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"Pupils at Oxford School made more progress in last year’s GCSEs than those at any other county school.
The school in Glanville Road topped today’s table for contextual value added (CVA) scores.
The figure shows how far children have come, taking into account factors such as deprivation and family circumstances.
It also made the top 25 per cent of schools nationally when it comes to improving students" - Check out the rest of the article below...
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"Pupils at Oxford School made more progress in last year’s GCSEs than those at any other county school."
Does that mean that we were so low that by makeing a progers ment so much?
Posted by: Someone | January 19, 2010 at 11:54 AM