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Last Updated: Thursday, 11 January, 2007, 00.01 GMT
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Darul Uloom Islamic High School
521-527 Coventry Road, Small Heath, Birmingham, West Midlands, B10 0LL
Tel: 0121 7726408
TYPE: Independent, non-selective, boys
AGES: 11-19
ABSENCE:
1.2% authorised (6.4% locally, 6.8% nationally)
4.3% unauthorised (1.4% locally, 1.3% nationally)
LOCAL AUTHORITY: Birmingham listings
OFSTED REPORT: Go to the most recent inspection findings
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Darker part of bar shows performance relative to the rest
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CONTEXTUAL VALUE ADDED: PUPILS' IMPROVEMENT
KEY STAGE 2 to KEY STAGE 4
SCORE
n/a
LA average CVA score
1002.1

GCSE-LEVEL PERFORMANCE
10 eligible, none of whom had special educational needs
PUPILS AT END OF KEY STAGE 4
%
Key stage 4 score for this institution
10
LA average key stage 4 score
40.8
National average key stage 4 score
45.8
TREND: 15-YEAR-OLDS
2006
 
GCSE score for this institution
20
LA average GCSE score
40.7
National average GCSE score
45.3
2005
 
0
LA average GCSE score
38.8
National average GCSE score
44.3
2004
 
GCSE score for this institution
9
LA average GCSE score
36.6
National average GCSE score
42.6
2003
 
GCSE score for this institution
11
LA average GCSE score
34.9
National average GCSE score
41.9
Institution has no sixth form

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ENGLISH SCHOOL TABLES 2006

SECONDARY SCHOOLS
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NATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS

The best GCSE-level results
The worst GCSE-level results
Schools that add the most value
Schools that add the least value
The 'most improved' schools
Falling down the new table
Top A-level results
How different areas performed

ANALYSIS
Tables turned: changes this year
How the new CVA scoring works

PRIMARY SCHOOLS 2006
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NATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS
The best of the best
The best results
The worst results
Top 5% value added
Bottom 5% value added
The 'most improved' schools
How different areas performed

ANALYSIS
The best and worst results

Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland do not publish tables

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