The Sunday Times' Parent Power Schools Guide ranks more than 1,600 of the highest-achieving primary, secondary and independent schools and colleges across the country.
Here, we've picked out all of the secondary schools and colleges – including private, fee-paying schools – in Leeds and Wakefield that feature inside the 29th edition of the guide.
The Times has issued each school with a ranking out of the top 1,600 in the country, according to its own data analysis.
The Times has issued each school with a ranking out of the top 1,600 in the country, according to its own data analysis.
7. Prince Henry's Grammar School
The Otley-based school, in Farnley Lane, was ranked 257th in the country according to the guide. The school offers primary, secondary and post-16 education. It has 1,641 pupils on its roll. Photo: Steve Riding
8. St Mary's School, Menston
The school on Bradford Road, Menston, was ranked 287th in The Times guide. It has 1,268 pupils and offers primary, secondary and post-16 education. Photo: Steve Riding
9. Ackworth School
Based in the village of Ackworth in Pontefract, the private, fee-paying school was ranked 309th in The Times guide. It offers primary, secondary and post-16 education and has 545 pupils. Pictured are pupils celebrating the 300th birthday of John Fothergill, the founder of the private school in 2012. Photo: Jonathan Gawthorpe
10. Woodhouse Grove School
The private, fee-paying school is based on the edge of Leeds and Bradford, in Apperley Bridge and was ranked 321st in the country according to the guide. It offers primary, secondary and post-16 education and has 768 pupils. Photo: Andrew McCaren/Rossparry
11. Silcoates School
Another private, fee-paying school in Wakefield, this Wrenthorpe-based school was ranked 322nd in the country according to the Times guide. It offers primary, secondary and post-16 education and has 500 pupils. Pictured in 2015 when it hosted the West Yorkshire Schools Cross Country Championships. Photo: Allan McKenzie