THE government has today published the performance tables for secondary schools, relating to GCSE and A Level examination taken in 2007.
Lord Williams’s School, Thame, ranked 20th out of 49 schools in Oxfordshire, with 57% of pupils taking GCSEs gaining five or more grades ‘C’ or above, including English and Maths. This score was above both the national average and the Oxfordshire average.
The average A/AS Level points scored per student however, were below both the national and the local authority averages.
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to BBC News, to compare Lord Williams’s School, Thame, with others in Oxfordshire and the National average.
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