Secondary school league tables: Where do Shropshire and Telford's rank?
Shropshire's secondary schools have been given a clean bill of health in the latest league tables, while there was mixed news for those in Telford & Wrekin.
For the first time, schools have not been judged on the proportion of pupils scoring at least five C grades at GCSE.
Instead, ministers have introduced a new headline measure called Progress 8. This looks at the progress a pupil makes from the end of primary school to the end of secondary school.
Nationally the Telford & Wrekin education authority found itself in the bottom quarter of the league tables.
The area had the 32nd worse figures in England and 15 per cent of the borough's secondary schools were said to be under performing.
Some schools were celebrating as pupils passed their exams with flying colours or showed improvements.
There was success for schools including Thomas Telford, Madeley Academy Newport Girls' High and Adams Grammar whose pupils shone in the core subjects of maths and English.
