Footnotes1. The position of the school, compared to its peers, calculated by the FT (based on a combination of the points per candidate in all subjects (to measure the quantity of work), and the points per entry in all subjects (to measure the quality)).
N/A indicates that either the school choose to withhold it’s A-level results from publication or had fewer than 20 candidates.
2. IB denotes that the school also enters students in exams for the international Baccalaureate qualification, SH that some students take the Scottish Higher qualification. PU denotes that some students sit the Pre-U exam. NR indicates that the school choose to withhold it’s A-level results from publication. Most other unranked schools had fewer than 20 candidates.
3. The position of the school, compared to its peers in England, calculated by the FT using results from 2010 (Based on results in core subjects. English schools only). See full ranking for more details:
http://rankings.ft.com/secondary-schools/secondary-schools-2011
4. The average number of UCAS points scored per entry in all A-level subjects in 2011 (excluding general studies). See table below for UCAS equivalents. (A*= 140 points, A=120, B=100, C=80,D=60, E=40)
5. The average number of UCAS points scored per candidate in all A-level subjects in 2011 (excluding general studies). A*= 140 points, A=120, B=100, C=80,D=60, E=40
6. The total number of students taking examinations in all A-level subjects.
7. The total number of students at the school aged seventeen or over.
8. The proportion of entries in all A-level subjects graded A or A* (excludes general studies)
9. The proportion of entries in all A-level subjects graded A*, A or B (excludes general studies)
10. : The average number of entries per candidate in all A-level subjects (excluding general studies).
11. The total number of pupils at the school in 2011.
12. The proportion of female students
13. The proportion of students that board
14. The cost per annum for non-boarders
15. The cost per annum for students that board
16. The average number of students entering a British university per year, between 2005 and 2009.
17. The percentage of students entering a British university between 2005 and 2009 that went to a British university ranked amongst the top 500 universities in the world, according to the 2011 Academic ranking of world universities. Full list of universities available here:
http://www.shanghairanking.com
18. The percentage of students entering a British university between 2005 and 2009 that went to Oxford, Cambridge or UCL.