The Northern Powerhouse Partnership (NPP) has published new league tables that attempt to take into account the background of the pupils taught
It has created a 'Fairer Schools Index' which uses an adjusted Progress 8 score which, it says, takes into account long-term deprivation, whether students are eligible for free school meals and their ethnicity and gender
Using the measure, 46% of schools judged 'well below' average or 'below average' under Progress 8 moved up out of these bandings
Of the 20 schools that climbed the most from their official Department for Education (DfE) Progress 8 ranking, 15 were in the north of England
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