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| '''Court Moor School''' is one of two ]s in the town of ], in ] (]). | '''Court Moor School''' is one of two ]s in the town of ], in ] (]). The age of the pupils is 11-16. | ||
| The school was last inspected by ] in 2000, when it had 1045 pupils, and the independent inspectors reported that it was "a very good school which is oversubscribed", providing strong and supportive leadership, a very good quality of teaching, and providing very good value for money. | |||
| In early 2005, the Governing Body unanimously appointed Mrs Beverley Stevens to be the Headteacher of Court Moor School from ], ], following the retirement of the current headteacher Mr Ken Shorey. | |||
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| The Department for Education and Skills (DFES) records that in 2000 some 70% of all pupils leaving the school that year had attained five or more GCSE pass results, well above the national average of 49%. For GCSE and GNVQ attainment, the BBC's league table for 2002 ranked the school 25th out of 85 in the area and 857 of 3571 in England and Wales. | |||
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Court Moor School is one of two secondary schools in the town of Fleet, in Hampshire (UK). The age of the pupils is 11-16.
The school was last inspected by OFSTED in 2000, when it had 1045 pupils, and the independent inspectors reported that it was "a very good school which is oversubscribed", providing strong and supportive leadership, a very good quality of teaching, and providing very good value for money.
The Department for Education and Skills (DFES) records that in 2000 some 70% of all pupils leaving the school that year had attained five or more GCSE pass results, well above the national average of 49%. For GCSE and GNVQ attainment, the BBC's league table for 2002 ranked the school 25th out of 85 in the area and 857 of 3571 in England and Wales.
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