All Saints Catholic High School, in Granville Road, was visited by Ofsted in 2023 where it maintained its Good rating Inspectors said: "A strong ethos of warmth and respect pervades this school."
In the data, the average point score per A Level equated to a C-, which was down from C+ the previous year. 81 per cent of its 191 pupil cohort progressed to university, including 21 per cent at Russell Group universities and one per cent heading to Oxbridge.placeholder image
All Saints Catholic High School, in Granville Road, was visited by Ofsted in 2023 where it maintained its Good rating Inspectors said: "A strong ethos of warmth and respect pervades this school." In the data, the average point score per A Level equated to a C-, which was down from C+ the previous year. 81 per cent of its 191 pupil cohort progressed to university, including 21 per cent at Russell Group universities and one per cent heading to Oxbridge. | SCott Merrylees

Sheffield sixth forms 'graded' on A-Level results including how many pupils enter Russell Group universities

These are Sheffield’s sixth form colleges and schools ‘graded’ by their A Levels, according to Government data.

Each year, the Department for Education evaluates schools by their A Level results as well as how many of their students progress past school to higher education, technical colleges and even how many make it into a Russell Group or Oxbridge uni.

Now, new data by the Department of Education has marked the scores for the Steel City’s colleges and sixth forms based on the average A Level results.

The Government standardises how A Level results progress using a huge range of different scores – but, because these are quite difficult to interpret, this is also represented in the form of a grade from A+ to G.

To accompany the data, The Star has also found how many of each college’s students progressed into university, Russell Group universities and Oxbridge.

Two of Sheffield’s independent colleges, Birkdale School and Sheffield High School, are missing from the data.

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