The Telegraph has released a new League Table ranking colleges and sixth forms based on 10 key indicators, including exam results, class sizes, and the percentage of pupils going to university.
Each school has been assigned a 40-point score based on these factors and been assigned one of five overall ratings: Very Good, Good, Fair, Below Average or Well Below Average.
These new rankings allow parents to see how schools in Bristol compare against national standards, and to make confident, informed choices.
We’ve focused on the ones rated ‘Very Good’ and ‘Good’ by the Telegraph’s new league table, with high scores out of 40.
See 13 of the best rated state colleges and sixth forms in the Bristol postcode area below:
5. Clevedon School
According to The Telegraph, this school has a very good overall rating. Average A Level Grade: B- Rating :33/40 | Google Maps
6. Nailsea School
According to The Telegraph, this school has a very good overall rating. Average A Level Grade: B Rating :32/40 | Google
7. Abbeywood Community School
According to The Telegraph, this school has a very good overall rating. Average A Level Grade: B- Rating :31/40 | Google
8. Chew Valley School
According to The Telegraph, this school has a good overall rating. Average A Level Grade: C+ Rating :30/40 | Adrian and Janet Quantock via Wikipedia Commons Photo: Adrian and Janet Quantock via Wikipedia Commons