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Volume 184: debated on Monday 28 January 1991

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To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Science if he will list the proportions of pupils gaining grades A to C in General Certificate of Secondary Education in (i) English, (ii) mathematics and (iii) a modern language in 1990, by rank order of education authority.

Information for 1990 is not yet available. The table gives information for leavers from maintained schools, for each local education authority, aggregated over the three years 1987–89.

Modern foreign languages

Mathematics

English

Local education authority

rank

rank

rank

Croydon14·3(50)26·8(66)39·5(41)
Ealing11·1(82)27·0(62)32·1(79)
Enfield18·8(16)33·3(19)42·1(27)
Haringey10·8(84)19·3(91)29·9(89)
Harrow18·1(18)41·0(3)55·2(1)
Havering12·7(68)29·7(46)39·3(42)
Hillingdon12·0(73)31·6(32)37·8(54)
Hounslow15·7(38)30·4(42)40·3(39)
Kingston upon Thames20·8(9)32·6(27)50·3(5)
Merton17·6(24)30·1(44)38·3(50)
Newham9·0(92)18·9(92)29·0(91)
Redbridge13·8(54)30·1(45)38·2(51)
Richmond upon Thames23·2(6)36·0(10)44·3(15)
Sutton29·1(1)43·7(2)50·3(6)
Waltham Forest9·7(90)16·2(95)26·2(93)
Birmingham12·2(70)21·2(84)32·9(77)
Coventry11·5(79)25·1(72)34·8(67)
Dudley16·0(35)28·0(55)36·8(63)
Sandwell8·1(93)16·5(94)26·1(94)
Solihull20·5(10)34·6(13)45·8(11)
Walsall14·0(53)24·2(76)34·8(68)
Wolverhampton11·6(75)20·8(86)32·5(78)
Knowsley3·9(96)14·4(96)18·9(96)
Liverpool10·8(83)20·6(88)31·2(84)
St· Helens13·5(59)26·9(64)33·1(76)
Sefton16·3(34)29·4(48)43·3(20)
Wirral17·1(27)29·6(47)40·8(38)
Bolton16·7(30)33·3(18)43·0(23)
Bury14·4(49)35·3(12)43·1(22)
Manchester9·9(89)20·1(89)28·3(92)
Oldham13·3(64)22·2(82)29·0(90)
Rochdale10·5(85)25·1(73)34·7(69)
Salford12·2(72)24·7(75)37·7(56)
Stockport16·9(29)33·1(24)46·9(8)
Tameside14·4(48)30·7(39)41·1(34)
Trafford26·1(3)35·8(11)44·1(16)
Wigan19·2(15)33·1(23)40·9(36)
Barnsley10·3(86)23·3(77)30·5(87)
Doncaster11·2(80)26·8(65)31·7(81)
Rotherham14·7(45)25·7(70)34·4(70)
Sheffield13·7(57)25·0(74)37·6(57)
Bradford13·4(61)20·8(85)31·3(83)
Calderdale13·2(65)22·8(78)34·2(71)
Kirklees17·6(25)27·2(60)37·8(53)
Leeds14·5(46)25·2(71)34·0(75)
Wakefield11·5(78)22·3(81)31·3(82)
Gateshead10·1(78)22·1(83)30·4(88)
Newcastle upon Tyne12·2(69)20·7(87)31·8(80)
North Tyneside13·7(56)28·0(54)39·7(40)
South Tyneside12·9(67)27·9(57)34·2(72)
Sunderland9·7(91)22·4(79)31·0(85)
Inner London Education Authority10·1(88)20·1(90)30·8(86)
Avon15·6(39)30·2(43)42·1(26)
Befordshire14·2(51)27·9(56)39·0(45)
Berkshire21·3(7)36·3(9)44·4(14)
Buckinghamshire26·8(2)39·1(5)49·2(7)
Cambridgeshire20·2(12)30·8(37)41·2(33)
Cheshire17·8(21)30·6(40)41·6(30)
Cleveland13·6(58)29·2(51)36·5(65)
Cornwall114·2(52)33·1(21)45·7(13)
Cumbria15·3(41)32·5(29)36·9(62)
Derbyshire13·4(62)28·8(52)36·9(60)
Devon13·3(63)29·3(49)39·2(43)
Dorset17·8(22)31·5(33)42·2(25)
Durham11·2(81)26·0(69)35·7(66)
East Sussex15·9(36)33·5(17)45·7(12)
Essex17·4(26)34·2(14)41·6(28)
Gloucestershire19·8(13)32·7(26)43·9(17)
Hampshire16·4(32)34·1(15)41·6(29)
Hereford and Worcester16·7(31)30·8(36)42·4(24)
Hertfordshire21·3(8)36·9(7)46·8(9)
Humberside13·8(55)26·7(67)34·1(73)
Isle of Wight7·2(94)22·3(80)34·0(74)
Kent18·0(20)32·5(30)41·0(35)
Lancashire15·9(37)30·5(41)38·3(49)
Leicestershire11·5(77)29·2(50)38·6(47)
Lincolnshire16·9(28)31·4(34)38·1(52)

Modern foreign languages

Mathematics

English

Local education authority

rank

rank

rank

Norfolk13·4(60)32·5(28)37·8(55)
North Yorkshire23·8(5)36·6(8)45·9(10)
Northamptonshire11·6(76)26·5(68)36·9(61)
Northumberland15·1(42)32·8(25)41·6(31)
Nottinghamshire12·2(71)27·1(61)36·5(64)
Oxfordshire16·4(33)31·8(31)40·8(37)
Shropshire17·7(23)31·1(35)43·3(21)
Somerset15·5(40)30·7(38)38·5(48)
Staffordshire13·2(66)272(59)37·0(59)
Suffolk11·9(74)27·7(58)37·0(58)
Surrey19·8(14)39·6(4)52·9(2)
Warwickshire18·4(17)33·2(20)43·6(19)
West Sussex20·3(11)38·1(6)50·5(3)
Wiltshire14·8(43)28·7(53)38·7(46)
ENGLAND15·329·438·9

1 Includes the Isles of Scilly.