Hello Renata, I don't want to get involved with any of the weird internet activity which took place last year. I just stumbled across an article on the Southwark website, you might be the best person on here to answer my question: In this article http://www.southwark.gov.uk/news/article/1338/southwark_bucks_national_trend_with_significant_improvement_in_gcse_results is it talking about all schools in Southwark including the academies? In which case at least we know Kingsdale made the National baseline of 40%, something they could not achieve even with remarks last year. I hope this is the case. Curmudgeon, I am not sure why such a defensive stance is required here? It is odd that all schools do not make their results public given that they are going to be published sooner or later (I think January?). And given what happened last year it is not unusual for people to have questions. It is great to see that Southwark did so well this year though.
