COURT Fields School is expecting its 'best ever' maths results after year 11 students achieved an impressive 69.4% A*-C grades this week ahead of their final GCSE exams in June.

The numbers add up to a 20% increase over the 2012 summer results.

Now, the school is predicting that the final results could bust the 70% mark, which would be the school's best ever maths results.

The 775-pupil school was put into special measures following an unsatisfactory Ofsted report in January.

Head teacher Elaine Faull said yesterday: "Our staff have been relentless in teaching and supporting students to achieve their potential in maths.

"We are thrilled with these results and I look forward to even better results in August."

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