This table lists the 200 state secondary schools in England with the lowest attainment at GCSE level.
The schools are ranked on the percentage of pupils attaining five A*-C passes in GCSE or equivalent qualifications, including maths and English GCSEs. The average number of points scored per pupil is then used as a tie break where schools have the same result.
Schools marked AC are academies, schools with fewer than 30 pupils are not included.
Pate's Grammar school, a high-achieving selective school in Cheltenham, scored 0% because pupils sat new English exams which the Department for Education does not recognise for the purpose of performance data.
Similarly, Rushden Community College in Northamptonshire, scoring 6%, had entered pupils for English exams not counted by the DfE.
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- Average point score
- The average number of points netted per pupil at the institution taking GCSE or equivalent qualifications.
- Pupils with five good GCSEs
- The percentage of pupils getting grades A*-C in five GCSE - or equivalent qualifications - including maths and English
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