Eton College · sixth form · summer 2010

Eton College, sixth form 2010: 41.9% of 907 entries at A* or equivalent

Compared

41.9%

A* or equivalent, all sixth-form exams · Comparable figure · our calculation

of 907 entries

Grades as sat

A level: A* 323 · A 345 · B 109 · C 26 · D 4 · E 1

Pre-U: no full grade table in this record

This year’s exams: A levels and Pre-U.

We know because only the school’s own records show it.

Three figures for each grade band, never merged
Grade bandComparable figure (our calculation)The school’s figure (as the school published it)Original grades
A*–A or equivalent, all sixth-form examsCambridge aligns Pre-U D3 with A and UCAS scores IB 6 like an A. 83.4% of 907 entries No combined figure from the school A level: A*–A of 808
Pre-U: D1–D3 88.89% of 99
A* or equivalent, all sixth-form exams 41.9% of 907 entries No combined figure from the school A level: A* of 808
Pre-U: D1–D2 of 99
A*–B or equivalent, all sixth-form exams 96.4% of 907 entries No combined figure from the school A level: A*–B of 808
Pre-U: D1–M2 of 99

How we built it

The number of entries at or above the band, across every exam system, divided by all the entries. We never average two percentages.

  • A*–A or equiv.: A level A*–A 668 + Pre-U D1–D3 88 = 756 of 907 entries
  • A* or equiv.: A level A* 323 + Pre-U D1–D2 57 = 380 of 907 entries
  • A*–B or equiv.: A level A*–B 777 + Pre-U D1–M2 97 = 874 of 907 entries

The records it is built from

Cite this figure

Eton College, 2010, A* or equivalent, all sixth-form exams: 41.9% (comparable figure, our calculation; A level A* 323 + Pre-U D1–D2 57 = 380 of 907 entries). Method harm-v1. Records: new:eton:2010:a-level-further-information-table, new:eton:2010:pre-u-further-information-principal-only. The Schools Record, https://theschoolsrecord.co.uk/evidence/harm:v1:eton:2010:sixth-form/

Record details

Record ID harm:v1:eton:2010:sixth-form. Quote it if you report a problem.

As recorded

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

A*–A or equiv.: basis
Weighted by entries across A level and Pre-U
A*–A or equiv.: precision
Exact, from printed counts
A* or equiv.: basis
Weighted by entries across A level and Pre-U
A* or equiv.: note
Pre-U: Eton’s 2010 Pre-U table does not print D1–D2 or D1–M2 on their own. The counts used, 57 of 99 at D1–D2 and 97 of 99 at D1–M2, are derived from Eton’s own 2010 statements (39% A-level A* and 41% A* across A level and Pre-U, before re-marks) and its own Pre-U results subject by subject in 2011–2019.
A* or equiv.: precision
From printed counts, except Pre-U D1–D2, which is not printed on its own; that count is derived (see the note)
A*–B or equiv.: basis
Weighted by entries across A level and Pre-U
A*–B or equiv.: note
Pre-U: Eton’s 2010 Pre-U table does not print D1–D2 or D1–M2 on their own. The counts used, 57 of 99 at D1–D2 and 97 of 99 at D1–M2, are derived from Eton’s own 2010 statements (39% A-level A* and 41% A* across A level and Pre-U, before re-marks) and its own Pre-U results subject by subject in 2011–2019.
A*–B or equiv.: precision
From printed counts, except Pre-U D1–M2, which is not printed on its own; that count is derived (see the note)
A level: entries
808 (printed entries)
A level: note
Eton’s definitive 2010 A-level table: 808 entries from its subject rows (its total line leaves out Ancient History).
Pre-U: entries
99 (printed entries)
Pre-U: note
Eton’s 2010 Pre-U table prints D, M and P only: 88 of 99 Principal Subject awards at D1–D3. Its D1–D2 and D1–M2 counts are not printed on their own; the counts used for those two bands are derived.
Which exams were sat: evidence
A level: 1 school record (new:eton:2010:a-level-further-information-table)
Which exams were sat: evidence
Pre-U: 1 school record (new:eton:2010:pre-u-further-information-principal-only)

Source references

Method and version

Method
harm-v1 1.0.0
Inputs digest
sha256:e88dc3b54610fae56eba048df73ed3e0efc79af0ce8367d2e3a61903839183ec
Qualification mix
A level, Pre-U (school-records)

Eton College: exam results · How comparable figures work

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