St Helens GCSE results 2022: secondary school league table

6 state secondary schools in St Helens ranked on their 2022 GCSE results (Attainment 8, the 2021/22 academic year), with grade 5+ and grade 4+ in English and maths, Progress 8, EBacc average point score and cohort size for each school. 3 schools with no published results are listed at the end. 1 independent school with published results is listed separately, unranked.

This is the 2022 archive of the table. See the latest St Helens GCSE results for the newest year the DfE has published.

Local Authority 9 state secondary schools 2021/22 results Archive year

Secondary schools in St Helens ranked on Attainment 8

6 of 9 schools have published 2022 results. Source: DfE school performance tables, 2021/22.

Secondary schools in St Helens ranked on Attainment 8, 2022 results
RankSchoolAttainment 8Grade 5+
English & maths
1Rainford High School
St Helens · Academy converter
53.466%
2Rainhill High School
Prescot · Academy converter
50.955%
3The Sutton Academy
St Helens · Academy sponsor led
48.448%
4Cowley International College
St Helens · Community school
46.639%
5Hope Academy
Newton-le-Willows · Academy sponsor led
44.333%
6St Cuthbert's Catholic High School
St Helens · Voluntary aided school
37.731%
De La Salle School
St Helens · Academy sponsor led · No published GCSE results for 2022
Outwood Academy Haydock
St Helens · Academy sponsor led · No published GCSE results for 2022
St Augustine of Canterbury Catholic Academy
St Helens · Academy sponsor led · No published GCSE results for 2022

Independent schools in St Helens with published 2022 GCSE results

Listed as published, not ranked. The DfE tables count only reformed GCSEs, so a school whose pupils sit IGCSE, Pre-U or the IB reports a lower figure than its results merit, or none at all. Compare independent schools on their own published examination results and inspection reports.

SchoolAttainment 8
(as published)
Grade 5+
English & maths
Tower College
Prescot · Other independent school
47.852%

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