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Last Updated: Thursday, 10 January, 2008, 00:01 GMT
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Five Bridges
331 Kennington Lane, Vauxhall, London, SE11 5QY
Tel: 020 77351151
TYPE:Independent, boys and girls
AGES:13-16
KEY:
News image This institution
News image LA average
News image National average
Bar chart shows performance relative to worst/best
What do these figures mean?
PUPILS' IMPROVEMENT: CONTEXTUAL VALUE ADDED
KEY STAGE 2 to KEY STAGE 4
SCORE
NA
1013.4
GCSE-LEVEL PERFORMANCE
21 eligible, none of whom had special educational needs
PUPILS WITH EQUIVALENT OF FIVE OR MORE GCSEs GRADE C OR ABOVE INCLUDING ENGLISH AND MATHS
0%
41.4%
46.7%
Pupils getting at least two good GCSEs in sciences: 0%
RECENT PERFORMANCE OF THE GCSE AGE GROUP (%)
03742.6537.244.3041.445.3041.146
2004200520062007
School has no sixth form results

ABSENCE:NA total (7.2% locally, 7.8% nationally)
NA unauthorised (0.9% locally, 1.4% nationally)
LOCAL AUTHORITY TABLES:Lambeth listings
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ENGLISH SCHOOL TABLES 2007

SECONDARY SCHOOLS

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

ANALYSIS
Best and worst performers

PRIMARY SCHOOLS
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