MOST of the schools in Hammersmith and Fulham have improved their GCSE and A-level results, according to the latest league tables.
The annual report was published by the Department for Education on Wednesday and showed that 68 per cent of pupils in the borough achieved five or more GCSE grades in maths and English.
That is a rise from 64 per cent in 2009 and well above the 35 per cent required target.
The best performing schools were Lady Margaret School with 90 per cent and Sacred Heart High School, in Fulham, with 94 per cent while Phoenix High School, in Shepherd's Bush continues to struggle with 44 per cent.
A-level tables are topped by Latymer Upper School and St Paul's Girl's School as the majority of borough colleges narrowly topped last year's achievements.
GCSE
SCHOOL 5 GCSE's A*-C inc. English and Maths (2009 figures)
Burlington Danes Academy 67 (50)
Fulham Cross Girls' School 69 (70)
Henry Compton School 36 (35)
Hurlingham and Chelsea School 49 (41)
Lady Margaret School 90 (89)
The London Oratory School 94 (93)
Phoenix High School 44 (46)
Sacret Heart High School 94 (92)
The Moat School 33 (15)
A LEVEL
SCHOOL Average point score per pupil (2009 figures)
Ealing, Hammersmith and West London College 634 (620.7)
The Godolphin and Latymer School 1052.6 (1011.4)
Lady Margaret School 851 (900)
Latymer Upper School 1000.9 (998.8)
London Oratory School 827.1 (856.2)
St James Senior Girls School 911 (866.7)
St Pauls Girls' School 1066.7 (1080.7)
William Morris Sixth Form 616 (610.6)
KEY
Number of points awarded per A level grade
A* = 300
A = 270
B = 240
C = 210
D = 180
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