GCSE Examination Performance 2007
| Beis Yaakov High School | 84% | St Ambrose Barlow RC High School | 526.6 | |
| Bnos Yisroel Schools | 83% | Irlam and Cadishead High School | 466.3 | |
| Bridgewater School | 81% | St Patrick's RC High School | 456.9 | |
| St Ambrose Barlow RC High School | 64% | The Swinton Academy | 456.4 | |
| St Patrick's RC High School | 56% | St. George's RC High School | 413.0 | |
| All Hallows RC B, E & Sport College | 54% | Bnos Yisroel Schools | 321.4 | |
| Walkden High School | 51% | Beis Yaakov High School | 443.5 | |
| St. George's RC High School | 47% | All Hallows RC B & E College | 383.1 | |
| Moorside High School | 44% | Walkden High School | 393.1 | |
| Salford City Academy | 41% | Bridgewater School | 378.6 | |
| Irlam and Cadishead High School | 38% | Salford City Academy | 374.2 | |
| The Swinton Academy | 38% | Harrop Fold High School | 370.1 | |
| Buile Hill High School | 29% | The Albion High School | 344.3 | |
| Wentworth High School | 25% | Wentworth High School | 324.7 | |
| The Albion High School | 23% | Moorside High School | 317.5 | |
| Hope High School | 23% | Buile Hill High School | 311.0 | |
| Harrop Fold School | 19% | Hope High School | 235.7 | |
| Average for City of Salford | 37.8% | Average for City of Salford | 375.4 | |
| Average for England | 46.7% | Average for England | 378.1 |
- The table on the left shows the percentage of students gaining five A* to C grades, including English and Maths, for state schools in the City of Salford.
- The table on the right shows the Average Total Point Score per Student for state schools in the City of Salford.
- Source: Department for Children, Schools and Families - http://www.dcsf.gov.uk/
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