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A-levels: Top 50 independent schools

Friday 27 August 2004 19:00 EDT
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School, County, Type, Total Candidates, Ave. point score

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2005 English Secondary School League Tables

School County Type Total Candidates Ave. point score
Wycombe Abbey School Bucks G 76 511.7
Withington Girls' School Manch G 68 505.7
King Edward's School W Mids B 123 490.4
Lady Eleanor Holles School - The London G 95 487.6
Westminster School London M 169 486
St Swithun's School Hants G 67 484.2
King Edward VI High Sch for Girls W Mids G 75 484
Bootham School Yorks N M 56 482.9
Winchester College Hants B 154 482.3
Merchant Taylors' School London B 125 476.6
Tormead School Surrey G 68 470
Hampton School London B 138 468.4
Perse School for Girls Cambs G 57 465.8
Downe House Berks G 63 462.7
Wychwood School Oxon G 17 457.6
Nottingham High School Notts B 114 457.4
Loughborough High School Leics G 87 457
Nottingham High School for Girls GDST Notts G 114 456.2
Grange School - The Cheshire M 83 452
North London Collegiate School - The London G 108 450.8
Hymers College Yorks E M 95 450.5
Perse School - The Cambs M 91 448.4
Norwich High School for Girls GDST Norfolk G 72 447.1
Belvedere School GDST - The Mersey G 35 446.6
St Paul's School London B 170 443.7
Alleyn's School London M 132 443.6
Merchant Taylors' School for Girls Mersey G 79 441.5
St Paul's Girls' School London G 92 441.4
Loughborough Grammar School Leics B 131 441.4
Eton College Berks B 252 439.4
Leicester High School for Girls Leics G 35 436.6
Manchester Grammar School Manch B 187 435.6
Queen's School - The Cheshire G 51 435.5
Radley College Oxon M 128 433.4
Leeds Girls' High School Yorks W G 75 433.1
Casterton School Cumbria G 36 430.3
Queen Elizabeth Grammar School Yorks W B 82 430
St Albans School Herts M 103 429.9
Arnold School Lancs M 94 429.8
Roedean School Sussex E G 84 428.7
Concord College Salop M 104 427.9
Bolton School Girls' Div Lancs G 118 426.9
Manchester High School for Girls Manch G 84 425.8
Hulme Grammar School for Girls Manch G 51 425.5
St Catherine's School Surrey G 68 425.1
Badminton School Bristol G 47 423.8
Edgbaston High School for Girls W Mids G 55 423.8
Warwick School W'Wicks B 114 423.3
Northampton High School N'Hants G 45 419.8
Charterhouse Surrey M 165 419.4




















Schools teaching IB which attain standard of top 50
School Area type Total Candidates Ave. point score
Sevenoaks School Kent M 205 454.5
King's College School, Wimbledon London B 148 442.2
Southbank International School London M 32 436.7
The school average points score is arrived at by awarding 120 points for ech A grade, 100 for Bs, 80 for Cs, 60 for Ds and 40 for Es and then dividing the total by the number of pupils who sat the exam. AS levels not continued to A-level are also included and awarded half the A-level points.

UCAS have yet to set a points tariff for the International Baccalaureate (IB). Some schools which offer the IB have calculated their own points score this year for the Higher Level IB by awarding 120 points for each level seven, 11 for sixes, 90 for fives, 70 for fours and 40 for threes.

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