These DFE data include a score, which is assigned to schools throughout the country, indicating the level of progress made by students from the end of the key stage two until the end of stage four key.
The most recent list was updated this month, and reveals schools where students have progressed more compared to the national average.
We have compiled a list of secondary schools in Bromley along with their respective results.
Only one school has seen a change in its qualification from another last coverage in January.
Well above average
St Olave’s and St Savior’s Grammar School: 1.27 (without change)
Newstead Wood School: 1.05 (unchanged)
Harris Girls Academy: 0.99 (unchanged)
Above average
Laney Park School for Boys: 0.4 (unchanged)
Laney Park School for Girls: 0.4 (unchanged)
Harris Academy Beckenham: 0.38 (unchanged)
Bullers Wood School: 0.37 (unchanged)
Average
CHELEHURST SCHOOL FOR GIRLS: 0.18 (without changes)
Harris Academy Orpington: 0.15 (unchanged)
The Ravensbourne School: 0.11 (no change)
Hayes School: 0.09 (without change)
Bullers Wood School for children: 0 (unchanged)
Darrick Wood School: 0 (no change)
Ravens Wood School: -0.13 (unchanged)
Below the average
Charles Darwin School: -0.34 (no changes)
Coopers School: -0.38 (no changes)
Well below the average
Orion Eden Park: -0.56 (below)
Bishop Justus Cofe School: -0.68 (without change)
KEMNAL TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE: -0.92 (without changes)
It is important to know that a negative progress score does not mean that students have Pharmy or that the school has failed.
It simply means that school students progressed less compared to other students in England who had similar results at the end of primary school (key stage 2).
A positive score means that students at school progress more, while a negative score means that they progressed less than other students with similar starting points.
