23 April 2013 Last updated at 15:25

Primary school league tables in Medway

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What does this mean? School name	What does this mean? Expected level in English and maths (%)	What does this mean? High achieving pupils (%)	What does this mean? Value added
Cliffe Woods Primary School	98	50	101.7
St Thomas More Roman Catholic Primary School	95	48	101.3
All Saints Church of England Primary School, Chatham	78	24	101.2
All Faiths' Children's Community School	53	13	101.2
Chattenden Primary School	93	23	101.1
New Road School and Nursery Unit	68	21	100.8
St Michael's RC Primary School	80	22	100.7
Walderslade Primary School	90	19	100.7
Wayfield Community Primary School and Nursery Unit	67	13	100.7
Riverside Primary School	81	33	100.6
English Martyrs' Catholic Primary School	76	31	100.5
Brompton-Westbrook Primary School	79	21	100.4
St Margaret's at Troy Town CofE Voluntary Controlled Primary School	80	30	100.3
Horsted Junior School	90	33	100.3
Woodlands Primary School	85	15	100.3
Warren Wood Community Primary School and Language Unit	60	17	100.2
Hoo St Werburgh Primary School and Marlborough Centre	71	25	100.2
St James' Church of England Voluntary Aided Primary School	64	9	100.1
Bligh Junior School	83	25	100.1
The Pilgrim School	90	28	100.1
Miers Court Primary School	81	26	100
St Mary's Catholic Primary School	81	28	100
Hempstead Junior School	88	38	100
Oaklands Junior School	67	12	99.9
Hilltop Primary School	83	36	99.9
St Thomas of Canterbury RC Primary School	77	32	99.8
Delce Junior School	80	23	99.8
Allhallows Primary School	67	11	99.8
Napier Community Primary and Nursery School	76	17	99.8
Stoke Community School	75	13	99.7
St Benedict's Roman Catholic Primary School	97	43	99.6
Deanwood Primary School	87	33	99.6
Halling Primary School	78	32	99.6
Balfour Junior School	78	26	99.3
Kingfisher Community Primary School	54	8	99.3
Maundene School	82	28	99.3
St Mary's Island Church of England (Aided) Primary School	73	25	99.3
St Helen's Church of England Primary School, Cliffe	66	21	99.2
Park Wood Junior School	70	27	99.2
Glencoe Junior School	45	14	99.1
High Halstow Primary School	63	17	99.1
St Margaret's CofE Voluntary Controlled Junior School, Rainham	73	30	99.1
Fairview Community Primary School	70	23	99
Barnsole Junior School	77	14	99
Burnt Oak Primary School	55	6	99
Featherby Junior School	76	18	98.9
Wainscott Primary School	80	17	98.8
Saxon Way Primary School	42	0	98.8
St Augustine of Canterbury Catholic Primary School	83	42	98.7
Sherwin Knight Junior School	65	13	98.7
Thames View Primary School	70	25	98.7
Elaine Primary School	61	15	98.6
Lordswood School	57	18	98.6
Gordon Junior School	69	24	98.6
St William of Perth Roman Catholic Primary School	71	29	98.5
Temple Mill Primary School	72	3	98.4
Skinner Street Primary School	63	5	98.4
Luton Junior School	53	9	98.4
Twydall Primary School, Nursery and Children's Centre	69	11	98.4
Byron Primary School	60	12	98.2
Cuxton Community Junior School	56	13	97.9
Spinnens Acre Community Junior School	68	13	96.7

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School name

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% expected level in English and maths

Percentage of Year 6 pupils attaining the expected level, Level 4, in English and maths

% High achieving pupils

Percentage of Year 6 pupils reaching Level 5, the level expected of a 14-year-old, in both English and maths

Value added

A school's value added score shows how well it helps pupils to progress

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