Research and analysis

Good progress in mathematics for students that often underperform

Ofsted good practice example showing how Loreto High helps two students groups that often underperform in mathematics.

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Loreto High School Chorlton - Good practice example.doc

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Loreto High School Chorlton is particularly successful in securing good progress for two groups of students who often underperform: those who start at the school with attainment in mathematics at Level 3; and those known to be eligible for free school meals. Both groups make outstanding progress in mathematics and there are much smaller gaps in attainment compared to other students than are seen nationally

Published 28 November 2012