DESPITE changes designed to make the exams 'tougher', Oxford's schools produced another strong performance in this year's A-Level exams.
Many out-performed the national average for the number of A* and A grades awarded.
Schools also bucked the national trend which saw a slide in the number of A* to C grades from 70 per cent last year to 78.4 per cent.
Here is the full list of how the county's schools got on.
Key:
Number of students entered / percentage of entries A* - A / percentage of entries A* - B / percentage of entries A* - E
NS = not supplied
Cokethorpe School 62/46/72/99
Rye St Antony 21/17/55/96
d’Overbroeck’s 120/54/78/100
St Gregory the Great 51/10/26/93
Our Lady’s Abingdon 30/21/49/97
UTC Oxfordshire 19/19/43/95
Wychwood 9/25/49/100
King Alfred’s 137/38/63/99
Cooper School NS/10/33/99
Bartholomew 101/23/44/99
Lord Williams’s NS/17/46/99
Sibford 33/30/52/97
Burford 95/29/51/99
Abingdon Consortium NS/26/50/98
Cheney 98/25/45/95
Abingdon School 171/62/86/99
Oxford High School 68/62/88/100
Chipping Norton 65/24/53/99
Henry Box 85/30/58/99
Wallingford 112/25/56/99
Didcot Sixth Form 125/24/49/100
Wheatley Park 69/26/54/99
Fitzharrys 28/25/44/98
Cherwell 240/33/59/98
Matthew Arnold 92/18/48/99
Headington 111/54/78/99
Wood Green 58/17/45/99
St Helen and St Katharine 92/75/93.5/100
Magdalen College School 152/82/96/100
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