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Berkshire secondary schools ranked in new national guide

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 27 Oct, 17:02 · Archive

Berkshire secondary schools have been graded in a Telegraph national guide scoring schools out of 40.

Secondary schools across Berkshire have been ranked as part of a major Telegraph national guide comparing schools across England. The guide scores schools out of 40 based on criteria including GCSE results, class sizes, pupils' destinations after leaving school, subjects offered and how schools compare with others locally. Only the top 100 schools nationally were given an exact position in the rankings.

Berkshire performed strongly at the top end, with several grammar schools making the national top 100. Reading School was the county's highest-ranked school, finishing ninth nationally with a score of 39/40. Upton Court Grammar School ranked 25th nationally with 38/40, while St Bernard's Catholic Grammar School in Slough came 34th nationally, also scoring 38/40. Kendrick School in Reading was ranked 50th nationally with 37/40, followed by Langley Grammar School in 58th place and Herschel Grammar School in 59th.

Schools outside the national top 100 were still awarded scores, allowing Berkshire's secondaries to be compared locally. UTC Reading, The Bulmershe School and The Forest School are recorded as having no available score in the data.

Berkshire secondary schools ranked in new national guide
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In this story: Reading School · St Bernard's Catholic Grammar School · Upton Court Grammar School · Kendrick School · Langley Grammar School · Herschel Grammar School · The Abbey · Berkshire

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