Exam league tables released

To find out how a school in England performed in the 2012 GCSE and A/AS Level exam results, you can enter a postcode or the school name or town here.

• Education
• GCSEs
• A levels

These are the bottom 10 state schools at GCSE ranked by the percentage of candidates getting at least five A* to C-grades, including English and maths. Lowest performing school is at the top.

• Pate's Grammar School, Cheltenham
• The Rushden Community College
• Barnfield Business and Enterprise Studio Academy
• The Mablethorpe Tennyson High School
• Swaffham Hamond's High School
• Endeavour High School Kingston-upon-Hull
• Christ The King Catholic and Church of England Centre for Learning, Liverpool

• Skerton Community High School, Lancaster
• The Manor - A Foundation School, Cambridge
• The Marlowe Academy, Ramsgate

• Education
• GCSEs
• A levels

These are the top 10 schools in England for A/As Level ranked by the average points score per student. For example, an A-level grade A* scores 300 points, an A scores 270 points, a B scores 240 points, a C scores 210.

• Colchester Royal Grammar School, Essex
• King's College School, Merton
• Sevenoaks School, Kent
• Adcote School for Girls, Shropshire
• King Edward VI Grammar School, Essex
• Pate's Grammar School, Cheltenham
• Altrincham Grammar School for Girls, Trafford
• The Lady Eleanor Holles School, Richmond-Upon-Thames

• King Edward VI High School for Girls, Birmingham
• King Edward VI Camp Hill School for Boys, Birmingham

• Education
• GCSEs
• A levels

100% of pupils at the following schools in England had pupils with five good GCSEs (five A*-C passes). The average GCSE point score per pupil ranges from 816.3 at Colyton Grammar School to 684.1 in the tenth ranked school in Headington.

• Colyton Grammar School, Devon
• The Rochester Grammar School, Medway
• King Edward VI Camp Hill School for Girls, Birmingham
• Lawrence Sheriff School, Warwickshire
• King Edward VI Five Ways School, Birmingham
• Skipton Girls' High School, North Yorkshire
• Altrincham Grammar School for Boys, Trafford

• Invicta Grammar School, Kent
• King Edward VI Grammar School, Chelmsford
• Headington School, Oxford

• Education
• GCSE
• A Level

New tables have been released showing how every school and college in England performed at both GCSE and A-level in 2012. Among the main findings they show:

• Thousands of teenagers in England are being let down because they are not leaving school with a decent set of GCSE results
• Less than 40% of their pupils are gaining at least five GCSEs at grade C or higher, including English and maths

• In addition one in four schools and colleges are not producing any students with top grades in subjects that will help them win a place at a leading university
• In around 600 schools and colleges no A-level student scored AAB in "facilitating" or preferred subjects

• Education
• GCSE
• A levels