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
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
Head-teachers have been considering legal challenge to GCSE results Credit: PA
Head-teachers have been considering whether to mount a legal challenge over GCSE English after Ofqual said results would not be regraded.
The regulator admitted grade boundaries were higher in June than they were in January, but insisted it would be "inappropriate" to reconsider either of them.
The Association of School and College Leaders (ASCL) said it was not "acceptable or practicable" to make the students resit.
It warned it could still begin a legal challenge against grade boundary changes on the grounds that it had disadvantaged certain groups of students.
