23 April 2013 Last updated at 15:25

Secondary school league tables in Liverpool

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What does this mean? School name	What does this mean? Five good GCSEs or equivalents (%)	What does this mean? English Bacc (%)	What does this mean? Value Added	What does this mean? A/AS-level points per pupil
The Blue Coat School (SEL)	98	87	1019.8	1134.4
Liverpool College (IND)	79	24	NA	948.8
King David High School	77	45	1008.8	942.6
The Belvedere Academy (AC)	98	50	1011.1	924.5
St Edward's College	82	57	1001.1	909.6
Calderstones School	62	21	1011.3	852.3
Archbishop Blanch CofE VA High School, A Technology College and Training School	69	30	987.8	821
Gateacre School	47	3	960.2	775.9
St Margaret's Church of England High School	59	28	970.2	771.9
St Francis Xavier's College	64	12	981.5	758.8
St Hilda's Church of England High School	77	44	990.6	693.6
Notre Dame Catholic College	49	21	999.5	677.5
Broughton Hall High School, A Technology College	68	18	1004.6	676.4
St John Bosco Arts College	62	11	1027.9	662.5
Bellerive FCJ Catholic College	56	5	997.4	662.4
Archbishop Beck Catholic Sports College	53	12	999.9	654.4
North Liverpool Academy (AC)	53	0	1030.3	651.3
Alsop High School Technology & Applied Learning Specialist College	47	12	977.7	629.8
Liverpool Community College	NA	NA	NA	623.7
Cardinal Heenan Catholic High School	62	6	991.2	620.3
St Julie's Catholic High School	63	11	988.8	614.3
Enterprise South Liverpool Academy (AC)	52	0	998.1	613.5
Broadgreen International School, A Technology College	47	1	966	613.5
West Derby School	65	2	1033.5	606.9
Holly Lodge Girls' College	57	4	989.2	587
Childwall School - A Specialist Sports College (SHUT)	43	1	962.9	526.9
Fazakerley High School	50	2	999.2	488
Parklands High School	22	0	927.6	480.1
The De La Salle Academy (AC)	41	9	999.1	417.8

What do the table headers mean?

School name

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Five GCSES A*-C

The percentage of pupils getting grades A*-C in five GCSE - or equivalent qualifications - including maths and English

% English Bacc

The percentage of pupils getting A*-C GCSE passes in maths, English, two science subjects, a language and either history or geography.

Five GCSEs only

The percentage of pupils getting grades A*-C in five GCSE qualifications only, including maths and English GCSE

Value added

A statistical measure of how well pupils are helped to progress from their starting point. A score above 1,000 is better than the national average

A/AS points

The average number of points netted per pupil at the institution taking AS/A-level or equivalent qualifications

% getting three A-levels

The percentage of pupils getting three A-levels or equivalent qualifications