The city also saw 28 primary schools come within the top five per cent nationally for contextual value added the measure that shows the progress pupils make from the age of seven when factors such as deprivation levels are taken into account.

Coun Les Lawrence, Birminghams Cabinet member for children, young people and families, said: It is heartening to see the continued success story of schools in this city.

The fact that results have maintained their upward trajectory is testimony to the hard work of pupils and their parents and the dedicated teachers and school staff, he added.

These young people have now moved on to secondary schools and I wish them all the success for the future.

His words were echoed by Tony Howell, the citys senior education officer, who said: We are lucky here in Birmingham to have some of the best teachers and most dedicated school staff in the country.

The top performing Birmingham school is Holy Cross Catholic Primary in Sutton Coldfield which has emerged joint top in the country with 100 per cent success in all three subjects.

It knocked last years top city school, Chilcote Primary, in Hall Green, into second spot after it achieved 100 per cent in English and science, and 98 per cent in maths.

One of the top performing value added schools is Leigh Junior, Infant and Nursery School, in Washwood Heath, with pupils obtaining 83 per cent in English and maths and 88 per cent in science.

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