School League Tables 1996

From: The Independent - London | Date: November 20, 1996 | Copyright information

KEY TO THE TABLES

National averages: GCSE - 44.5% gaining five or more A*-C. Unauthorised absence, by percentage of half days missed - 1.1%.

A-Lev: Average points for students taking two or more - 18.3 GCSE: Percentage of pupils aged 15 in September 1994 gaining five or more A*-C grades. Type - There are three pieces of information for each school in England: institution type (i), selection policy (ii), and whether mixed or single sex (iii). i. C - county, IND - independent, V - ...

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