Exam League Tables

Top College in the country...

Runshaw Students Excel in Exam League Tables! The 2011 examination league tables show Runshaw to be the best performing college in the country. What's more our students do better than the sixth formers in all the private and selective schools in Lancashire and adjoining regions.

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The 2011 examination league tables published by the Department for Education in January 2012 show Runshaw to be the best performing college in the country.

 

At Runshaw, we will never make students do qualifications that they do not need or do not want, solely to raise our position in the “points per student” table.

To gain a place at the best universities, it is much better to have 3 good grades than 5 mediocre ones. The 2011 league tables show that: 

  • our advanced level students get better grades than students at any other college in England, except one (Hill’s Road College in Cambridge is first)
  • our advanced level students get better grades than at all other schools and colleges in Lancashire, including all of the independent schools and grammar schools

 

“Achievements  are outstanding: this places the college at the top of national performance tables.” - OFSTED

 

 

Northern Schools and colleges - Average point score per exam entry

 

Runshaw College Sixth Form College 245.3
2 Lancaster Girls' Grammar School Foundation School 240.2
3 Lancaster Boys' Grammar School Voluntary Aided School 237.7
4 Bolton School (Boys Division) Independent School 237.7
5 Westholme School Independent School 237.5
6 QEGS, Blackburn Independent School 234.5
7 Stonyhurst College Independent School 234.4
Other local colleges
  Cardinal Newman Sixth Form College 229.1
  Winstanley College Sixth Form College 228.2

 

We are delighted for these young people, our class of 2011, and we send them all our warmest congratulations. If there was a performance table for delightful, caring people, Runshaw students would top that too!

 

Please also see 'League Tables Explained' - our guide to the differences between the league tables and why we use 'points per exam entry' rather than 'points per student'.