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Godolphin and Latymer School · IB Diploma · summer 2022

Godolphin and Latymer School: IB Diploma results, 2022, IB Diploma, IB 1–7, 45 points

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What it counts

IB Diploma cohort measures as printed (candidates, average points of passing candidates, share at 40+); kept apart from A level

The figures

As printed. Percentages are of subject entries, not pupils.

IB candidates
28
Qualification
IB Diploma
Mean points
43
Grade scale
IB 1–7 · 45 points
Notes and original wording (4)
Note
IBO 'School Statistics - May 2022' sheet (school code 002194).
Publication status
also published: average IB points 42.6 (school post 2022) — the value shown controls
Published wording
Number of candidates registered in the session: 28; Number of subject entries in the session: 224; Number of candidates who successfully passed the diploma: 28; Average points obtained by candidates who passed the diploma: 43; Highest diploma points awarded to a candidate: 45; Average grade obtained at the school by candidates who passed the diploma: 6.67 | an average point score of 42.6; Six students obtained the maximum score of 45 points; 14 of the cohort of 28 students scoring 43 or more points
Year
2022

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Where it’s from
also published: average IB points 42.6 (school post 2022) — the value shown controls
Worth knowing
IBO 'School Statistics - May 2022' sheet (school code 002194).
Record details

Record ID ext:godolphin_latymer_ib:7. Quote it if you report a problem.

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Evidence
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