The Hurlingham Academy in top 200 schools in England for Progress 8

The results reveal that the school continues to be one of the top performing schools in Hammersmith and Fulham for Progress 8 and within the top 200 schools in the country for this measure.

Progress 8 is a national measure which calculates the average progress students make by GCSE, compared with other similar schools. A progress score that meets the national average is set at 0 each year, with anything higher reflecting value added to a student’s achievements during their time at school.

With an impressive score of 0.86, the school is well above the national average of -0.03 and the local authority average of 0.52.

Leon Wilson, Principal at The Hurlingham Academy, said:

“I am proud of our students for the exceptional progress they make with us which allows them to achieve well and enjoy their education. We are very pleased to be in the top 200 schools in the country for student progress, a result which is testament to the hard work of students as well as to the dedication and ambition of our staff.”