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Harrow School · 2023

GCSE and IGCSE results · 2023 · GCSE/IGCSE · mixed 9–1 and 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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% grade 9 · %
over 40
% grades 9–8 · %
over 70
Qualification
GCSE/IGCSE
Note
descriptive or lower-bound figures are recorded as the school printed them and are not charted · '(I)GCSE results, following a return to pre-pandemic grading standards this year'.
Published wording
Over 40% of grades achieved were at grade 9 level, with over 70% of grades at either grade 9 or grade 8 level. Bar the pandemic years, the grade 9-A* percentage is the highest on record, and the 9-A rate is the highest since 2013.
Grade scale
mixed 9–1 and A*–G
Year
2023
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Where was this published?

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% grade 9 · 2023. Value: over 40.

Exam results and university destinations | News/Event Article · Dated news; named qualification/outcome paragraph

Checked 2026-09-06. Retain the school’s GCSE/IGCSE population and any descriptive language; no point value is inferred from a bound.

Checked against the original publication

% grades 9–8 · 2023. Value: over 70.

Exam results and university destinations | News/Event Article · Dated news; named qualification/outcome paragraph

Checked 2026-09-06. Retain the school’s GCSE/IGCSE population and any descriptive language; no point value is inferred from a bound.

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% grade 9 · incompatible definitions; bounds/estimates not eligible

Reported value: over 40. As published; not an exact number. Unit: percent.

Group counted: Numbered grade entries. Recorded total for this measure: Unknown / not recorded. Type of result: Grade awards. Grading system: GCSE / IGCSE 9–1.

A usable individual value still needs duplicate, publication-version and matched-year checks before it enters a comparison.

Original source code: P. Numerical classification: bounded or descriptive.

% grades 9–8 · incompatible definitions; bounds/estimates not eligible

Reported value: over 70. As published; not an exact number. Unit: percent.

Group counted: Numbered grade entries. Recorded total for this measure: Unknown / not recorded. Type of result: Grade awards. Grading system: GCSE / IGCSE 9–1.

A usable individual value still needs duplicate, publication-version and matched-year checks before it enters a comparison.

Original source code: P. Numerical classification: bounded or descriptive.

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  • EXT_HARROW_DC84425B · Harrow School · Exam results and university destinations · 2023-08-17 · public link not established · school news post; A level 2023; GCSE/IGCSE 2023; places 2023; itemised places 2023

Original record identifier: ext:harrow_gcse:6. Source codes are retained for reproducibility.

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