Secondary schools and colleges in Staffordshire

  • National average
  • Average for this local authority

% of pupils achieving 5 A*-C GCSEs including maths and English

YearNational averageLocal average
201053.454
200949.850.8
200847.649.7
200746.345.7

Average point score per pupil at A/AS-level and equivalents

YearNational averageLocal average
2010744.8699.1
2009739.3707.5
2008740693.7
2007731.2687.2

How to use this table: Select column header to sort table, check boxes to compare schools

What does this mean? School name What does this mean? % 5 A*-C GCSEs What does this mean? English Bacc What does this mean? CVA What does this mean? A/AS points
Source: All data from Department for Education
Newcastle-under-Lyme School (IND) 0 0 NA 980.1
Painsley Catholic College 74 28 1039.6 931.7
Moorside High School 65 17 1011.5 931.7
Cheadle High School 56 16 965.5 931.7
The Moorlands Sixth Form College NA NA NA 931.7
Weston Road High School 59 10 982.5 921
King Edward VI School 68 41 992.2 906.2
The Friary School 59 20 989.8 870.9
Abbots Bromley School for Girls (IND) 89 43 NA 859.3
Walton High School 76 28 1003.5 856.7
John Taylor High School 72 42 994.8 855.8
Chase Terrace Technology College 53 6 986.8 844.2
De Ferrers Specialist Technology College 55 14 991.8 843.5
Alleyne's High School 55 6 978.4 836.1
Blessed William Howard Catholic School 58 18 992.7 828.1
Fair Oak Business and Enterprise College 49 7 1009.8 826.1
Aelfgar Centre NA NA NA 826.1
Hagley Park Sports College 22 4 1003.5 826.1
Stafford Grammar School (IND) 100 0 NA 802.7
Rawlett Community Sports College 54 17 985 792.3
Biddulph High School 58 13 1038.4 787.1
Cannock Chase High School 46 9 987 784.8
Ounsdale High School 66 9 992 782.3
Denstone College (IND) 86 38 NA 777
Cheslyn Hay Sport and Community High School 65 13 982.7 775
Westwood College 61 26 1010.4 768.7
Abbot Beyne School 42 15 982.1 750.6
Sir Graham Balfour High School 69 32 992.9 749.8
Nether Stowe School A Specialist Mathematics & Computing College 40 9 991.7 748.3
Cardinal Griffin Catholic High School 60 6 990.5 742
King Edward VI High School 43 9 965.8 739.3
Chasetown Specialist Sports College 63 5 1020.3 733.5
Wilnecote High School 56 10 1002.5 728.3
Leek High Specialist Technology School 47 9 1006.5 717.4
St John Fisher Catholic College 59 12 995.9 710.9
Thomas Alleyne's High School 58 16 990.1 710.5
Great Wyrley Performing Arts High School 48 14 976.2 691.2
Queen Elizabeth's Mercian School 43 5 992.6 674.4
Woodhouse High School (SHUT) 31 7 1000.2 663.8
Stafford College NA NA NA 661.3
Newcastle-under-Lyme College NA NA NA 652.3
Wolgarston High School 57 14 996.6 646.3
Codsall Community High School 65 10 1012.1 609.9
Kingsmead Technology College 55 10 1006.3 607.6
South Staffordshire College NA NA NA 607.3
Blythe Bridge High School 58 22 1014.5 585.4
Burton College NA NA NA 584.3
Blessed Robert Sutton Catholic Sports College 62 2 981.1 569.6
Belgrave High School 36 0 998.4 569.2
Leek College of Further Education and School of Art NA NA NA 568.9
Maryhill High School 52 2 1008.4 568.5
Paget High School, Business and Enterprise College 42 4 1001.6 500.8
What do the table headers mean?
School name
Click on the name to visit the government's page of information and performance data for the school. For schools with both Key Stage 4 and Key Stage 5 pupils, KS5 can be reached from a link on the KS4 page. IND = independent, SEL = selective, AC = academy, SHUT = school closed since exams. More detail
% 5 A*-C GCSEs
This benchmark measure is the percentage of pupils in the school who achieve passes graded between A* and C in five GCSE or equivalent qualifications, including maths and English GCSE. SS = small school; N/A = data not available. More detail
English baccalaureate
Introduced in 2010, this is the percentage of pupils in the school achieving A*-C GCSE passes in English, maths, two science subjects, a language and history or geography. SS = small school; N/A = data not available. More detail
Contextual value-added
A statistical measure of pupils' progress between leaving primary school and finishing Key Stage 4 (age 16), in comparison to other children from similar backgrounds. Higher numbers indicate better progress. WARNING: This measure cannot be ranked accurately - sorting the table gives a general indication only. SS = small school; N/A = data not available. More detail
A/AS-level points
Points are allocated for A-levels, AS-levels and other Key Stage 5 qualifications, depending on the grade achieved. The score is the average number of points per pupil at the institution. More detail

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