#MADE MTV NOTTINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL TV#
I want to be no.235,987 in the TV Book Of Reality Show Losers. I want to behave like a moron in the pursuit of a pointless, unreachable dream. I want to be a fat screwball making a total jackass of myself on a stupid music channel. Of course, that does imply that there IS a mind there to begin with. Not when you're a born loser." I can just see this show's participants rolling their eyes for the rest of their lives every time they hear that infamous fortune-cookie phrase "you can achieve anything, as long as you put your mind to it". Stamford High School// Stamford// 84// 62.The show that certainly tries its best to put an end to the American Dream. Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School, Ashbourne// Ashbourne// 78.1// 30.5// 230// 184 The top 10 independent secondary schools in the East Midlands Kesteven and Sleaford High School// Sleaford// 77.9// 52.7// 153// NA The top 10 state secondary schools in the East Midlands “Here we can offer a world of opportunity.”Ĭheck out the top 10 lists below. “Many in the most deprived parts of the city only have the option of going to a failing school,” Mr Fear says. An extensive bursary programme means a greater mix of pupils can reap the benefits of the outstanding education delivered by the school, which has jumped from 175th in 2015 to 63rd in the independent national rankings this year.
"A great school is about people and not buildings, and the buzz when we reopened after lockdown was electric. “But school is about much more than results. “Boys and girls alike have benefited from the move to coeducation (in 2015),” says Kevin Fear, Nottingham High’s head teacher. Nottingham High School, the school previously named The Times East Midlands Independent School of the Decade, had the best results in the region. Click here to see the rankings for yourself. The rankings in the secondary school league tables are determined by the percentage of examination entries gaining A*-B at A-level (which is given double weighting) and the percentage of entries returning A* and A grades, and those graded 9, 8 and 7, at GCSE and iGCSE. The top performing schools were revealed in Parent Power, The Sunday Times Schools Guide 2023, published online. Nottingham Girls' High School GDST placed fifth on the same list.
Nottingham High School has been heralded as the best independent secondary school in the region - jumping 21 places to 63rd in the country. Two other Nottinghamshire schools found their way on to the prestigious East Midlands list for top independent schools. The school sits in 7th place in the East Midlands state school list. Rushcliffe school jumped up six places from 2019 in The Times rankings to 209th in the country, with 78.5 percent of students achieving A* to B at A level.
A Nottinghamshire state school has been named as one of the best in the East Midlands as part of The Times' top schools list.
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