Is you kid in senior years? You applied through agents? Some agents are not honest, be careful! Why not try more agents. Also British council is holding a shcool fair this month, should be useful.
Normal route (GCSE & A levels), Foundation, IVE/ assciate degree are different and students are different too.
Have to be very careful, the kid's experience will be quite different.
If you are talking about A level, there are many 2xx in range of 40-50% A*-A.
Try some more. There may be other reasons that accounts for the failure. Again, UK schools do not just look at exam result. They look at the person instead.
How old is your son? And what school is he in at the moment? Does he have any extra-curricular interest? Which schools have he tried and failed?
It'll be easier for us if we learn a little bit more about him before giving any suggestions.
If his predicted grades are 2233, he might not get into good universities' foundation courses after DSE. I think going to UK for A-level is a worthwhile gamble. But pushing him into a highly competitive school is not a good idea as it can ruin his confidence. i think he needs a school with good pastoral care that can get the best out of him and help him to achieve the best from his ability. I would recommend St Edward's Qxford and Bloxham (also in Oxfordshire), both renowned for their pastoral care even if their rankings are not very high. You can look up their website and write to them directly. Your son sounds like a really good kid and I do hope he can be nurtured into reaching his full potential and even beyond! Best of luck,
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