Applying to Chelmsford County High School for Girls (CCHS) can be a competitive process, and understanding historical admission trends can provide valuable insights for prospective students and their families. This blog post offers a summary of recent years’ admission data, based on information obtained through Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests, to help applicants set realistic expectations.
The table below outlines the scoring ranges for the last student admitted on National Offer Day, both within the 12.5-mile priority area and outside it. Additionally, it includes the number of places rejected and subsequently offered each year, providing a clearer picture of the admission landscape.
Intake Year | Last Score Offered (12.5 Mile Priority Area) | Last Score Offered (Outside 12.5 Mile Area) | Rejections (12.5 Mile Area) | Rejections (Outside 12.5 Mile Area) | Subsequently Offered and Accepted |
2024 | 108-109 | 116-117 | 6 | Not specified | In line with oversubscription criteria |
2023 | 107-108 | 116-117 | 10 | 8 | 18 |
2022 | 104-105 | 114-115 | 6 | 10 | 16 |
2021 | 106-107 | 115-116 | 8 | 7 | 15 |
2020 | 105-106 | 114-115 | 8 | 8 | 16 |
2019 | 105-106 | 119-120 | 9 | 10 | 19 |
Additional Notes: Rejections - The number of rejections refers to places rejected by applicants before the respective National Offer Day.
What This Data Tells Us
Score Trends: For each year, there is a noticeable difference between the scores required for the 12.5-mile priority area and those outside it, with higher scores often needed for applicants living beyond the 12.5-mile radius. This highlights the importance of competitive scores for applicants from farther away.
Yearly Variability: Although the admission scores remain fairly consistent, some years see higher numbers of rejected offers, which can affect the number of subsequent offers made.
Tips for Applicants
Aim High on the Exam: Given the scoring trends, preparing thoroughly for the entrance exams can help increase the chances of securing a place.
Stay Informed on Offer Updates: Being on the waitlist may still lead to an opportunity, as some offers are declined each year.
Understand the Priority Area: Living within the 12.5-mile priority area can make a difference in the scores required for admission, based on historical data.
This historical guidance aims to help prospective applicants to Chelmsford County High School for Girls make informed decisions and better prepare for the admissions process.
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