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News briefing: Selective schools do better in progress 8 measure
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Friday 14 October 2016 6:00 AM
School types: All · School
phases: Secondary, 16 Plus
Provisional GCSE results data suggests selective schools have much higher average attainment 8 and progress 8 scores than non-selective schools. Faith schools achieved higher scores than their non-religious counterparts, while converter academies had the best results of any school type.
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