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Last Updated: Thursday, 15 January, 2004, 00:01 GMT
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Schools in Bath and North East Somerset
This is an alphabetical list.

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NameSort by
GCSE/GNVQ		Sort by
A/AS-level
Rank%Rankpoints
Beechen Cliff School 1164%7273.0
Broadlands School 1263%NANA
Chew Valley School 868%14224.4
City of Bath College NANA15198.4
Culverhay School 1639%NA164.0
Hayesfield School Technology College 1460%8270.0
King Edward's School (IND)295%1389.0
Kingswood School (IND)483%5305.4
Monkton Combe School (IND)578%4305.5
Norton Hill School 770%10253.8
Norton Radstock College NANA16105.5
Oldfield School 1067%12237.1
Prior Park College (IND)385%3309.5
Ralph Allen School 1360%6281.6
Royal High School, Bath GDST (IND)196%2331.2
Saint Gregory's Catholic College 968%NANA
Somervale School 1738%13227.3
St Mark's CofE School 1828%NANA
Wellsway School 675%11253.6
Writhlington School 1559%9261.0
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English secondary schools 2003

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English primary school tables 2003

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