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Schools: Standards

Volume 494: debated on Tuesday 16 June 2009

To ask the Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families what results each local authority-supported school in (a) Newcastle, (b) North Tyneside constituency and (c) Northumberland achieved against each of the new criteria included in the National Challenge in each of the last five years for which figures are available; what percentage of children at each school has been eligible for free school meals in each such year; and where each school ranked on such criteria among all local authority-supported schools in England in each such year. (273187)

To ask the Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families what results each local authority-supported school in (a) Merseyside and (b) Crosby constituency achieved against the National Challenge criteria in each of the last five years for which figures are available; what percentage of children at each such school was eligible for free school meals in each such year; and where each such school ranked on these criteria among all local authority-supported schools in England in each such year. (273612)

The current National Challenge set to each maintained mainstream schools is for more than 30 per cent. of their Key Stage 4 cohort to achieve five or more GCSEs at A*-C or the equivalent including the subjects of English and mathematics.

At school level, this indicator is only available for 2006 and onwards while data on the proportion of pupils eligible for free school meals are available for all of the requested years.

The available data for each of the requested schools have been placed in the House Libraries and those schools in the requested constituencies are compiled as follows.

20042005200620072008

Institution name

% of pupils known to be eligible for free school meals

National rank

% of pupils known to be eligible for free school meals

National rank

% of pupils known to be eligible for free school meals

National rank

% of pupils known to be eligible for free school meals

National rank

% of pupils known to be eligible for free school meals

National rank

North Tyneside

George Stephenson Community High School

14.1

1,226

11.7

1,438

11.8

1,381

11.0

1,408

7.2

1,966

Churchill Community College

28.3

499

25.0

604

20.8

748

21.7

665

18.2

882

Longbenton Community College

16.7

1,048

15.6

1,105

14.1

1,152

14.8

1,081

12.8

1,254

Seaton Burn College, A Specialist Business and Enterprise School

15.7

1,114

14.6

1,169

13.4

1,208

12.4

1,262

12.9

1,248

Crosby

Formby High School

8.9

1,806

8.3

1,884

8.5

1,789

7.1

1,942

7.0

2,020

Chesterfield High School

15.5

1,135

14.1

1,218

16.5

994

14.7

1,087

16.1

1,020

Range High School

1.7

2,979

1.5

3,007

1.6

2,960

1.5

2,943

1.8

2,962

Sacred Heart Catholic College

7.4

2,017

6.5

2,155

7.9

1,859

6.1

2,115

5.8

2,233

St. Michael’s Church of England High School

1

1

1

1

23.0

628

21.0

701

22.2

661

1 Schools that were not open in given years.

Note:

Rankings among all maintained mainstream schools in England are given.

200620072008

Institution name

% of pupils achieving Level 2 threshold including English and mathematics

National rank

% of pupils achieving Level 2 threshold including English and mathematics

National rank

% of pupils achieving Level 2 threshold including English and mathematics

National rank

North Tyneside

George Stephenson Community High School

35

1,926

43

1,599

37

2,125

Churchill Community College

25

2,530

27

2,522

31

2,503

Longbenton Community College

51

1,011

50

1,175

49

1,385

Seaton Burn College, A Specialist Business and Enterprise School

39

1,687

38

1,891

35

2,241

Crosby

Formby High School

78

221

75

254

81

225

Chesterfield High School

51

1,011

45

1,483

45

1,616

Range High School

74

248

74

271

82

220

Sacred Heart Catholic College

52

964

57

799

80

233

St. Michael’s Church of England High School

29

2,288

24

2,682

42

1,810

Note:

Rankings among all maintained mainstream schools in England are given.