How the city's 11 state secondary schools fared in The Telegraph's GCSE league table

Following a shake up with Ofsted last year, inspections no longer publish an overall grade.

As a result, The Telegraph has created a league table featuring the best and worst secondary schools across the country, based on GCSE results.

The News has put together a galleryof the outcomes for state secondary schools in Portsmouth.

The league table determines where each secondary school places by looking at 10 separate criteria which add up to a maximum score of 40.

Schools can receive a rating of well below average, below average, fair, good and very good - with scores of 28 and above securing a good result.

Using data for the 2023/24 academic year, the points are awarded as follows:

• English Baccalaureate scores (5 points)
• Attainment 8 scores (5 points)
• Progress 8 score (5 points)
• Disadvantaged pupils score (4 points)
• Comparison with local authority (4 points)
• Pupil destinations (5 points)
• Entries options (3 points)
• Oversubscribed schools (3 points)
• Class size (3 points)
• Truancy (3 points)

Take a look at how the 11 secondary schools in the city fared: