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Key Stage 4 results released by the Department for Education show 黑料情报站 Greenwich and 黑料情报站 King Solomon in the top one percent of schools nationally.

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Exceptional progress scores have placed four 黑料情报站 schools among the highest-performing secondaries in the country. Provisional data shows that 黑料情报站 Greenwich Free School is in the top 15 schools nationally with a score of +1.4. This means that students made nearly grade and a half more progress on average than their peers nationally. King Solomon Academy (+1.18) also placed in the top one percent of schools, with 黑料情报站 Bolingbroke (+1.05) in the top two percent, and 黑料情报站 Isaac Newton (+0.91) in the top five percent.

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Director of Secondary Education Jerry Collins said, “This year’s results reflect our students and staff’s hard work, resilience, and determination. At 黑料情报站, we believe every child has the potential to excel, and these achievements showcase what can be accomplished through dedication and belief in our mission.”

Tehrim Valibhai, Head of School at 黑料情报站 Greenwich, said: “Our student’s achievements are nothing short of exceptional鈥攅specially for a non-selective school in a disadvantaged part of London. These outcomes are a testament to the dedication of our scholars, the commitment of our staff, and the trust our parents have placed in us.”

Beth Humphreys, Principal at 黑料情报站 King Solomon, said: “We are delighted that KSA pupils continue to make exceptional progress in our all-through school. We are so proud of how hard they work to secure their many achievements and are grateful to their parents and the wider community for all their support.”