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A-level results 2013: Independent schools PERCENTAGE AT NAME TOWN A*/A Cardiff Sixth Form 1 Cardiff 93.85 College 2 Magdalen College School Oxford 91.01 Guildford High School for 3 Guildford 87.65 Girls King's College School 4 Wimbledon 85.58 (KCS) 5 Wycombe Abbey School High Wycombe 85.57 North London Collegiate 6 Edgware 84.12 School James Allen's Girls' 7 London 83.44 School St Albans High School for 8 St Albans 82.22 Girls The Lady Eleanor Holles 9 Hampton 81.85 School City of London School For 10 The City 81.13 Girls 11 St Swithun's School Winchester 80.89 12 Withington Girls' School Manchester 80.41 The Haberdashers' 13 Borehamwood 80.39 Aske's School for Girls 14 Royal Grammar School Guildford 80.13 Queen Ethelburga's 15 York 80.09 College 16 St Helen and St Katharine Abingdon 80.08 The Godolphin and 17 Hammersmith 79.12 Latymer School Haberdashers' Aske's 18 Elstree 79.08 Boys' School 19 Concord College Shrewsbury 78.54 20 The Perse School Cambridge 75.88 21 The Abbey School Reading 74.64 22 Brighton College Brighton 74.19 PERCENTAGE AT NAME TOWN A*/A 23 Hampton School Hampton 73.51 Oxford High School 24 Oxford 73.43 GDST 25 Merchant Taylors' School Northwood 73.26 26 Eltham College Mottingham 73.09 27 City of London School London 72.86 28 St Mary's School, Ascot Ascot 72.11 29 Alleyn's School Dulwich 71.65 Sir William Perkins's 30 Chertsey 71.63 School 31 St John's College, Cardiff Cardiff 71.53 32 Badminton School Bristol 71.27 33 Channing School London 71.27 34 Benenden School Cranbrook 71.07 35 St Catherine's, Bramley Guildford 70.82 36 Royal Grammar School Newcastle-upon-Tyne 70.61 37 Wellington College Crowthorne 70.59 Notting Hill and Ealing 38 Ealing 70.21 High School GDST King Edward's School, 39 Birmingham 69.9 Birmingham Putney High School 40 Putney 69.47 GDST 41 Nottingham Girls Nottingham 69.44 42 King Edward VI School Southampton 69.07 The Faculty of Queen 43 York 68.32 Ethelburga's 44 St Mary's Calne Calne 68.26 Manchester High School 45 Manchester 67.83 for Girls 46 Canford School Wimborne 67.81 Loughborough High 47 Loughborough 67.01 School 48 Hurtwood House Dorking 66.73 PERCENTAGE AT NAME TOWN A*/A 49 Walthamstow Hall Sevenoaks 66.67 50 Oundle School Peterborough 66.56 51 St Helen's School Northwood 66.49 52 St Albans School St Albans 66.46 53 Nottingham High School Nottingham 66.36 54 Highgate School Highgate 66.33 55 Norwich School Norwich 66.3 56 Dulwich College Dulwich 66.05 57 St Clare's Oxford 65.44 58 Immanuel College Bushey 65.14 University College 59 Hampstead 64.9 School, Hampstead 60 Latymer Upper School Hammersmith 64.75 61 Headington School Oxford 64.4 South Hampstead High 62 Hampstead 64.25 School GDST 63 Malvern St James Great Malvern 63.79 The King's School, 64 Chester 63.2 Chester 65 Bancroft's School Woodford Green 62.78 66 Tormead School Guildford 62.77 67 The Godolphin School Salisbury 62.71 68 The Grange School Northwich 62.68 69 Caterham School Caterham 62.44 Queen Elizabeth's 70 Bristol 62.05 Hospital 71 King Edward's School Bath 61.85 72 Moreton Hall Oswestry 61.73 73 St Dunstan's College Catford 61.4 74 Bromsgrove School Bromsgrove 60.75 The Royal High School 75 Bath 60.56 Bath GDST Wimbledon High School 76 Wimbledon 60.48 GDST PERCENTAGE AT NAME TOWN A*/A Central Newcastle High 77 Newcastle-upon-Tyne 60.47 School GDST 78 The Maynard School Exeter 60.44 79 Ruthin School Ruthin 60.23 Kingston Grammar 80 Kingston-upon-Thames 60 School Leicester Grammar 81 Great Glen 59.93 School 82 St Michael's School Llanelli 59.85 Streatham and Clapham 83 Streatham 59.52 High School GDST 84 King's School Canterbury 59.48 85 Queen's Gate School London 59.41 86 Birkdale School Sheffield 58.6 Howell's School Llandaff 87 Cardiff 58.24 GDST 88 Solihull School Solihull 57.88 89 Marlborough College Marlborough 57.73 90 d'Overbroeck's College Oxford 57.69 91 The Red Maids' School Bristol 57.69 92 King's High School Warwick 57.52 Norwich High School 93 Norwich 57.34 GDST St Leonards-Mayfield 94 Mayfield 56.84 School City of London Freemen's 95 Ashtead 56.83 School 96 Yarm School Yarm 56.33 97 Reigate Grammar School Reigate 56.28 Francis Holland School, 98 London 56.25 Regent's Park 99 Bedford Modern School Bedford 56.23 Portsmouth High School 100 Southsea 56.14 GDST 101 Talbot Heath School Bournemouth 55.91 PERCENTAGE AT NAME TOWN A*/A 102 Haileybury Hertford 55.86 103 Exeter School Exeter 55.81 104 Queenswood Hatfield 55.71 105 St Peter's School York 55.71 Croydon High School 106 South Croydon 55.47 GDST 107 Warwick School Warwick 55.3 Stockport Grammar 108 Stockport 55.01 School Queen Elizabeth 109 Wakefield 54.92 Grammar School 110 Woldingham School Caterham 54.92 St James Senior Girls' 111 Hammersmith 54.81 School 112 Bablake School Coventry 54.78 Queen Margaret's School 113 York 54.76 (York) The Portsmouth 114 Portsmouth 54.58 Grammar School 115 Farnborough Hill Farnborough 54.48 116 Rugby School Rugby 54.31 117 Roedean School Brighton 54.23 118 Bedford School Bedford 53.96 119 Birkenhead School Wirral 53.71 120 Uppingham School Uppingham 53.71 Bishop's Stortford 121 Bishop's Stortford 53.68 College 122 Lancing College Lancing 53.1 123 Epsom College Epsom 53.06 Haberdashers' Monmouth 124 Monmouth 53.04 School for Girls 125 The King's School Worcester 53 126 Oakham School Oakham 52.91 127 Sheffield High School Sheffield 52.87 PERCENTAGE AT NAME TOWN A*/A GDST 128 Gresham's School Holt 52.69 129 St Francis' College Letchworth Garden City 52.63 Bolton School Girls' 130 Bolton 52.49 Division 131 St Teresa's, Effingham Effingham 52.38 The Newcastle Upon 132 Tyne Church High School Newcastle upon Tyne 52.31 GDST 133 Brentwood School Brentwood 52.03 Bromley High School 134 Bromley 51.92 GDST 135 St Gabriel's School Newbury 51.76 136 Surbiton High School Kingston-upon-Thames 51.76 Hereford Cathedral 137 Hereford 51.57 School St Mary's School, 138 Cambridge 51.4 Cambridge Loughborough Grammar 139 Loughborough 51.08 School 140 Merchiston Castle School Edinburgh 50.93 141 Heathfield School GDST Pinner 50.85 142 Bootham School York 50.39 143 Dauntsey's School Devizes 50.36 144 Ibstock Place School Roehampton 50.3 Merchant Taylors' Girls' 145 Liverpool 50.27 School 146 Reed's School Cobham 50.15 Bradford Grammar 147 Bradford 50.11 School Wakefield Girls' High 148 Wakefield 50 School 149 Forest School London 49.72 Marymount International 150 Kingston upon Thames 49.7 School PERCENTAGE AT NAME TOWN A*/A 151 Kingswood School Bath 49.67 152 Ipswich School Ipswich 49.49 Merchant Taylors' Boys' 153 Liverpool 49.3 School 154 Prior Park College Bath 49.02 155 Bristol Grammar School Bristol 48.6 St George's College 156 Addlestone 48.38 Weybridge 157 AKS Blackpool Blackpool 48.23 Francis Holland School, 158 Westminster 48.15 Sloane Square 159 Tudor Hall School Banbury 48.15 160 Downside School Radstock 48.13 161 The John Lyon School Harrow 47.8 162 St John's School Leatherhead 47.79 Brighton and Hove High 163 Brighton 47.37 School GDST 164 The Mount School (York) York 47.25 165 Chigwell School Chigwell 46.39 Chetham's School of 166 Manchester 46.33 Music 167 Sidcot School Winscombe 46.29 168 Kimbolton School Huntingdon 46.23 Sutton High School 169 Sutton 46.23 GDST 170 Bradfield College Reading 46.22 171 Cheltenham College Cheltenham 46.07 172 Queen's College London Westminster 46 Bury Grammar School 173 Bury 45.81 Girls ACS Egham International 174 Egham 45.74 School Shrewsbury High School 175 Shrewsbury 45.28 GDST PERCENTAGE AT NAME TOWN A*/A 176 Truro School Truro 45.28 177 West Buckland School Barnstaple 45.27 178 Kent College Canterbury 45.25 179 The Edinburgh Academy Edinburgh 45.24 Bolton School Boys' 180 Bolton 45.18 Division 181 St Leonards St Andrews 45.1 182 Brampton College Hendon 44.99 183 Churcher's College Petersfield 44.99 184 Hymers College Hull 44.94 Dame Allan's Senior 185 Newcastle Upon Tyne 44.91 Schools Harrogate Ladies' 186 Harrogate 44.84 College 187 Salesian College Farnborough 44.79 Newcastle-under-Lyme 188 Newcastle-under-Lyme 44.66 School Edgbaston High School 189 Birmingham 44.53 for Girls ACS Cobham 190 Cobham 44.32 International School 191 Cheadle Hulme School Cheadle 44.32 Wolverhampton 192 Wolverhampton 44.09 Grammar School 193 Christ College Brecon 43.98 194 St Columba's College St Albans 43.98 Leicester High School for 195 Leicester 43.81 Girls 196 Mill Hill School Mill Hill 43.75 Blackheath High School 197 Blackheath 43.64 GDST 198 St Benedict's School Ealing 43.62 Reading Blue Coat 199 Reading 43.49 School 200 St Bees School St Bees 43.33 PERCENTAGE AT NAME TOWN A*/A 201 Ampleforth College York 43.32 202 King Henry VIII Coventry 43.24 203 Windermere School Windermere 43.18 204 The Leys School Cambridge 43.09 St Mary's School, 205 Shaftesbury 42.39 Shaftesbury 206 The Marist Senior School Ascot 42.35 207 Stonyhurst College Clitheroe 42.16 208 The King's School Macclesfield 42.13 209 Stafford Grammar School Stafford 42.05 210 Ryde School Ryde 41.98 211 Elizabeth College Guernsey 41.67 212 Rougemont School Newport 41.67 213 King William's College Castletown 41.46 214 The King Alfred School Golders Green 41.38 215 New Hall School Chelmsford 41.26 Ipswich High School 216 Ipswich 41.18 GDST Thetford Grammar 217 Thetford 41.11 School 218 Wellington School Wellington 41.09 219 Derby Grammar School Derby 41.03 Burgess Hill School for 220 Burgess Hill 40.91 Girls 221 King's School Bruton 40.84 The Royal School 222 Dungannon 40.76 Dungannon 223 Wells Cathedral School Wells 40.55 224 Queen's College Taunton 40.24 225 Glenalmond College Perth 40.08 Northampton High School 226 Northampton
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