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It is hard to believe that in l997 pupils achieved an abysmal 54 out of the maximum of 300 - meaning that very few 11-year-olds achieved the standard expected for their age in English, maths and science. The 10 most improved schools were: [Dalton Foljambe]; St Joseph's Catholic Primary, also in [Rotherham]; Rolleston Junior, Leicester; Deykin Avenue, Birmingham; Ridge Meadow, the Medway Towns; Halcon Community; Oldfield Brow, Trafford; Ranworth Square, Liverpool; Gaskell Primary, Bolton; Kelvin Grove, Lewisham, south-east London.

DALTON FOLJAMBE primary school in Rotherham, South Yorkshire, this year's most improved school, is a model of New Labour rectitude. Name almost any new initiative of the many pouring out of the Department for Education, and the school has taken it on board. Phil Rodgers, the head, makes no apology for the fact that the school's success has been achieved by a ruthless concentration on raising standards in reading, writing and maths - just as ministers hoped when they relaxed the rules compelling primary schools to teach nine national curriculum subjects. Caption: Phil Rodgers, headteacher at Dalton Foljambe junior school, [Rotherham], helping children with their computer skills Joan Russell

Ralph Foljambe has been a land manager in Nottinghamshire for three years. He has raised money on behalf of the Institute of Cancer Research for almost a year, while preparing for the Marathon des Sables 2005. Foljambe is hoping to reach his £10,000 target in July.

Philip Rodgers, the former head of Dalton Foljambe and High Greave Junior Schools in [Rotherham], was jailed for 12 months at Sheffield Crown Court for conspiracy to defraud after ensuring a [Pounds]10,000 contract to replace windows at Dalton Foljambe went to his drinking partner, contractor Philip Wright. [Howard White], who was the highest paid primary school headteacher in Rotherham with a salary in excess of [Pounds]50,000 a year, was also found guilty of falsely claiming [Pounds]2,088 in expenses following a school trip to New Zealand in 2001. He made up the expenses claims, which were then typed onto headed notepaper stolen from hotels. In addition, White was convicted of stealing more than [Pounds]10,000 from East Dene's school journey fund, and stealing nearly [Pounds]2,000 from the after-care club. Judge [Roger Keen QC] said White used his position to \"milk funds that were intended for the after- care of and trips for deprived pupils\".