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Harrow School · GCSE/IGCSE · summer 2018

Harrow School, GCSE/IGCSE 2018: more than 84% of entries at grades 9–7

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  • more than 84%

    GCSE/IGCSE entries at grades 9–7

    GCSE/IGCSE entries (the total isn’t printed) · summer 2018 exams

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    Harrow Public Examination Results 2018 Open original: Harrow Public Examination Results 2018

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    Harrow School. GCSE/IGCSE entries at grades 9–7: more than 84% (GCSE/IGCSE entries (the total isn’t printed)), summer 2018 exams. Status: Checked against the original. Source: Harrow Public Examination Results 2018, https://web.archive.org/web/20190721064703id_/https://www.harrowschool.org.uk/Public-Examination-Results. Checked by The Schools Record on 6 September 2026. The Schools Record, https://theschoolsrecord.co.uk/evidence/ext:harrow_gcse:1/

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Checked against the original: grades 9–7.

What it counts

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

The figures

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

Grades 9–7
more than 84
Qualification
GCSE/IGCSE
Grade scale
mixed 9–1 and A*–G
Notes and original wording (3)
Note
descriptive or lower-bound figures are recorded as the school printed them and are not charted · Same school-written 2018 text. 'more than 84%' at 9/8/7/A*/A implies about 82% in 2017 ('a two percentage point increase on last year') - not recorded as a 2017 figure since it is inferred. 'nine or more A* grades' wording retained from the legacy scale.
Published wording
Overall, however, the proportion of grades awarded at 9, 8, 7, A* and A was more than 84% - a two percentage point increase on last year. Approximately one third of the year group achieved nine or more A* grades, and more than half gained seven or more, typically from ten subjects.
Year
2018

Ranges and bounds such as “over 90%” are shown as printed, so they aren’t charted as exact figures.

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Where it was published

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Notes on this record

Where it’s from
An original publication and a second-hand source
Worth knowing
descriptive or lower-bound figures are recorded as the school printed them and are not charted · Same school-written 2018 text. 'more than 84%' at 9/8/7/A*/A implies about 82% in 2017 ('a two percentage point increase on last year') - not recorded as a 2017 figure since it is inferred. 'nine or more A* grades' wording retained from the legacy scale.

Can I compare it?

  • grades 9–7: left out of comparisons: measured differently; a range or estimate, not an exact figure.
Record details

Record ID ext:harrow_gcse:1. Quote it if you report a problem.

As recorded

The record’s own wording, where this page puts it in plainer words.

Check note (grades 9–7)
Mixed 9/8/7/A*/A band across 28 subjects, of which ten used numerical grades. This is not a pure 9–7 series.
Source note
Primary / Secondary

Source references

Codes and identifiers

Evidence
P/S

Comparison codes

  • grade_9 · incompatible definitions; missing value · missing · As published; not an exact number · origin P/S
  • grade_9_8 · incompatible definitions; missing value · missing · As published; not an exact number · origin P/S
  • grade_9_7 · incompatible definitions; bounds/estimates not eligible · bounded or descriptive · As published; not an exact number · origin P/S
  • a_star · incompatible definitions; missing value · missing · As published; not an exact number · origin P/S
  • a_star_a · incompatible definitions; missing value · missing · As published; not an exact number · origin P/S
  • a_star_b · incompatible definitions; missing value · missing · As published; not an exact number · origin P/S

Check log

  1. 2026-09-06 · grade_9_7 · verified · Harrow Public Examination Results 2018 · GCSE Results paragraph

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