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Last Updated: Wednesday, 19 October, 2005, 17.30 GMT
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Halyard High School
Emerald Road, Luton, LU4 0NE
Tel: 01582 601221
TYPE:Community, comprehensive, boys and girls
AGES:11-16
ABSENCE:
9% authorised (7.5% locally, 7% nationally)
1% unauthorised (0.7% locally, 1.2% nationally)
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GCSE-LEVEL PERFORMANCE
169 eligible, 42.7% of whom had special educational needs
2004 NEW AND OLD MEASURES COMPARED
NEW MEASURE: INCLUDES ENGLISH AND MATHS
SCORE
15%
31.6%
42.7%
OLD MEASURE: ANY SUBJECTS
 
18%
43.8%
53.7%
TREND - OLD MEASURES
2003
SCORE
27%
41.5%
52.9%
2002
 
16%
39.5%
51.6%
2001
 
21%
38.2%
50%
VALUE ADDED: PUPILS' IMPROVEMENT
KEY STAGE 2 to GCSE
SCORE
921
983.7
Institution has no sixth form

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