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44 WEDNESDAY12JANUARY2011 EVENING STANDARD London Secondary League Tables YOUR GUIDE TO THE TABLES GCSE TABLE KEY T – City Technology College. Specialist independent of local authority. helps pupils make more progress than A-LEVEL TABLE See Page 45 All 33 boroughs in Greater London are listed C – Community. State school controlled state school. MOD – Secondary Modern. expected. Most independent schools do not The third column shows the school’s GCSE to by the local authority. V – Voluntary aided or voluntary M – Mixed, co-educational school. alphabetically. Schools in each area are ranked F – Foundation. Maintained by the local controlled school. Maintained by the B – Single sex boys’ school. include figures for this column as they are not A-level value added score. This shows how far a by the percentage of pupils achieving at least authority with a foundation that local authority with a foundation that G – Single sex girls’ school. required to take Sats. school helped pupils make progress between appoints some governors. appoints most of the governors. FESI – Further education sector five A* to C grades at GCSE, including English I – Independent, fee-paying school. A – Academy. State-funded school institution. Growing numbers of independent schools are the ages of 16 and 18. Schools are ranked on the and maths. These scores are shown in the third choosing International GCSEs in subjects such last column, which shows the average A-level column. Ties are broken by the number of foreign language skills following concern over takes account of other factors that can affect as maths instead of normal GCSEs. The points per student. This includes AS and A2 pupils eligible for exams. the decline of French and German. children’s results, such as social class and Government has only approved International exams, as well as vocational courses The fourth column shows the percentage of The value added score is shown in the fifth ethnicity. GCSEs from the Cambridge exam board for use “equivalent” to A-levels. One A-level grade A is pupils scoring at least one grade C in a GCSE in column. This measures how well pupils A score of 1000 means pupils have performed in league tables, so independent schools that worth 270 points, a B scores 240, C is 210, D is a foreign language at each school. This shows progress between taking their primary school as expected based on their backgrounds. used other exam boards may show scores of 180 and an E 150 points. Ties are broken on the how well schools equip pupils with crucial Sats aged 11 and sitting GCSEs aged 16. It also Scores above 1000 generally mean the school “0%” as a result. number of candidates. University College School (I/B) NS 113 0% 99% - HARINGEY Coombe Girls’ School (C/G) NS 200 69% 61% 985.7 South Hampstead High School (I/G) NS 94 0% 100% - Channing School (I/G) NS 58 98% 98% - Tolworth Girls’ School and Centre (F/G) NS 205 62% 42% 1002.7 Fortismere School (F/M) NS 243 73% 58% 1006.3 Southborough High School (C/B) NS 109 61% 28% 997.9 GCSE LONDON, CITY OF Alexandra Park School (C/M) NS 212 66% 50% 1014.1 The Hollyfield School and Sixth Form Centre (F/M) NS 177 56% 28% 988.9 City of London School (I/B) NS 127 1% 99% - Coombe Boys’ School (F/B) NS 75 43% 19% 1006.9 City of London School for Girls (I/G) NS 81 0% 98% - Hornsey School for Girls (C/G) NS 224 53% 44% 983.6 Woodside High, A Business School (C/M) NS 185 47% 31% 1025.8 Chessington Community College (C/M) NS 115 41% 3% 971.1 Canbury School (I/M) NS 14 21% 50% - No of candidates of No A*-C 5 %: GCSE lang: foreign % A*-C 5 KS2-GCSE added Value Selective/ Selective Non CROYDON Highgate Wood Secondary School (C/M) NS 239 46% 33% 986.6 Croydon High School (I/G) NS 55 98% 96% - Park View (C/M) NS 231 45% 20% 1009.8 Surbiton High School (I/M) NS 144 0% 92% - BARKING AND DAGENHAM Old Palace of John Whitgift School (I/G) NS 89 97% 84% - Gladesmore Community School (C/M) NS 239 41% 20% 1044.3 Kingston Grammar School (I/M) NS 119 0% 94% - All Saints Catholic School and Tech College (V/M) NS 179 72% 16% 1019.5 Royal Russell School (I/M) NS 81 95% 83% - Northumberland Park Community School (C/M) NS 197 40% 34% 1027.7 Barking Abbey School, Sports College (C/M) NS 260 62% 12% 1015.6 LAMBETH Harris City Academy Crystal Palace (A/M) NS 173 88% 65% 1042.4 St Thomas More Catholic School (V/M) NS 171 31% 16% 980.4 The Sydney Russell School (C/M) NS 264 59% 20% 1028.6 Streatham and Clapham High School (I/G) NS 61 95% 89% - Coloma Convent Girls’ School (V/G) NS 154 88% 77% 1022.9 The John Loughborough School (V/M) NS 52 31% 6% 1000.0 Robert Clack School (C/M) NS 260 57% 14% 1028.9 La Retraite Roman Catholic Girls’ School (V/G) NS 144 72% 43% 1025.5 Archbishop Tenison’s CofE High School (V/M) NS 100 77% 45% 997.9 Greig City Academy (A/M) NS 142 30% 26% 1008.4 Jo Richardson Community School (C/M) NS 230 50% 13% 1014.2 Stockwell Park School (F/M) NS 177 70% 19% 1030.7 Lodge School (I/M) NS 11 73% 45% - Highgate School (I/M) NS 122 0% 98% - St Martin in the Fields High School for Girls (V/G) NS 132 64% 22% 1033.5 Dagenham Park CofE School (V/M) NS 160 48% 22% 1035.9 Riddlesdown Collegiate (V/M) NS 304 66% 34% 997.3 Dunraven School (F/M) NS 178 62% 44% 1000.5 Eastbury Comprehensive School (C/M) NS 260 43% 10% 1002.6 BRIT School for Performing Arts and Tech (T/M) NS 143 66% 38% 1033.9 HARROW Archbishop Tenison’s School (V/B) NS 89 62% 18% 996.1 Eastbrook Comprehensive School (C/M) NS 270 41% 13% 977.0 Woodcote High School (C/M) NS 206 65% 41% 1029.6 Peterborough and St Margaret’s School (I/G) NS 21 100% 86% - Norwood School (C/M) NS 131 58% 40% 1065.0 The Warren Comprehensive School (C/M) NS 228 39% 6% 993.9 St Joseph’s College (V/B) NS 170 64% 35% 1018.0 Buckingham College School (I/B) NS 27 81% 59% - Bishop Thomas Grant Catholic Secondary (V/M) NS 166 52% 34% 1003.8 BARNET Norbury Manor Business College for Girls (F/G) NS 177 61% 38% 996.8 Nower Hill High School (C/M) NS 303 79% 38% 1013.9 Shirley High School Performing Arts Coll (F/M) NS 176 60% 38% 1004.7 The Sacred Heart Language College (V/G) NS 148 77% 60% 1011.5 Lilian Baylis Technology School (C/M) NS 116 47% 17% 1030.5 Queen Elizabeth’s School, Barnet (F/B) S 176 100% 99% 1022.2 London Nautical School (F/B) NS 111 42% 14% 957.9 St Michael’s Catholic Grammar School (V/G) S 96 100% 97% 1011.8 Harris Academy South Norwood (A/M) NS 95 60% 8% 1062.6 Salvatorian Roman Catholic College (V/B) NS 136 74% 60% 998.2 St Andrew’s CofE VA High School (V/M) NS 136 56% 29% 1003.0 Park High School (C/M) NS 285 66% 31% 982.5 Charles Edward Brooke School (V/G) NS 140 41% 30% 982.1 The Henrietta Barnett School (V/G) S 92 100% 98% 1010.2 Lambeth Academy (A/M) NS 165 36% 12% 975.8 Mill Hill School Foundation (I/M) NS 146 95% 83% - Virgo Fidelis Convent Senior School (V/G) NS 107 54% 36% 997.6 Bentley Wood High School (C/G) NS 174 61% 54% 997.7 Wellgrove School (I/M) NS 16 88% 13% - Thomas More Catholic School (V/M) NS 138 51% 13% 1013.1 Whitmore High School (C/M) NS 253 60% 42% 1015.1 LEWISHAM Hatch End High School (C/M) NS 295 55% 46% 1013.1 Hasmonean High School (V/M) NS 171 87% 71% 1038.0 Harris Academy Purley (A/M) NS 152 47% 30% 1025.5 St Dunstan’s College (I/M) NS 99 99% 95% - Canons High School (C/M) NS 173 54% 25% 1011.7 The Mount School (I/G) NS 52 85% 75% - Oasis Academy Shirley Park (A/M) NS 170 46% 16% 1046.1 Sydenham High School GDST (I/G) NS 73 99% 93% - Rooks Heath High School (C/M) NS 201 52% 40% 1002.9 St Martha’s Senior School (I/G) NS 46 85% 76% - The Archbishop Lanfranc School (F/M) NS 210 45% 38% 984.2 Prendergast-Hilly Fields College (V/G) NS 113 70% 61% 1008.4 Harrow High School and Sports College (C/M) NS 170 31% 17% 1012.3 Beth Jacob Grammar School for Girls (I/G) NS 47 83% 79% - St Mary’s Catholic High School (V/M) NS 137 45% 26% 981.1 Haberdashers’ Aske’s Hatcham College (A/M) NS 204 68% 52% 996.2 Harrow School (I/B) NS 162 1% 100% - Mill Hill County High School (F/M) NS 247 79% 64% 1003.4 Edenham High School (F/M) NS 234 44% 31% 1007.8 Addey and Stanhope School (V/M) NS 109 59% 11% 976.6 The John Lyon School (I/B) NS 93 1% 89% - Ashmole School (F/M) NS 220 78% 69% 1017.9 Westwood Girls Coll for Languages and Arts (C/G) NS 158 41% 34% 994.8 Bonus Pastor Catholic College (V/M) NS 146 58% 21% 998.7 North London Collegiate School (I/G) NS 106 0% 97% - Queen Elizabeth’s Girls’ School (C/G) NS 183 78% 63% 1020.0 Addington High School (C/M) NS 160 38% 10% 1012.7 Deptford Green School (C/M) NS 219 54% 11% 995.9 Oasis Academy Coulsdon (A/M) NS 153 37% 20% 1005.2 Heathfield School Pinner (I/G) NS 55 0% 80% - London Jewish Girls’ High School (I/G) NS 18 78% 72% - Trinity Church of England School, Lewisham (V/M) NS 91 53% 20% 971.9 Selsdon High School (C/M) NS 182 23% 6% 968.2 Copthall School (C/G) NS 172 77% 62% 1008.6 Forest Hill School (C/B) NS 233 52% 20% 995.5 Whitgift School (I/B) NS 160 0% 94% - HAVERING Finchley Catholic High School (V/B) NS 156 76% 38% 1018.9 Sydenham School (C/G) NS 241 47% 39% 971.1 Trinity School (I/B) NS 119 0% 93% - The Coopers’ Company and Coborn School (V/M) NS 191 96% 85% 991.9 Christ’s College Finchley (C/B) NS 139 76% 53% 1010.9 Raphael Independent School (I/M) NS 18 89% 50% - St Matthew Academy (A/M) NS 51 43% 10% 1016.2 East Barnet School (C/M) NS 199 69% 56% 1002.9 EALING Immanuel School (I/M) NS 12 83% 67% - Conisborough College (C/M) NS 119 39% 44% 986.7 Hendon School (F/M) NS 198 69% 74% 997.8 Harvington School (I/G) NS 11 100% 64% - Sacred Heart of Mary Girls’ School (V/G) NS 123 82% 72% 1004.5 Haberdashers’ Aske’s Knights Academy (A/M) NS 141 38% 18% 994.6
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    Welcome to the half termly round-up of events at Ealing Fields. We hope that you will enjoy these brief glimpses of what has been a very full six weeks. Half Term Round Up Department for Education monitoring Visit Leadership Conference Newly set-up schools have regular termly monitoring visits and ours took place on Welcome to the half termly round-up of events at Ealing Fields. We hope that you Thursday 22nd March. This takes the form of an informal ‘health-check’ and our link will enjoy these brief glimpses of what has been a very full six weeks. inspector took the opportunity to visit classrooms, speak to students and look at It has been good to get the enterprise days off the ground, with fundraising events student’s books as well as speaking to staff and governors. It was very good to have run by Perceval and Chambers houses raising money for Make a Wish Foundation positive feedback on the excellent learning behaviour which he observed and the very and NSPCC respectively. Thank-you very much to parents for supporting these – consistent approaches to teaching and learning from the teachers. We were glad to be especially for the generous donations of cakes as well as for running the rugby day able to report on some really excellent improvements in Q2 – especially in English and which included a hard-fought rugby-5s competition. Our Sports teams are building Geography – which had been target areas for us. confidence (see sports pages for details of fixtures & tournaments) overall and a A particular well done to Krishnaa Sutharsan 8 Yeats , Eliya Mohammad Karimi 8 large number of students enjoyed the Trailfinder’s taster evening also.