Henrietta Barnett School named top performing state school in Sunday Times league table
Henrietta Barnett School students collecting their GCSE results. Credit: Henrietta Barnett School - Credit: Archant
Henrietta Barnett School has been named as the UK’s top performing state school in a much-anticipated annual league table released by the Sunday Times.
Henrietta Barnett School students collecting their GCSE results. Credit: Henrietta Barnett School - Credit: Henrietta Barnett School
Hampstead is home to the top performing state school in London once again after Henrietta Barnett secured the best GCSE results nationally in the ‘parent power’ league table with 95.2per cent of entries attaining A* or A grades – or the 9,8,7 equivalent.
The Hampstead Garden Suburb girls’ school, which has Del Cooke at the helm, also bagged stellar A-level results with 94.5pc of students getting between an A* or B in their A-levels.
“We are delighted to be the top state school for the whole of the UK in the Sunday Times,” said a school spokesman.
“This is the second consecutive year that we have achieved this accolade and we are very proud of our students’ achievements.”
Students at South Hampstead High School collecting their GCSE results. Picture: Sara Bell - Credit: Archant
Also scoring highly was South Hampstead High School after being named as the eighth best performing independent school in greater London.
The table revealed that 91.9pc of students secured between an A* or a B in their A-level results and 94.2pc bagged A* or A – or the 9,8,7 equivalent – in their GCSE results.
