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After the Trojan horse affair in 2014, when allegations were made that Islamists were trying to take over some Birmingham schools, the Department for Education responded by insisting schools instil a stronger sense of "British values" in pupils.

Her measures to crack down on the radicalisation of young Muslims –  imposing banning orders on non-violent radicals, closing mosques, insisting schools report extremists – seem designed to alienate Islamic moderates – the only people with a realistic chance of convincing young Muslims that radical views are invalid.

Will Roberts, director of sport at the Youth Sport Trust, insists schools shouldn't be judged on provision of competitive sport alone.

However, it insists schools should put an effective appraisal system for determining teachers' pay into place - and not just put the emphasis on their pupils' test and exam results.

However, Ms Stacey insists schools and parents can be sure that standards have remained the same.

Inspired in 1991 by former Xerox chairman David Kearns before he served as deputy secretary of education, New American Schools is the biggest proponent of comprehensive school reform, an education philosophy that insists schools are best reformed from the top down.

Researchers who have promoted the surveys have often insisted schools should release the results publicly.

According to him, reformists "insist school reform alone can make a big difference".

But they insist school reform alone can make a big difference, so they emphasize things the status quo camp doesn't: rigorous accountability and changing the fundamental structure of school systems.

Despite the dominance of large universities this year, the website insisted school size does not affect the outcome of the list.

Legislation had been introduced insisting all schools had to teach to the national curriculum – or face sanctions.