Updated for 2024 Applicants

The East of England Foundation School is part of Health Education East of England and combines the previously separate Foundation Schools of East Anglia, and Essex, Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire (EBH) which were merged for 2024 applicants.

Successful applicants to the East of England Foundation School will be asked to preference either the East Anglia group or EBH group on Oriel before ranking their job preferences.

For more information of each of those regions, see our dedicated guides:

👉  East Anglia

👉  Essex, Bedfordshire, and Hertfordshire (EBH)

Applicants to the East of England are informed of their full F1 and F2 training programme rotations by the start of their F1 Years, though they will not necessarily remain in the same hospital for both years. They will, however, be able to remain in the same group (East Anglia vs EBH).

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