Lancaster University School of Mathematics
About Lancaster University School of Mathematics
With just 103 pupils on roll against a capacity of 260, Lancaster University School of Mathematics is significantly undersubscribed, which is unusual for a specialist 16-19 state school. This small cohort size suggests a highly selective or niche intake, though the school does not publish a parentView recommendation percentage in its data, so it is difficult to gauge direct family satisfaction from that metric alone. The school is a mixed, non-religious sixth-form in Preston, Lancashire, and its headteacher is Peter Tiltman. Given the low pupil numbers relative to capacity, families considering this school should be aware that it operates well below its intended size, which may affect the breadth of social interaction and extracurricular options available compared with a fuller sixth form. The school does offer a range of facilities including a sixth form centre, library, theatre, and sports amenities, but the small community means your child will likely know everyone.
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Facilities
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Extracurriculars
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Clubs & Activities
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