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Last Updated: Thursday, 11 January, 2007, 00.01 GMT
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Beis Rochel Girls' School
1-7 Seymour Road, Manchester, Lancashire, M8 5BQ
Tel: 0161 7951830
TYPE: Independent, non-selective, girls
AGES: 2-16
ABSENCE:
5.7% authorised (8.3% locally, 6.8% nationally)
0% unauthorised (2.9% locally, 1.3% nationally)
LOCAL AUTHORITY: Manchester listings
OFSTED REPORT: Go to the most recent inspection findings
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CONTEXTUAL VALUE ADDED: PUPILS' IMPROVEMENT
KEY STAGE 2 to KEY STAGE 4
SCORE
n/a
LA average CVA score
1005.6

GCSE-LEVEL PERFORMANCE
6 eligible, none of whom had special educational needs
PUPILS AT END OF KEY STAGE 4
%
n/a
LA average key stage 4 score
29
National average key stage 4 score
45.8
TREND: 15-YEAR-OLDS
2006
 
0
LA average GCSE score
29
National average GCSE score
45.3
2005
 
0
LA average GCSE score
26.5
National average GCSE score
44.3
2004
 
0
LA average GCSE score
24.6
National average GCSE score
42.6
2003
 
n/a
LA average GCSE score
25.2
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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The best GCSE-level results
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Schools that add the most value
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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
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Top 5% value added
Bottom 5% value added
The 'most improved' schools
How different areas performed

ANALYSIS
The best and worst results

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