The 2008 primary league tables for England, giving results of the Sats tests in English, maths and science for 11-year olds, were delayed by marking problems and have been criticised by teachers who have threatened to boycott the 2010. But they are still used by parents as one measure when choosing a school and remain the only external measure of a primary school's performance.
As well as percentage passes in each subject there is a overall points score and a "value added" measure taking into account the pupils' background and previous performance where 100 is the predicted score - anything above 100 suggests the school is doing well with its pupils even if the raw scores are lower than other schools in the area.
DATA: full primary tables by school
TABLES: on the Education site
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