founder of the Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

Is Loreto College Safe?

Yes, we have Mental Health First Aid trained staff and counsellors available to offer support . Loreto College is also affiliated to a number of external agencies who can offer help and advice too.

Why are schools called Loreto?

The Irish branch of the Institute was founded in 1821 by Teresa Ball, a native of Dublin. Her first foundation was at Rathfarnham and was called Loreto Abbey, from which title the members became known in Ireland as Loreto Sisters, and all subsequent foundations, at home and abroad, were called Loreto.

Is Loreto College an all girls school?

We provide a wide variety of successful academic programmes. While the majority of the Sixth Form are girls continuing their education at Loreto following their GCSEs, we do allocate a number of places to external students . We are delighted to welcome boys as full-time students, making Loreto Sixth Form co-educational.

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Priority of applications:

Loreto College is a Roman Catholic College established in 1977 to serve our Partner Catholic Schools of Manchester and the surrounding districts.

The following priority will be given to applications:

Pupils from Partnership Roman Catholic High Schools
Catholic pupils from Non-Partnership Roman Catholic High Schools
Catholic pupils from other schools
Other pupils
Pupils from any of the above categories who have not met the applications deadline.

Looked after children and previously looked after children have the highest priority in each category.

Loreto College is heavily oversubscribed and we have many more applications each year than we can offer places. We strongly advise you to complete your application form well before the deadline date of January 12th 2024, and hand it to your school so they can complete it with a reference, before posting it to us.

College entry requirements

3/4 Advanced Level programme:

For students who are anticipated to study an Advanced Level programme of 3/4 subjects or a hybrid Advanced Level and BTEC Level 3 Extended Certificate or equivalent course the requirements are:

6 GCSEs between 9 to 4 (A*-C) for including 2 of English, Maths or Science.
2 should be at least grade 6 (B)
In addition there are some individual course requirements in some subjects. Please see theCourses section of the websitefor further details.

BTEC

Level 3 extended diploma

Minimum of 5 GCSEs: 9 to 4 (A*-C) including either English or Maths.
OR
Level 2 Vocational Programme at Merit or above PLUS 3 GCSEs 9 to 4 including either English or Maths.

Level 2 diploma

A majority of overall GCSE grades at grade 3 and above, including a minimum of four GCSEs at grade 3 (or D) or better OR Level 2 Vocational Programme at Merit or above (e.g. BTEC/NVQ/OCR National) PLUS two GCSEs 9-4 (or A*-C)

Enrolment Guidance

All students are enrolled on a case-by-case basis by our experienced and highly-trained Course Adviser team. We will provide bespoke advice and discuss all available enrolment options to ensure the best choice of courses for each student.’

Foundation level

Learners are required to fulfil the following criteria before enrolling on the Pathways to Independence Course:

To have an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP).
To be working at pre-Entry Level up to Entry Level 3.
To have an aspiration to become independent.
To be committed to improve travel training skills.

GCSE Maths and English

All students who have not achieved at least a GCSE grade 4 (or at least a grade C ) in Maths and/or English will be required to follow courses in the appropriate subject in order to work towards achieving these minimum grades.

Other entry requirements

When considering your application we take into account several key indicators:

The reference provided by your school which must cover attendance, punctuality, conduct and application.
The pupils suitability for the course being applied for.
The availability of the course which the student has applied for.
The estimated grades provided by your high school and the effort you have shown to achieve these.
Your wider interests and the potential contribution that you might make to the Loreto College community.
Your commitment to study at Loreto College.
Your appreciation of and commitment to Loreto’s distinctive ethos.
The quality of your application.
The receipt of the application by the college no later than the application deadline.

Enquiries about admissions should be made to the Admissions Officer. The Governors are responsible for admissions.

Parents/Guardians of students who have not been allocated a place may request a reconsideration of the decision. Please see ouradmissions policyfor further information.

We reserve the right not to consider incomplete application forms.

Though the particulars in this prospectus were correct when it was printed in August 2021, it should not be assumed that there will be no changes affecting the relevant arrangements or some matter particularised: before the start of or during the college year in question or in relation to subsequent college years, subject to demand for a particular course.

Loreto College has a Child Protection Policy that is regularly reviewed by governors.

Here is a link to ourSpecial Education Needs (SEN) Report.