The Times has upgraded Yavneh College in its annual Parent Power survey after the school said that its original entry was based on wrong information.
The state-aided secondary school in Hertfordshire is now ranked the third highest non-selective comprehensive in the newspaper’s national table – comprising both state and private schools – and joint 241st equal in the country instead of joint 318th.
According to the revised figures, it is now rated joint 185th for A-levels and joint 334th for GCSE.
At number 241 in the national table, it shares a place with three private schools, Badminton, Lancing College and the King’s High School, Warwick.
