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The Times a Level Results 2012 THE TIMES I Saturday August 25 2012 79 A levels News This table is based on A-level,1B and Pre-U results Pupils "A": %A*,A 'ltupils . %A" r.A*,A Pupils %A" %A*,A supplied by the Independent Schools Council on grades grades grades grades grades grades August 22 and does not take into account grades St Margaret's School Bushey, Hertfordshire 48 19.87 46.15 Reigate Grammar School, Surrey 126 1837 59.07 King Henry VIII, West Midlands 102 15.81 44.52 revised since then. Some schools that are members St Teresa's School, Surrey 33 25.7145.71 Repton School; Derbyshire i34 18:01 58.89 Padworth College, Berkshire 22 15.19 443 of the ISC, which represents over 1,200 private Streatham and Clapham High _~cho~ GDST 24 11.43 45.71 Bishop's Stortford College, Hertfordshire 12i 21.85 58:87 Ratcliffe College, Lei cestershire & Rutland 73 13 43.95 schools, chose not to submit results for publication. Prior's Field School, Surrey 33 8.26 -421:95 Sciuthbank International (Westminster)'·' 43 . 19.05 58.73 St Bees School, Cumbria 40 13.82 43:9 IB scores reflect subjects taken at higher level Kent College, Kent 49 13.16 44.74 The King's School, Worcestershire i37 19.59 5!i:53 Birkenhead School, Merseyside 42 7.69 - 43:85 only, not at standard level or theory of knowledge/ Bruton School for Girls, Somerset 22 11.11 44.44 OundlEi School "", Northamptonshire 20"6- 16.79 58II Christ (ollege, S Wales iii 1237 4I8i extended essay.1B scores at higher level have been Stamford High School for Girls, Lincolnshire 96 10.7 44.15 Chase Academy, Stafforc!shlre lZ is- 5& King's School, Somerset 62 11.4 43.52 • converted by treating 7 as A* at A level and 6 as A, in Redland High School for Girls, Bristol --30 12.9 -44.09 Yanm5chool <"', Teesside 86 25.18 57.91 Lingfield Notre Dame, Surrey 47 15.54 43.24 accordance with UCAS equivalences. Tudor Hall, Oxfordshire 49 10.81 43.92 Bnsto Grammar 001, BriStOl 156 2i.31f 56.82 Reading Bl ue Coat School, Berkshire 110 15.18 43.15 Pre-U scores have been converted by treating full Bury Grammar School Girls, Gt Manchester 72 1233 43.61 StO<kport Gtammar School, Cheshire 128 - [4:5 56.7; Scarborough College ", NYorkshire 35 8.5r 42.86 courseDl andD2 as an A* at A level and D3 and MI Edgbaston High School for Girls, WMidlands 46 i5 42.86 Dauntseys School, WlltsI1ire l36 21.1 56.42 Truro School~ Con;wall 98 17.65 41.87 as an A grade. Schools submitting fewer than ten Harrogate Ladies' College, NYorkshire 61 8.18 42.73 Hereford (illllearill Schooi,HerefOrdshlne 63 25 Mill Hill School, London 108 15.41 41.86 candidates are not included. Truro HighSchooi for Girls; Cornwall 28 8.05 '42.53 Thiliys S(h~~mliriages Ire -- 93 15.51 ~ Derby Grammar School, Derbyshire 27 14.29 4f.67 (Iif\on(ollege, - ·stQl ~ - '<lBz • (JCSE and iGCSE results for independent schools The New Ca stle·upon-Tyne Church High Sch 41 11.11 42.06 20.45 -Sn7 St Bede's Senior School '.".', ESusse x l51 13.51 Uppingham si:li'OiiriS .., Lei<estmhifl! i~- Taunton School '·', Somerset 137 12.21 41:24 that are members ofthe ISC will be published in The Francis Hollan{Sch,-Sloane SQuare, London Is 6.67 iif§ 15.4S- SS.57 The Ror.al High School Bath GDSP' 87 20.8 55.47 King's School, Glou cestershire 38 14.95 41.12 Times next Saturday. Adcote School for Girls, Shropshire iD 1538- 41:03 Westonbirt, Gloucestershire 39 11.97 41.03 As!lford School, Kent 69" 16:73 54.69 St Benedict's School, London 95 11.86 41.02 Pupils %Air %A",A Westholme School '.";, Lancashire 54 7.6 40:94 cheadle Hulme-S(hool ;,~ , Cheshire 137 2l.48· 54.65 West Buckland School, Devon 82 13.6 40.81 grades grades Luckley-Oakfield School; Berkshire -27 1236 . "tl:45 Howel l'ss<flool Uandaff·Gf>ST, S Wales 9} 22.85 ~ . 64 Stafford Grammar School, Staffordshire 59 9.44 40.56 Talbot Heath School, Dorset 35 7:56 40:34 Fe-ttes colfije ",-Midlothian 121 2lJ:ql 6U4 Ryde School'·', Isle of Wight 66 9.62 40:38 - 19.15 '118 Alderley Edge Schooi ,.,,\ Cheshire 38 16.24 3932 ~radfordG rammfr s<tiOOJ;:w¥ori<shlre 12 5432 The King's School, Cheshire 8.94 40.22 Girls CMltennam( ollege, Glou~stm Ire 20)5 -54:"18 Prior Park College, Somerset 9.25 40:01 Blackheath High School GDST, London 26 12 38.67 l27' 90 Wycombe Ab bey School, Bu ckingham shire 85 47.06 92.81 .Bfa[11pton (ollege,london 129 9.41 Colfe's Schoo l. London 86 9.62 40 • SI. Augustine's Priory, London 29 9.89 38.46 53.11 The H·aberdashers' Aske's Sch for Girls, Herts 121 36.24 M9i Solihull School, West Midlands 1.536 53.65 St Bede's College, Greater Manc hester 102 II 39 St Gabriel's School, Berkshire 30 6.59 38.46 122 North London Collegiate School '''''.', London 123 40.56 82.52 StrathaJlan -School. Perthshire 77 21':75 Glenalmond College '."', Perthshire 84 14.74 38.65 WychwciodSchool, Oxfordshire 15.25 5311 Guildford High School for Girls, Surrey 92 33.57 8().77 19 3i29 TheFawltYof Queen Ethelburga's, NYooo 78· 23.4 53.19 Rougemont School, S Wales 54 6.4 3837 St Dominic's Priory School, Staffordshire 10 0 37.04 Oxford H ~h Schoo,--GDST, Oxfordshire 74 4435 8ii.24 Immanuel College, Hertfordsrure 62 2332 ~52:85 Gresham's School, Norfolk 12.5 38.21 Saint Martin's, West Midlands lio The Lady Eleanor Holies School, Middles ex 88 36.09 8().13 19 8.77 36.84 Ac5 (obham International School ", Surrey 96 20.09 5251i St Ed ward's School, Gloucestershire 40 12.71 38:14 Whhington ~ rl s' School, Manchester_ 87 2148 79.23 Heathfteld Schcioi GDST; London 37 ii5 33:93 KimboltOn Sch OorCambridgeshire 92 16.2 52:46 Pocklington School, EYork shire 100 7.62 37)8 City of London School For Girls, London 67 39.74 78.17 Westfield Schoorryne and Wear 14 12.5 32.5 St George's College Weybridge, Surrey 111 18.16 52.23 Teesside High School, Teesside 31 1.i4 37.5 South Hampstead High School GDST, London 7f 29.8 77.S5 Notre Dame Senior School, Surrey 21 5.17 31.03 Exeter School, Devon 83 18.25 52.09 Rendcomb College, Gloucestershire 37 17.46 373 James Alien's Girls' School '."', London 95 3·0.21 76.56 The Kingsley School, Warwickshire 24 16.67 30:56 Bedford Modern School, Bedfordshire 147 13.44 51.94 Salesian College, Hampshire 67 653 37:19 Manchester High School for Girls ,., 84 25.48 76.43 Bradford Girls' Grammar School, WYorkshire 50 9.72 29.86 Queen's College, Somerset 93 18.24 51.69 Wood house Grove School, WYorkshire :72 g.63 37:16 St Swithun's School "", Hampshire 65 28.96 75.57 The Princess Helena College, Hertfordshire 21 6.15 29.23 Churcher's College, Hampshire i04 i2:58 51:53 Ashville College, NYorkshire 70 12.61 36.94 - 26.98 Headington School'\ Oxfordshire 118 28. 61 75.24 Greenacre School for Girls, Surrey 21 952 Kingswood School, Somerset 99 17.21 51.3 St Mary's College, Merseyside 53 13.07 36.6 Benenden School, Kent 94 28.43 74.12 Rye St Antony School; Oxfordshire 30 3.57 26:i9 Haileybury '.', Hertfordshire 142 16.93 51.03 Lord Wands worth College, Hampshire 65 9.18 36:22 Channing School, Highgate, London 45 20.86 74.i St Margaret's School Exeter 29 3.75 25 Ampleforth College, NYorkshire fie 20.87 50.64 Our Lady's Abingdon School, Oxfordshire 32 4.26 ·· 36.17 -68 74.rjj Our Lady's Con vent School, Leics 29 5.81 24.42 Ibstock Place School ,.,,\ London si 16.88 50.62 The King 's School, Tyne and Wear 78 1057 36];1 Notting Hill and Eal ing GDS1, London - 26.85 -io • St Albans Hig h School for Girls, Herts 71 2933 73.78 Hethersett did Hall School, Norfolk 4 24 Pitsford School, Northamptonshire 29 14.61 50.56 Wisbech Grammar School, Cambri dgeshire 46 10.56 35.92 Leicester High Sc hool for GIrls, Leics- 25 32.89 73.68 More House Schoo( London 24 4.48 i6A2 Wells Cathedral School, Somerset 90 13 50.54 Chetwynde School, Cumbria 26 1.28 35.9 The Godolphin and latymer School '.', London 93 34.44 73.18 St Martha's Senior School, Hertfordshire 15 2.17 10.87 chiist's Hospital ;."" , WSusse x 125 954 50.26 Rydal Penrhos School", NWal es 65 7.84 35.78 St Catherine's School Bramley, Surrey 90 32.34 72.94 The Brigidine School Windsor, Berkshire i7 i.96 9.8 Our Lady of Sion School, WSusse x 33 18.52 50 cfaremont Fan -Court School, Surrey 33 16.16 35.35 Kin g Edward VI High Sch for Gi rl s, WM id s 82 22.96 72.22 Thetford Grammar School, Norfolk 15 16.67 50 Ackworth School, WYor ksh ire 46 7.69 35.26 Quee n's Gate School, London 21 33.82 72.06 Boys St Leonards'·', Scotland 62 11.83 50 Beech wood Sacred Heart, Kent 30 10.53 34.74 St Mary's School Ascot, Berkshire 60 36.98 - n.88 Haberdashers' Aske's Boys' School, Herts 152 35.88 84.12 Bradfield College, Berkshire 161 1736 4f31 Kirkham Grammar School, Lancashire 85 10.16 34:38 St Helen & St Katharine, Abingdon, Oxford 78 22.67 70.45 Royal Grammar School, Surrey 149 39.24 78.87 ACS Egham International School'·', Surrey 46 17.14 4919 Lincoln Minster School, Lincolnshire 6i 10.29 34.29 The Queen's School Chester, Cheshire 46 2555 70.07 City of London School, London 129 28.18 77.6 Bootham School, Yorkshire Area North 79 17.48 49.19 St Edmund's College, Hertfordshire 78 12.2 34.15 Arnold School, Lancashire Wycliffe College, Gloucestershire St Mary's Worcester, Worcestershire 13 25 70 Merchant Taylors' School, Middlesex 38.65 77.3 58 16.02 '49.17 89 8.98 33.98 m d'Overbroeck's College, Oxfordshire 105 i{43 48.96 Plymouth College·:', Devon 80 10.67 33.6 Badminton School; BrTstol .
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