The News has put together a gallery of the outcomes for state secondary schools across Hampshire using the league table which was updated at the end of October.
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.
- 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)
Discover how these 51 secondary schools in Hampshire fared in The Telegraph’s GCSE league table:
49. Priestlands School, Lymington
Priestlands School, Lymington, has been awarded a score of 26/40 on The Telegraph's GCSE league table, making it a fair school for GCSE results. | Google
50. The Romsey School, Romsey
The Romsey School, Romsey, has been awarded a score of 29/40 on The Telegraph's GCSE league table, making it a good school for GCSE results. | Google
51. Amery Hill School, Alton
Amery Hill School, Alton, has been awarded a score of 31/40 on The Telegraph's GCSE league table, making it a good school for GCSE results. | Google