Transfer Students & London Achievement

Chris Cook:

I wrote a piece yesterday on the continued astonishing rise of London's state schools. One of my brilliant colleagues posed an interesting question: what happens if a child moves into London?

Below, I have published how children who lived outside London at the age of 11 went on to do in their GCSEs (using our usual point score) at the age of 16.

I have divided this set of pupils twice: first, by whether they had moved into London by the age of 16 or not and second by how well they did in standardised tests at the age of 11.

Posted by Jim Zellmer at January 16, 2013 4:03 AM
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