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Hassenbrook School Specialist Technology College

Hassenbrook Road, Stanford-le-Hope, Essex, SS17 0NS
Tel: 01375 671566

TYPE: Foundation, comprehensive, boys and girls, technology

AGES: 11-16

Ranking

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LA average
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PUPILS' IMPROVEMENT: CONTEXTUAL VALUE ADDED

KEY STAGE 2 to KEY STAGE 4

SCORE

985
1008.5

GCSE-LEVEL PERFORMANCE

156 eligible, 42.3% of whom had special educational needs

PUPILS WITH EQUIVALENT OF FIVE OR MORE GCSES GRADE C OR ABOVE INCLUDING ENGLISH AND MATHS

35%
42.6%
47.6%

Pupils getting at least two good GCSEs in sciences: 50%
Pupils with at least one modern language GCSE: 6%

RECENT PERFORMANCE OF THE GCSE AGE GROUP (%)

2005

44
34
44.3

2006

44
38.5
45.3

2007

39
39.7
46

2008

35
42.4
47.3

School has no sixth form results

ABSENCE:7.1% total (7.3% locally, 7.4% nationally)
6.3% persistent (6.9% locally, 6.6% nationally)
LOCAL AUTHORITY TABLES:Thurrock listings
PROFILE:The school's official description of itself

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ENGLISH SCHOOL TABLES 2008

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