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  • The Superior Educational Attainments of Pupils in Religious Foundation Schools in England

  • S. J. Prais
  • Journal:
    National Institute Economic Review / Volume 193 / July 2005
    Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    26 March 2020, pp. 102-105
    Print publication:
    July 2005

  • Pupils of religious foundation schools in England show superior educational performance over general (Local Education Authority) schools, the advantage having been estimated in previous studies at learning about a tenth faster for the average pupil by the age of leaving primary schooling (age 11+). In this study access to individual pupils' scores at SAT tests shows that the advantage of religious foundation schools is particularly great for lower-attaining pupils, with only the lowest tenth of those in religious schools attaining the scores of the lowest third in general schools.