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EVENING STANDARD WEDNESDAY 12 JANUARY 2011 45 London Secondary League Tables Stanley Park High School (C/M) NS 148 41% 14% 999.7 Highams Park School (V/M) NS 214 69% 32% 996.7 Ernest Bevin College (C/B) NS 161 57% 26% 1016.5 Sutton High School (I/G) NS 78 0% 85% - Walthamstow School for Girls (C/G) NS 178 69% 48% 1045.0 Battersea Park School (F/M) NS 101 55% 25% 1020.6 Connaught School for Girls (C/G) NS 117 65% 74% 1022.5 John Paul II School (V/M) NS 98 50% 36% 1037.3 TOWER HAMLETS Chingford Foundation School (F/M) NS 222 64% 24% 1002.5 Southfields Community College (F/M) NS 169 49% 25% 1058.5 London East Academy (I/B) NS 25 96% 48% - Willowfield Humanities College (C/M) NS 109 56% 39% 1020.8 Elliott School (F/M) NS 170 48% 13% 992.1 Jamiatul Ummah School (I/B) NS 30 93% 87% - Heathcote Secondary & Science Coll (C/M) NS 173 54% 21% 1009.0 Chestnut Grove School (F/M) NS 133 43% 26% 1071.0 No of candidates of No A*-C 5 %: GCSE lang: foreign % A*-C 5 KS2-GCSE added Value Selective/ Selective Non London Islamic School (I/B) NS 13 77% 92% - Frederick Bremer School (C/M) NS 180 51% 23% 1001.8 Salesian College (V/B) NS 106 42% 40% 1014.2 Sir John Cass Foundation & Redcoat CofE (V/M) NS 169 75% 60% 1054.4 The Holy Family Technology College (V/M) NS 172 51% 26% 977.7 Ibstock Place School (I/M) NS 79 0% 33% - St Michael and All Angels CofE Academy (A/M) NS 143 46% 22% 1037.5 Darul Hadis Latifiah (I/M) NS 12 67% 83% - Walthamstow Academy (A/M) NS 125 50% 32% 1035.0 Globe Academy (A/M) NS 106 42% 25% 1013.5 Madani Secondary Girls’ School (I/G) NS 37 62% 46% - WESTMINSTER Leytonstone Business School (C/M) NS 170 48% 30% 1004.8 Harris Academy at Peckham (A/M) NS 196 34% 15% 1025.3 Mulberry School for Girls (C/G) NS 204 58% 29% 985.9 Francis Holland School (I/G) NS 74 100% 95% - Norlington School for Boys (C/B) NS 118 48% 21% 979.3 Dulwich College (I/M) NS 201 0% 100% - Bethnal Green Technology College (C/M) NS 148 58% 33% 1004.5 The Sylvia Young Theatre School (I/M) NS 27 93% 7% - Alleyn’s School (I/M) NS 137 0% 94% - Stepney Green Maths and Computing Coll (C/B) NS 129 57% 32% 1028.5 Kelmscott School (C/M) NS 173 45% 33% 1026.3 The Grey Coat Hospital (V/G) NS 155 90% 83% 1018.0 Rush Croft Sports College (C/M) NS 165 43% 11% 981.8 SUTTON Central Foundation Girls’ School (V/G) NS 229 52% 16% 1018.5 The St Marylebone CofE School (V/G) NS 136 88% 71% 1036.9 Morpeth School (C/M) NS 216 52% 12% 995.7 George Mitchell School (C/M) NS 109 42% 23% 1010.4 Lansdowne College (I/M) NS 16 88% 38% - Nonsuch High School for Girls (F/G) S 180 100% 99% 1010.1 Lammas School and Sports College (C/M) NS 156 39% 31% 1001.7 Portland Place School (I/M) NS 53 75% 72% - Wilson’s School (V/B) S 144 100% 91% 1025.3 Bishop Challoner RC Collegiate Girls (V/G) NS 132 51% 14% 1004.8 Oaklands School (C/M) NS 108 51% 25% 1027.4 Buxton School (F/M) NS 150 37% 32% 993.9 Paddington Academy (A/M) NS 171 63% 33% 1072.0 Wallington County Grammar School (F/B) S 123 100% 87% 1026.9 Queen’s College London (I/G) NS 57 60% 95% - Sutton Grammar School for Boys (F/B) S 121 100% 97% 1016.5 George Green’s School (V/M) NS 171 49% 17% 993.3 WANDSWORTH Raine’s Foundation School (V/M) NS 138 49% 21% 1022.4 Pimlico Academy (A/M) NS 218 59% 24% 1029.5 Wallington High School for Girls (F/G) S 180 97% 81% 1001.2 Putney High School (I/G) NS 80 99% 98% - Swanlea School (C/M) NS 192 48% 18% 1025.5 St George RC School (V/M) NS 111 59% 34% 1054.9 Surrey Hills School (I/M) NS 11 91% 91% - Emanuel School (I/M) NS 115 95% 77% - Langdon Park Community School (C/M) NS 174 47% 21% 1019.8 St Augustine’s CofE High School (V/M) NS 110 57% 32% 1009.8 St Philomena’s School (V/G) NS 188 87% 61% 1016.3 Thames Christian College (I/M) NS 17 82% 53% - St Paul’s Way Trust School (F/M) NS 169 46% 16% 994.7 Westminster City School (V/B) NS 112 56% 34% 996.4 The John Fisher School (V/B) NS 158 72% 56% 1002.6 Graveney School (F/M) NS 253 81% 60% 1018.8 Bishop Challoner RC Collegiate Boys (V/B) NS 104 46% 10% 1022.0 Quintin Kynaston School (F/M) NS 198 53% 20% 1041.8 Glenthorne High School (F/M) NS 212 70% 16% 1023.7 Ashcroft Technology Academy (A/M) NS 167 79% 28% 1005.8 Bow School of Maths and Computing (C/B) NS 108 44% 18% 993.2 Westminster Academy (A/M) NS 130 45% 28% 1016.7 Overton Grange School (C/M) NS 209 65% 38% 989.5 Al-Risalah (I/M) NS 34 76% 74% - Mazahirul Uloom School (I/B) NS 20 30% 45% - Davies Laing and Dick College (I/M) NS 36 28% 25% - Cheam High School (F/M) NS 299 59% 45% 1026.9 Putney Park School (I/M) NS 17 76% 53% - Westminster School (I/M) NS 116 17% 71% - Greenshaw High School (C/M) NS 245 58% 23% 999.3 WALTHAM FOREST Saint Cecilia’s, Wandsworth CofE School (V/M) NS 140 70% 58% 999.4 Bales College (I/M) NS 11 9% 27% - Carshalton High School for Girls (C/G) NS 205 47% 28% 1010.0 Forest School (I/M) NS 160 99% 94% - Hall School Wimbledon (I/M) NS 47 68% 72% - Francis Holland School (I/G) NS 46 0% 100% - Carshalton Boys Sports College (C/B) NS 200 46% 18% 1037.9 Normanhurst School (I/M) NS 20 75% 40% - Burntwood School (F/G) NS 256 65% 50% 989.7 International Community School (I/M) NS 14 0% 0% - CROYDON HAVERING Newham Sixth Form College (-/M) NS 836 1010.9 613.6 Whitgift School (I/B) NS 141 979.3 1048.8 Sacred Heart of Mary Girls’ School (V/G) NS 89 1001.9 981.7 Newham College of Further Education (FESI/M) NS 330 996.7 347.8 A-LEVEL Trinity School (I/B) NS 88 1023.5 963.1 The Coopers’ Company and Coborn School (V/M) NS 185 981.0 841.8 Cambridge Tutors College (I/M) NS 92 0.0 943.6 The Frances Bardsley School for Girls (F/G) NS 65 985.5 821.1 REDBRIDGE Croydon High School (I/G) NS 50 1011.8 927.0 St Edward’s CofE School & Sixth Form College (V/M) NS 104 989.7 794.4 Ilford County High School (C/B) S 125 1001.6 1033.8 Coloma Convent Girls’ School (V/G) NS 131 995.6 875.7 The Campion School (V/M) NS 131 1005.1 783.5 Bancrofts School (I/M) NS 125 1008.0 959.3 No of candidates of No A-Level – GCSE Added Vallue A-Level points points A-Level student per Selective/ Selective Non BRIT School for Performing Arts and Technology (T/M) NS 281 1053.7 872.9 Havering Sixth Form College (-/M) NS 983 1010.7 750.7 Woodford County High School (C/G) S 125 975.4 922.0 Royal Russell School (I/M) NS 78 998.8 845.5 Havering College (FESI/M) NS 433 999.0 660.4 Seven Kings High School (C/M) NS 245 1017.2 812.8 BARKING AND DAGENHAM Old Palace of John Whitgift School (I/G) NS 60 970.2 833.5 Ilford Ursuline High School (V/G) NS 74 1023.8 783.9 Robert Clack School (C/M) NS 135 995.0 768.5 Archbishop Tenison’s CofE High School (V/M) NS 130 1004.2 823.0 HILLINGDON Valentines High School (C/M) NS 131 1029.7 776.8 Jo Richardson Community School (C/M) NS 66 1047.4 727.3 Harris Federation Post 16 (-/M) NS 227 1015.9 722.4 St Helen’s School (I/G) NS 78 1049.0 994.6 Beal High School (C/M) NS 182 993.8 741.9 The Sydney Russell School (C/M) NS 61 1008.6 701.7 St Joseph’s College (V/M) NS 79 1024.3 719.4 ACS Hillingdon International School (I/M) NS 36 0.0 904.7 Caterham High School (C/M) NS 87 996.9 730.3 Eastbury Comprehensive School (C/M) NS 31 1026.1 694.6 Riddlesdown Collegiate (V/M) NS 122 986.8 639.6 Haydon School (F/M) NS 226 1022.4 885.6 Trinity Catholic High School (V/M) NS 239 986.1 717.4 Barking Abbey School, Sports College (C/M) NS 275 1026.0 690.6 Coulsdon College (-/M) NS 327 1015.4 634.0 Northwood College (I/G) NS 70 990.7 858.6 King Solomon High School (V/M) NS 67 1010.1 717.1 All Saints Catholic School and Tech College (V/M) NS 81 1014.1 651.2 Croydon College (FESI/M) NS 551 1025.3 620.7 Swakeleys School (F/G) NS 53 1023.7 813.1 Woodbridge High School (C/M) NS 99 1033.7 714.3 Barking and Dagenham College (FESI/M) NS 370 996.5 635.1 Norbury Manor Business College for Girls (F/G) NS 41 1005.7 617.6 Guru Nanak Sikh VA Secondary School (V/M) NS 55 946.8 776.3 Wanstead High School (C/M) NS 138 1009.8 707.5 Eastbrook Comprehensive School (C/M) NS 41 1002.8 579.3 John Ruskin College (-/M) NS 270 1017.5 611.1 The Douay Martyrs Catholic School (V/M) NS 82 1049.2 757.0 Canon Palmer Catholic School (V/M) NS 115 1004.3 698.3 Dagenham Park CofE School (V/M) NS 30 996.0 573.0 Virgo Fidelis Convent Senior School (V/M) NS 60 986.2 530.7 Bishopshalt School (F/M) NS 154 1018.0 756.7 Mayfield School (F/M) NS 118 1032.5 684.5 The Warren Comprehensive School (C/M) NS 84 987.8 542.8 Lodge School (I/G) NS 7 0.0 0.0 Queensmead School (F/M) NS 109 993.4 748.3 The Chadwell Heath Foundation School (F/M) NS 159 988.3 652.5 Bishop Ramsey CofE VA Secondary School (V/M) NS 135 1014.1 747.8 Oaks Park High School (C/M) NS 122 979.5 645.7 BARNET EALING Loxford School of Science and Technology (C/M) NS 126 974.7 587.0 St Michael’s Catholic Grammar School (V/G) S 121 991.1 1146.4 Vyners School (F/M) NS 97 1006.1 731.1 Notting Hill and Ealing High School (I/G) NS 71 1030.6 981.3 Uxbridge High School (F/M) NS 54 998.1 715.0 Redbridge College (FESI/M) NS 179 999.9 534.2 Queen Elizabeth’s School, Barnet (F/B) S 139 986.6 1125.7 St Augustine’s Priory (I/G) NS 43 1007.1 886.4 The Henrietta Barnett School (V/G) S 117 1007.8 1011.7 The Harefield Academy (A/M) NS 33 978.4 655.4 Hainault Forest High School (C/M) NS 3 0.0 0.0 Drayton Manor High School (F/M) NS 153 1021.0 876.1 Abbotsfield School (F/B) NS 26 998.3 651.3 Ashmole School (F/M) NS 117 1041.2 896.2 St Benedict’s School (I/M) NS 76 1026.1 827.9 RIchMOND-UPON-ThAMES Brampton College (I/M) NS 94 1065.6 840.7 Uxbridge College (FESI/M) NS 520 1015.9 639.8 The Cardinal Wiseman Catholic School (V/M) NS 161 995.0 805.8 Northwood School (F/M) NS 41 996.6 604.4 Hampton School (I/B) NS 174 1033.0 1239.5 Woodhouse
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    Information and Advice back to contents for Young People welcome 2018 2019 getting started moving forward apprenticeships, foundation, employment SEND advice Post-16 course Prospectus listings schools/ Your options after year 11 in Croydon colleges open event calendar 2 Contents back to contents Welcome ........................................ 3 Course Listings ................................ 31 Getting Started ................................ 5 • How to apply to Sixth Form and College • Why do I have to stay in learning • What type of course suits me? until I am 18 years old? • Vocational Course Listings • What if I can’t decide what I want to do? • AS and A Level Course Listings welcome • GCSE Course Listings Moving Forward .............................. 8 • Other Croydon Colleges and Sixth Forms • Map of Croydon Schools and Colleges • How can I prepare for my interview? (please find an interactive copy of the application • How can I get financial help and support form online at www.youngcroydon.org.uk) getting to help me stay on my course? • What if things don’t work out? – Useful links started and advice School and College Sixth • What type of learning environment suits me? Forms in Croydon ............................. 43 • Archbishop Tenison’s Apprenticeships, Foundation Church of England Sixth Form moving Learning and Employment ............. 13 • The BRIT School forward • Capel Manor College, • Work Based Learning – Apprenticeships Crystal Palace Park Centre • Work Based Learning – Traineeships • Coloma Convent Girls’ School