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Southampton, Hampshire, Portsmouth and Wiltshire KS2-4 ‘Best 8 Value’ Added for: Southampton, Hampshire, Portsmouth and Wiltshire. 2012-13 Academic Year. Best 8 Name Value Add South Wilts Grammar School for Girls 1037.1 Thornden School 1028.2 Cantell School 1026.2 Eggar's School 1024.1 Horndean Technology College 1017.7 The Westgate School 1017.7 St Augustine's Catholic College 1017.1 The Wellington Academy 1015.8 Kings' School 1013.1 Chamberlayne College for the Arts 1012.6 The Romsey School 1011.5 St Edmund's Girls' School 1010.4 St Anne's Catholic School 1010.3 Wildern School 1010.0 Havant Academy 1009.2 Bridgemary School 1009.0 Calthorpe Park School 1008.9 Bohunt School 1008.8 Testbourne Community School 1008.5 Yateley School 1008.5 Regents Park Community College 1008.4 Hardenhuish School 1007.7 St Joseph's Catholic School 1007.5 The Petersfield School 1007.3 Charter Academy 1007.2 King Richard School 1006.8 Warminster Kingdown 1006.4 Robert May's School 1005.1 Lavington School 1004.1 Avon Valley College 1003.9 The Costello School 1003.7 The Sholing Technology College 1003.1 Bay House School 1003.0 Oasis Academy Lord's Hill 1001.8 Amery Hill School 1001.7 Sheldon School 1001.6 Brune Park Community School 1001.4 Data compiled from http://www.education.gov.uk/schools/performance/ Malmesbury School 1001.3 The Hurst Community College 1001.1 The Stonehenge School 1001.0 Park Community School 1000.8 The John Bentley School 1000.7 NATIONAL AVERAGE 1000.0 Sarum Academy 1000.0 Melksham Oak Community School 998.5 Admiral Lord Nelson School 998.4 Cowplain Community School 998.2 Perins School A Community Sports College 997.6 Wyvern College 997.2 The Trafalgar School at Downton 997.0 The Arnewood School Academy 996.2 Court Moor School 996.1 Cranbourne Business and Enterprise College 995.9 Oasis Academy Mayfield 995.1 Bitterne Park School 995.0 Bishop Challoner Catholic Secondary School 994.1 The John of Gaunt School 994.0 The Henry Cort Community College 993.8 Royal Wootton Bassett Academy 993.6 Oaklands Catholic School 993.3 Redbridge Community School 993.2 Upper Shirley High School 992.7 Henry Beaufort School 992.4 Crestwood College for Business and Enterprise 992.1 The Corsham School 991.9 Saint George Catholic Voluntary Aided College Southampton 990.2 Warblington School 989.8 Purbrook Park School 989.6 Cams Hill School 989.3 Testwood Sports College 988.8 Priestlands School 988.2 St Edmund's Catholic School 988.2 Devizes School 988.0 Woodlands Community College 987.7 Mayfield School 987.7 The Clere School 987.5 Brookfield Community School and Language College 987.4 Swanmore College of Technology 987.2 Hounsdown School 986.3 The Mountbatten School 986.2 The Neville Lovett Community School and Continuing Education Centre 986.0 St John's Marlborough 985.6 Abbeyfield School 985.2 John Hanson Community School 984.7 Data compiled from http://www.education.gov.uk/schools/performance/ Frogmore Community College 984.5 Ringwood School Academy 984.4 St Laurence School 984.3 Crofton School 983.7 Applemore College 983.5 The Connaught School 983.5 The Burgate School and Sixth Form Centre 983.4 The Hayling College 982.9 The Clarendon College 982.3 Winton School 982.2 Matravers School 982.2 Cove School 981.4 Springfield School 981.0 Hamble Community Sports College 979.9 Noadswood School 977.8 Everest Community Academy 976.5 Test Valley School 976.2 The Toynbee School 975.5 Fort Hill Community School 974.5 Crookhorn College 973.6 The Wavell School 971.1 Pewsey Vale School 970.8 Bishop Wordsworth's Grammar School 969.9 Fernhill School 968.8 Mill Chase Community Technology College 968.7 Portchester Community School 968.1 Harrow Way Community School 967.8 Aldworth School 967.3 City of Portsmouth Girls' School 966.4 Wyvern College 966.4 The Vyne Community School 964.5 Bradon Forest School 961.9 Miltoncross School 960.4 Priory School (Specialist Sports College) 959.6 Brighton Hill Community School 958.3 Quilley School of Engineering 955.9 Dove House School 950.2 The City of Portsmouth Boys' School 946.1 Springfields School 943.2 Downland School 941.3 Baycroft School 934.1 Prospect School 933.2 Henry Tyndale School 931.0 The Mark Way School 928.7 The New Forest Academy 923.6 Samuel Cody Specialist Sports College 921.2 Mary Rose School 920.3 Lord Wilson School 912.9 Data compiled from http://www.education.gov.uk/schools/performance/ The Polygon School 911.4 Oak Lodge School 909.3 Larkrise School 907.6 Rowdeford School 901.8 Lakeside School 897.0 Redwood Park School 896.7 Osborne School 890.8 Grangeside School 861.7 The Harbour School 779.4 Data compiled from http://www.education.gov.uk/schools/performance/ .
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