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Secondary School Tables 2009

Thursday 15 January 2009 01:00 GMT
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KEY TO THE LEAGUE TABLES

A school's value added score is arrived at by predicting what pupils should achieve when they arrive at school at age 11. If – on average – pupils improve on their predicted performance and do better than fellow pupils in similar circumstances, the school will be awarded a score of more than 1,000. If they do worse, it will get less than 1,000.

The average point score for A-level again takes account of all qualifications gained by pupils. An A grade in general or vocational A-level is worth 270 points, B, 240; C, 210; D, 180; and E, 150. The International Baccalaureate is also recognised with a maximum score of 45 being rewarded with 1,380 points.

SYMBOLS USED IN THE TABLE

= Feeder school for sixth-form centres/consortia.
! New institution. Results will be published as N/A (Not Applicable).
< Statistics based on 10 or fewer candidates are suppressed.
AC Academy.
CTC City Technology College.
CY Community school.
CYS Community school with special provision for children with special educational needs.
FD Foundation school.
FDS Foundation special school.
IND Independent school.
INDSS Independent special school.
MODFC College funded by Ministry of defence.
VA Voluntary aided school (usually faith schools which control their own admissions).
VC Voluntary controlled (faith school with admissions controlled by local authority).

ADMISSION POLICIES

COMP Admits all students.
MOD Secondary modern. Admits all students not selected by grammar schools.
SEL State-financed grammar school.
NON SEL Independent school.

Column 1: School or college name
Column 2: Number of 14 to 16-year olds
Column 3: % with five A* to C GCSEs including maths and English
Column 4: % with five A* to C GCSEs in all subjects
Column 5: % with five A* to C GCSEs in one modern foreign language
Column 6: Value Added Score
Column 7: A-level point score per pupil

1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Birchwood Community High Sch 178 58 78 19 1023.7  
CY B&E,AL,LePP,TS comp mixed 11-16
Bridgewater High Sch 299 74 88 40 1014.9 910.3
CY A,Sc comp mixed 11-18
Cardinal Newman Catholic High Sch 146 57 71 34 993.7  
VA M&C comp mixed 11-16
Culcheth High Sch 204 69 77 36 992.4 727.8
CY H comp mixed 11-18
Great Sankey High Sch 301 61 78 23 1002.1 776.3
CY E comp mixed 11-18
Lymm High Voluntary Controlled Sch 315 68 92 50 1007.7 783.1
VC L,Sp,TS comp mixed 11-18
Padgate Community High Sch 136 40 65 12 1003.9 572.6
CY T,A comp mixed 11-18
Penketh High Sch 247 35 61 23 985 641.9
CY A comp mixed 11-18
Sir Thomas Boteler Church of England High Sch 139 32 50 19 996.5  
VA Mu comp mixed 11-16
St Gregory's Catholic High Sch 191 64 75 32 1007.2  
VA H comp mixed 11-16
William Beamont Community High Sch 213 22 47 3 985  
CY Sp comp mixed 11-16
Woolston Community High Sch 168 44 63 26 990.7 593
CY - comp mixed 11-18

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