Harrow School · 2016
GCSE and IGCSE results · 2016 · GCSE/IGCSE · A*–G
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share of published GCSE/IGCSE entries at each cumulative band on the scale the school reported; legacy A*–G, mixed and 9–1 years labelled
Type of result: Examination results.
The reported values
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- % A* · %
- 62
- % A*–A · %
- 85
- Qualification
- GCSE/IGCSE
- Note
- Legacy A*–G scale (pre-reform). The school writes '62% of candidates receiving A*' - almost certainly a grades percentage, but recorded as printed. 'approximately a third of the year group' with 10+ A*s. Subject notes: 'Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics and German all seeing A* rates well in excess of 70%'.
- Published wording
- At GCSE, we had another outstanding year, with 62% of candidates receiving A* - our second best year ever and a significant increase on 2015. Our A*/A rate was also pleasing at 85%, and approximately a third of the year group achieved A* grades in ten or more subjects.
- Grade scale
- A*–G
- Year
- 2016
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Published difference · % A*: Original says 62% of candidates receiving A*. Candidate/entry distinction is unresolved; no denominator is inferred. Inspect the publication
Published difference · % A*–A: Original says 62% of candidates receiving A*. Candidate/entry distinction is unresolved; no denominator is inferred. Inspect the publication
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% A* · 2016. Value: 62.
Harrow School 2016 Exam Results and University Destinations · GCSE paragraph
Checked 2026-09-06. Original says 62% of candidates receiving A*. Candidate/entry distinction is unresolved; no denominator is inferred.
Source definition conflict / denominator unresolved
% A*–A · 2016. Value: 85.
Harrow School 2016 Exam Results and University Destinations · GCSE paragraph
Checked 2026-09-06. Original says 62% of candidates receiving A*. Candidate/entry distinction is unresolved; no denominator is inferred.
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% A* · source disagreement
Reported value: 62. 0 decimal places. Unit: percent.
Group counted: Legacy grade entries. Recorded total for this measure: Unknown / not recorded. Type of result: Grade awards. Grading system: GCSE / IGCSE A*–G.
A usable individual value still needs duplicate, publication-version and matched-year checks before it enters a comparison.
Original source code: P. Numerical classification: exact.
% A*–A · source disagreement
Reported value: 85. 0 decimal places. Unit: percent.
Group counted: Legacy grade entries. Recorded total for this measure: Unknown / not recorded. Type of result: Grade awards. Grading system: GCSE / IGCSE A*–G.
A usable individual value still needs duplicate, publication-version and matched-year checks before it enters a comparison.
Original source code: P. Numerical classification: exact.
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EXT_HARROW_C042B027· Harrow School · 2016 Exam Results and University Destinations · 2016-11-17 · public link not established · school news post; A level 2016; GCSE/IGCSE 2016; places 2016; itemised places 2016
Original record identifier: ext:harrow_gcse:0. Source codes are retained for reproducibility.
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- P
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