23 April 2013 Last updated at 15:25

Primary school league tables in Stockton-on-Tees

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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
Kirklevington Primary School	67	67	99.9
The Links Primary School	100	60	101
St John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Voluntary Aided Primary School	96	57	100.1
Myton Park Primary School	100	55	100.4
St Therese of Lisieux Primary School	90	55	100.3
Wolviston Primary School	94	50	100.4
Harewood Primary School	88	46	102.4
Hartburn Primary School	91	45	100.3
Preston Primary School	92	42	101.2
Christ The King RC Primary School	92	42	100.3
Yarm Primary School	96	40	100.1
St Cuthbert's RC Voluntary Aided Primary School	80	40	99.7
Junction Farm Primary School	97	40	101.7
Durham Lane Primary School	97	40	100.9
Egglescliffe Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School	82	39	99.8
Ingleby Mill Primary School	90	39	100.1
St Joseph's Roman Catholic Voluntary Aided Primary School, Billingham	89	36	100.7
Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary RC Primary School	100	36	100.6
St Patrick's Roman Catholic Voluntary Aided Primary School	100	36	102
St Patrick's Roman Catholic Primary School, Thornaby	93	34	101.7
St Francis of Assisi CofE School	97	34	100
St Mark's Elm Tree CofE Voluntary Aided Primary School	87	33	100.2
William Cassidi Church of England Aided Primary School	95	33	100.2
Billingham South Community Primary School	81	31	100.3
St Bede's Catholic Primary School	90	30	99.1
St Mary's Church of England Aided Primary School, Long Newton	80	30	100.6
Crooksbarn Primary School	82	29	100.5
Holy Trinity Rosehill CofE Voluntary Aided Primary School	82	29	99.5
Barley Fields Primary	79	26	99.5
Fairfield Primary School	77	26	99.5
Levendale Primary School	96	26	99.4
Prior's Mill Church of England Controlled Primary School, Billingham	83	26	99.4
St Paul's Roman Catholic Voluntary Aided Primary School	89	26	99.3
Oxbridge Lane Primary School	85	24	100.3
Whitehouse Primary School	74	24	99.3
St Joseph's Roman Catholic Voluntary Aided Primary School, Norton	86	24	99.3
Thornaby-on-Tees Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School	80	23	99.4
Whinstone Primary School	77	23	101
The Glebe Primary School	89	22	99.4
Hardwick Green Primary School	74	21	100.9
Bewley Primary School	88	21	99.5
Oakdene Primary School	90	21	99.8
Tilery Primary School	84	21	100.6
Pentland Primary School	70	20	99.9
St John the Baptist Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School	77	18	100.8
Frederick Nattrass Primary School	78	17	100.4
The Oak Tree Primary School	49	16	98.4
Layfield Primary School	57	14	98
Harrow Gate Primary School	68	14	98.3
Mill Lane Primary School	48	13	100
The Village Primary	91	13	100
Rosebrook Primary School	76	12	98.7
St Gregory's Catholic Primary School	52	9	99.2
Norton Primary School	62	9	98.5
Roseberry Primary School	60	8	98.4
Mandale Mill Primary School	75	8	99.5
Bader Primary School	52	5	98.8
Bowesfield Primary School	62	5	100.5
High Clarence Primary School	38	0	101

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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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