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Godolphin and Latymer School · 2006

A-level results · 2006 · A level · A–E

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share of published A level entries at each cumulative band; descriptive bands kept as printed; 2020 CAG and 2021 TAG labelled

Type of result: Examination results.

The reported values

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% A*–B · %
92.1
Qualification
A level
Note
Pre-A* scale (A* introduced 2010): figure is grades A-B. From a 2010 snapshot of the Wikipedia article (en-academic mirror); original source not cited in the extract.
Published wording
In June 2006, 92.1% of A-level results were at Grades A and B.
Grade scale
A–E
Year
2006
Publication note

Secondary

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  • EXT_GODOLPHIN_LATYMER_B26DF9FA · Wikipedia (mirror) · Godolphin and Latymer School - Wikipedia article (2010 snapshot, en-academic mirror) · 2010 · public link not established · encyclopaedia/aggregator; A level 2006

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Evidence
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