Analysis by The Telegraph has revealed which Liverpool and Merseyside state schools see the most students study at Oxbridge.
Figures from the Department for Education show that 1.5 per cent of state school pupils go on to attend Oxford and Cambridge, and 4 per cent for grammar and private school pupils. So, how do Merseyside's state schools fare?
Below are the thirteen Merseyside schools which saw at least 2 per cent of pupils leave school in 2020 and go on to study at Oxford or Cambridge - beating the 1.5 per cent national average.
9. Notre Dame Catholic College, Liverpool
At Notre Dame Catholic College, 3% of pupils went on to study at Oxford and Cambridge in 2020. The average A-level grade achieved by pupils was a C+. | Google Street View Photo: Google Street View
10. Archbishop Blanch C of E High School, Liverpool
At Archbishop Blanch C of E High School, 2% of pupils went on to study at Oxford and Cambridge in 2020. The average A-level grade achieved by pupils was a C+. | Google Street View Photo: Google Street View
11. Bellerive FCJ Catholic College, Liverpool
At Bellerive FCJ Catholic College, 2% of pupils went on to study at Oxford and Cambridge in 2020. The average A-level grade achieved by pupils was a C+. | Google Street View Photo: Google Street View
12. St John Bosco Arts College, Liverpool
At St John Bosco Arts College, 2% of pupils went on to study at Oxford and Cambridge in 2020. The average A-level grade achieved by pupils was a C+. | Google Street View Photo: Google Street View