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1. www.mumsnet.com › talk › secondaryThe school from hell- Loreto Grammar School review - Mumsnet

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   Mar 8, 2021 · There’s more to a school than its A level results - as you’re now finding out. Results can be massaged. Brochures always show happy smiling staff and pupils.

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2. www.thestudentroom.co.uk › showthreadXaverian vs Loreto - The Student Room

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   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.etc.

3. www.loretogrammar.co.uk › 2362 › choosing-your-a-levelsChoosing Your A Levels - Loreto Grammar School

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   Choosing your A Levels. Narrowing your curriculum down to 3 A Levels isn't always a straightforward thing to do, but there are some important factors to consider. Consider subjects you enjoy and have progressed well in at GCSE, and think you will achieve a high grade in.

4. www.thestudentroom.co.uk › showthreadIs Loreto good college? - The Student Room

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   Although most of my friends are going to Loreto and when I went there, I loved the college out of most. Not sure which one to choose though as people from last year's year 11 (year before me) said they chose William Hulme because Loreto is too open and that you'll find idiots hanging around.

5. www.northernirelandworld.com › education › loretoLoreto students praised for ‘outstanding’ A levels

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   Aug 19, 2022 · Loreto College students and staff are celebrating the College’s best ever A Level results, as the class of 2022 complete their studies and prepare for their next steps in education and employment. 53% of all grades were A*-A, while 81% of all grades were A*-B. 25% of Loreto’s Year 14 students achieved three straight A grades or better in ...

6. www.loreto.ac.uk › frequently-asked-questionsFAQs - Loreto

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   You might choose to study A Levels, a full time BTEC course or a mixture of A Levels and vocational courses. Your course/s will depend on your interests, your intended career path, your GCSE results and on how you prefer to be assessed. Our experienced course advisor team can talk you through all of the options at enrolment.

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   Can I study 4 A Levels at Loreto?

   • We do not offer AS levels at Loreto. We do offer the Extended Project Qualifcation (EPQ) which is equivalent to an AS level and can be studied alongside 3 A Levels. You can find out more at enrolment. Can I study 4 A Levels? Some students do opt for 4 A Levels. Most students take 3 A Levels (some choose an EPQ in addition).

   FAQs - Loreto

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   Is Loreto a good school?

   • There are several Loreto schools and I think it would be good if you can confirm which one you are talking about. Having said that I attended one in the 80s and there was a decent sex education programme through the years. In the sixth form we even have a local Catholic GP come in and discuss the importance of smear tests and sexual health etc.

   The school from hell- Loreto Grammar School review | Mumsnet

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   Is Loreto better than Xaverian?

   • Loreto has a better campus in my opinion and seems to be very modern. Xaverian seems to be university like, with its multiple buildings.etc. Both are really good colleges and I can't decide.... Anyone? Anyone? Both very similar - go to the one that's easiest/quickest to get to. Id say Loreto is easier to get to, but Xaverian is quicker to get to...

   Xaverian vs Loreto - The Student Room

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   Does Loreto offer GCSE re-sits?

   • Loreto offers GCSE re-sits in English Language and Maths to students who have not yet achieved a Grade 4 or higher. This is a Government requirement. Loreto students perform very well on these courses. We do not other any other GCSE resits. I’ve been offered a place at more than one college, what should I do? The decision is entirely yours to make.

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   Do I still have a place at Loreto College?

   • No, you still have your place at Loreto College. If your results aren’t quite what you hoped for, you can discuss your course options with our team of course advisors during enrolment. Do I have to come into college to enrol or can I do it online?

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   Does Loreto offer remote learning?

   • No, we do not offer remote or offsite learning. All Loreto students are expected to attend all lessons on site. Is there a dress code at Loreto? The College welcomes the variety of appearance brought by individual styles and choices.

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8. www.loretogrammar.co.uk › 225 › news-blogExcellent A Level Results! - News Blog - Loreto Grammar School

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   We are delighted to share a snapshot of the fantastic A level results that have been achieved by Year 13. Students have once again excelled.