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School league tables

Find out how schools near you are doing

• School league tables (BBC) Opens new window

The new data comes as part of the Department for Education's contribution to the government’s commitment on transparency, openness and accountability.

Also included is information on how many GCSE pupils meet the new 'English Baccalaureate' requirements: achieving grades A*-C in five core subjects. The core subjects counted in the English Baccalaureate are maths, English, two science qualifications, a foreign language and either history or geography.

Further details, including anylasis of the league table results overall, are available from the Department for Education.

• 2010 school league tables and spending data (DfE) Opens new window

Spending data school-by-school

The spending data, published for the first time alongside the performance data, allows the general public and intereted parties to:

• look at how much individual schools spent per pupil last year on areas such as teaching staff, energy and catering
• download the raw data underlying the tables or request other data if they want to do more detailed analysis

Thanks to the new information, parents will for the first time be able to find out whether the school down the road is doing twice as well with less money. Schools will also be able compare how they are spending their money compared to other schools.

• Schools spending data (DfE) Opens new window

Further information

• Schools, learning and development (parents section)

• Planning your future (young people section)