The 11 Muslim schools were the highest achieving with 85 per cent for reading; 82 per cent, writing; 86 per cent, maths; and 88 per cent, science.
For the 35 Jewish schools, the results were 83 per cent, reading; 77 per cent, writing; 82 per cent, maths; and 88 per cent, science.
When it comes to achieving a higher level than the expected standards, the percentages were 25 per cent nationally for reading, 29 per cent in Muslim schools and 35 per cent in Jewish: 16 per cent nationally for writing, 25 per cent in Muslim, and 22 per cent in Jewish schools; and for maths, 21 per cent nationally, 31 per cent in Muslim and 28 per cent in Jewish schools.
