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Last Updated: Thursday, 15 January, 2004, 00:01 GMT
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Advanced performance in England
This page shows schools ranked on the basis of their pupils' performance in A-level and AS-level and Key Skills exams.

The results are the average points achieved per student. Smaller schools, with fewer than 30 students taking the exams, are not ranked.

Click the name of a school for a page detailing its performance.

Click on Names for an alphabetical list or on GCSE/GNVQ to rank schools on those results.

Click here for a fuller explanation of the figures.

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GCSE/GNVQ		 Sorted by
A/AS-level
Rank % Rank points
The Howard School, Medway 2849 35% 1939 170.4
South Camden Community School, Camden 3089 31% 1940 170.3
The City Technology College, Solihull 332 95% 1941 170.2
Hartlepool College of Further Education, Hartlepool NA NA 1942 170.0
North East Lincolnshire Sixth Form Partnership, North East Lincolnshire NA NA 1943 169.9
Hugh Christie Technology College, Kent 1773 55% 1944 169.7
The Sheffield College, Sheffield NA NA 1945 169.5
Eastwood Comprehensive School, Nottinghamshire 2485 42% 1946 169.3
City of Westminster College, Westminster NA NA 1947 169.2
Tong School, Bradford 2910 34% 1948 168.9
The Heathfield Foundation Technology College, Sandwell 2643 39% 1949 168.8
The Ravensbourne School, Bromley 2813 36% 1950 168.6
The Leigh City Technology College, Kent 715 77% 1951 168.4
Small Heath School, Birmingham 1448 60% 1952 168.3
Sedgehill School, Lewisham 3009 32% 1953 168.2
Saint George's Church of England School, Kent 2593 40% 1954 168.1
Chalvedon School, Essex 2316 45% 1955 167.9
Cokethorpe School (IND, SEL), Oxfordshire 1726 56% 1956 167.8
Worcester College of Technology, Worcestershire NA NA 1957 167.6
Uxbridge High School, Hillingdon 3171 29% 1958 167.6
The Holgate Comprehensive School, Nottinghamshire 2960 33% 1959 167.4
Derby College, Derby NA NA 1960 166.9
The Cornwallis School, Kent 1010 68% 1961 166.9
Brockhill Park School, Kent 1863 53% 1962 166.9
Braintree College, Essex NA NA 1963 166.8
Hartsdown Technology College, Kent 2875 35% 1964 166.8
Edgecliff High School, Staffordshire 1717 56% 1965 166.8
The Tenison-Brooke Sixth Form Centre, Lambeth NA NA 1966 166.4
Stoke Damerel Community College, Plymouth 3059 31% 1967 166.3
Ernest Bevin College, Wandsworth 1462 60% 1968 166.2
Tresham Institute, Northamptonshire NA NA 1969 166.1
Noel-Baker Community School, Derby 2914 34% 1970 166.1
Welling School, Bexley 3012 32% 1971 165.7
Erith School, Bexley 2578 40% 1972 165.3
West Derby School, Liverpool 3313 25% 1973 165.3
Harrow College, Harrow NA NA 1974 165.2
Mellow Lane School, Hillingdon 2488 42% 1975 165.1
Knowsley Community College, Knowsley NA NA 1976 165.0
Cambridge Regional College, Cambridgeshire NA NA 1977 164.9
Plumstead Manor School, Greenwich 2758 37% 1978 164.8
Bacon's College, Southwark 993 69% 1979 164.8
Bellerive Catholic High School FCJ, Liverpool 1528 59% 1980 164.8
Bexleyheath School, Bexley 2576 40% 1981 164.4
St Anselm's Catholic School, Kent 2053 50% 1982 164.0
Kingston College, Kingston upon Thames NA NA 1983 163.7
John Colet School, Buckinghamshire 1638 57% 1984 163.0
The Archbishop Grimshaw Catholic School, Solihull 3117 30% 1985 163.0
The Thomas Aveling School, Medway 2499 42% 1986 162.9
Redcar & Cleveland College, Redcar and Cleveland NA NA 1987 162.8
Walton Community School, Peterborough 2860 35% 1988 162.6
Havering College of Further and Higher Education, Havering NA NA 1989 162.4
South East Derbyshire College, Derbyshire NA NA 1990 162.0
Ursuline College, Kent 1414 61% 1991 161.1
Westbourne High School, Suffolk 2428 43% 1992 160.9
Harlington Community School, Hillingdon 3019 32% 1993 160.7
Joseph Leckie Community Technology College, Walsall 2648 39% 1994 160.5
Chesterfield College, Derbyshire NA NA 1995 160.4
Chichester College, West Sussex NA NA 1996 160.0
The College of West Anglia, Norfolk NA NA 1997 160.0
Chapter School, Medway 2659 39% 1998 160.0
Wilsthorpe Community School, Derbyshire 2820 36% 1999 159.7
Bretton Woods Community School, Peterborough 3151 30% 2000 159.4
Haverstock School, Camden 3136 30% 2001 159.4
Somerset College of Arts and Technology, Somerset NA NA 2002 159.0
Colbayns High School, Essex 2577 40% 2003 158.9
Amersham and Wycombe College, Buckinghamshire NA NA 2004 158.8
Wakefield College, Wakefield NA NA 2005 158.7
Mulberry School for Girls, Tower Hamlets 1971 51% 2006 158.4
The King's Church of England School, Wolverhampton 2007 51% 2007 158.4
The George Ward School, Wiltshire 2320 45% 2008 158.2
Pensby High School for Boys, Wirral 2560 41% 2009 158.2
Liverpool Community College, Liverpool NA NA 2010 158.1
Halton College, Halton NA NA 2011 157.9
George Stephenson Community High School, North Tyneside 2662 39% 2012 157.8
The Wye Valley School, Buckinghamshire 1995 51% 2013 157.3
The Maplesden Noakes School, Kent 1593 58% 2014 157.2
Sheredes School, Hertfordshire 2518 42% 2015 157.2
The Grange School, Buckinghamshire 3115 30% 2016 156.9
Filton High School, South Gloucestershire 2816 36% 2017 156.7
King James I Community College, Durham 2736 38% 2018 156.7
Sandwich Technology School, Kent 1986 51% 2019 156.1
Aldersley High School, Wolverhampton 2243 47% 2020 156.0
Gloucestershire College of Arts and Technology, Gloucestershire NA NA 2021 155.8
Sandhurst School, Bracknell Forest 1987 51% 2022 155.6
Guildford College of Further and Higher Education, Surrey NA NA 2023 155.5
Wiltshire College, Wiltshire NA NA 2024 155.3
All Saints Catholic High School, Knowsley 2370 44% 2025 155.3
Holmer Green Senior School, Buckinghamshire 1524 59% 2026 155.1
Kingsway High School, Cheshire 2637 40% 2027 155.0
Abingdon and Witney College, Oxfordshire NA NA 2028 154.1
Dudley College of Technology, Dudley NA NA 2029 153.9
Regent College, Leicester NA NA 2030 153.8
The Oldershaw School, Wirral 3400 22% 2031 153.8
Calderdale College, Calderdale NA NA 2032 153.6
Oaklands College, Hertfordshire NA NA 2033 153.5
West Kent College, Kent NA NA 2034 153.4
Stamford College, Lincolnshire NA NA 2035 153.4
Newcastle-under-Lyme College, Staffordshire NA NA 2036 153.2
Central Foundation Girls' School, Tower Hamlets 1962 51% 2037 153.2
Yorkshire Martyrs Catholic College, Bradford 3127 30% 2038 152.9
St Chad's Catholic High School, Halton 1983 51% 2039 152.8
Greenhead High School, Bradford 3404 22% 2040 152.7
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