Doesn't mean anything imo.
Me and a number of my pals got unconditionals to uni by the end of 5th year and our school ranks a fair bit worse than that. Obviously on a macro perspective going to a worse school worsens your odds of success - but as with everything those who put in the work at my school saw success while those who did not didn't.
At least at my school our terrible results seemed more indicative of a chorionic lack of ambition (amongst students and staff) rather than constant dysfunction in the classroom (after 3rd year anyway). Obviously I can't speak for the situation at a school I didn't attend but I do believe rankings are quite misleading. |