"Best Ever" GCSE Results Published


Girls continue to outperform boys but the gap has narrowed

Schools Minister Vernon Coaker congratulated pupils, teachers and schools as the new figures published today, Wednesday 13th January 2010, show another year of improvements.

Today’s final 2009 national, local authority and school-level GCSE results show:

• London schools are top performers out of the English regions with 54.0 per cent of pupils getting five good GCSEs including English and maths – compared to 29.9 per cent in 1997 when it was amongst the bottom

• In line with other countries, girls continue to outperform boys, but the gap has narrowed by 0.7 percentage points with 54.4 per cent of girls achieved five or more grades A*-C compared to 47.1 per cent of boys

The table below shows how local state and independent schools fared with pupils' GCSE results:

School
% of pupils achieving
Average total point score per pupil
Level 2 (5+ A*-C) including English and maths GCSEs
English and maths Skills at Level 2
English and maths Skills at Level 1
Level 2 (5+ A*-C)
Level 1 (5+ A*-G)
2 grades A*-C in science
A*-C in a modern foreign language
England (maintained schools only)
51%
55%
95%
70%
94%
54%
28%
419.6
England (all schools)
50%
54%
91%
70%
92%
54%
32%
413.5
Brentford School for Girls
53%
55%
98%
65%
95%
48%
53%
349.3
Chiswick Community School 
52%
59%
94%
63%
91%
44%
40%
392.7
The Green School
75%
75%
99%
88%
98%
65%
38%
577.3
Gunnersbury Catholic School
67%
83%
98%
89%
99%
69%
62%
431.9
Hounslow Manor School
42%
45%
93%
60%
96%
41%
46%
419.6
Isleworth & Syon School for Boys
43%
43%
98%
79%
98%
56%
35%
464.5
Lampton School
51%
51%
98%
71%
98%
47%
41%
445.7


Source: Department for Children, Schools and Families

January 13, 2010

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