Article: Spending alone does not improve GCSE results.(National)

Article: On the rise again as city schools top 50 per cent ...
Hull Daily Mail (UK);  August 24, 2006 ;     700+ words ...Gcse results are out today and Hull schools ... hit a milestone in their GCSE results. More than half of the city's youngsters (51.5 per cent) have reached the Government ... schools have hit the 50 per cent level for pupils attaining ...

Article: Differing views on the reality ; Recently, referring to ...
Grimsby Telegraph;  January 23, 2008 ;     474 words ...Recently, referring to GCSE results, David Hampson, Principal of ... attainment would slump from a 52 per cent pass rate to 38.5 per cent". The Grimsby Telegraph published ... had attainment rates of 39 per cent or more for pupils with at least ...

Article: Record pass rates of 99 per cent; GCSE ...
Coventry Evening Telegraph (England);  August 21, 2003 ;     700+ words ... ... another year of outstanding GCSE results. At Rugby High School, in ... School, in Oak Street, 36 per cent of students achieved five or ... A* to C - a rise of 15 per cent from last year. Head teacher ... college's history, with 93 per cent clocking up five or more A ...

Article: 100 per cent A - Cs from study aces; WARWICKSHIRE SCHOOLS ...
Coventry Evening Telegraph (England);  August 26, 2004 ;     700+ words ... ... boys inched forward from last year by 0.4 per cent. This means that 8.4 per cent more girls than boys achieved at least grade C in ... significantly ahead. Statistics showed 5.3 per cent more girls than boys gained A* and A grades in ...

Article: 99 per cent get C or better; GCSE RESULTS ...
Coventry Evening Telegraph (England);  August 24, 2007 ;     476 words ...ALMOST everybody - 99 per cent - at Coventry's King Henry VIII School achieved grade C or above in their GCSEs. And there are a clutch of pupils at the selective ...

Article: What makes girls better at passing GCSEs? EVER since GCSEs were ...
Coventry Evening Telegraph (England);  August 26, 2009 ;     700+ words ...Byline: LUCY LYNCH THE WAY GCSEs are set and marked suits girls better than boys, according to an expert at Warwick University. Associate professor at Warwick University's Institute of Education Steve Strand said: "You have got to look at which areas the girls are doing better at. It's areas that

Article: Our turn to party now; + + GCSE RESULTS + + ...
Coventry Evening Telegraph (England);  August 25, 2005 ;     700+ words ... ... Coventry schools ripped open their GCSE results today. At Sidney Stringer Community ... medicine. A total of 27 per cent have five or more GCSEs at C or above, 87.5 per cent have five or more at G or above and 95 per cent have at least one GCSE at G ...