Post-18 leaversLeaves summer 2026
Leaving group
Class of 2026
Leavers
172
- Intended172 of 17231 Mar
- 2Offer in place118 of 172due 30 Sept
- 3Gone1 Nov
- 4Settled31 Mar
Guide & Progress
Destinations Tracker
Each leaving group gets a pass showing how many have an answer recorded and the one thing to chase, beside a NEXT STEPS board of where they're heading. Once results are in: positive-destination rates, the disadvantaged gap, a UK map of where they went - and an export studio for shareable MP4, GIF, and PNG.
- stages per leaving group
- 4stages per leaving group
- export formats
- 3export formats
- disadvantaged analysis
- Gapdisadvantaged analysis
Next steps › DestinationsLeaving groups as passes beside the NEXT STEPS board of where they're heading.
Why it matters
What changes
The honest version of the before, and what it looks like once this is running.
Without Chapter
- Destinations collected on a spreadsheet in the last week of term
- A positive-destination rate nobody can evidence
- The disadvantaged gap invisible because nobody split the data
- Great results with nothing shareable to show for them
With Chapter
- Intended and actual destinations from the choices your school records
- Positive destinations, university %, Russell Group and NEET risk
- Disadvantaged versus non-disadvantaged gap analysis
- An export studio producing MP4, GIF and PNG
How it works
Up and running in minutes
Three steps, in the order you'd actually do them.
Collect destinations
Each leaving group gathers its own - from UCAS choices and the Chapter app, or imported from a leaver spreadsheet.
Split the headline
Positive destinations, university %, Russell Group and NEET risk - with the disadvantaged gap stated, not averaged away.
Export and celebrate
MP4, GIF or PNG destination reels for newsletters, open evenings and governor packs.
In detail
How it actually works
The mechanics behind the screenshot.
01
The gap is the number that matters
A headline positive-destination rate can hide a wide gap underneath it. Chapter splits destinations by disadvantage so the gap is stated rather than averaged away - which is the figure a governing body and an inspector will both ask for.
- Positive destinations, university %, Russell Group, NEET risk
- Disadvantaged versus non-disadvantaged, side by side
- Destination-type and top-institution breakdowns
- Intended destinations tracked before actuals are known
Leaver destinations
94%
Positive destinations
61%
University
11
Russell Group
02
Results worth sharing, in a format people share
The export studio renders the destination map as MP4, GIF or PNG - for a newsletter, an open evening loop, a governor pack or social. Results day is the one moment a careers programme has everybody's attention.
- A UK map of where leavers progressed to
- MP4, GIF and PNG output from the same scene
- Recorded by the school, synced from the Chapter app, or imported from the UCAS adviser portal
- Feeds Benchmark 3 destination reporting and the Governance Pack
Destination type
University61%
Apprenticeship18%
Further education12%
Employment6%
What you get
Everything included
No add-ons, no per-seat pricing - it's all in the platform.
A pass per leaving group, with who still needs chasing
A NEXT STEPS board of where your leavers are heading
Fill in from records, so you only chase the gaps
Positive destinations and the disadvantaged gap, with NEET risk flagged
A UK map of where your leavers went
Export studio - MP4, GIF, and PNG for newsletters and open evenings
Evidence & integrations
What it proves, and what it plugs into
Destinations are the outcome measure behind Benchmark 3, and they appear as their own section in the Governance Pack.
Gatsby Benchmarks evidenced
- 3Addressing the Needs of Each Young Person
- 7Encounters with Further & Higher Education
Works with
UCAS Hub
Choices become intended destinations
Chapter student app
Pupils confirm where they went
Governance Pack
Destinations and NEET risk section
Questions
The things schools ask
The UCAS choices held in Chapter - recorded by the school, synced from the pupil's Chapter app, or imported from the UCAS adviser portal - feed intended destinations; actuals can be confirmed by pupils or imported from a leaver spreadsheet. Chapter has no live connection to UCAS.
Education, employment or training - the standard measure - with university, apprenticeship, further education and employment broken out separately underneath.
That is what they are for. MP4, GIF and PNG are produced for newsletters, open evenings, governor packs and social.
Chapter tracks intended and confirmed destinations at the point of leaving. It is not a longitudinal destinations survey, and we would not present it as one.
Guide & Progress
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