Brighton College · 2015
GCSE · published record · 2015 · GCSE · A*-G
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Published GCSE letter-grade summary
Type of result: Examination results.
The reported values
Values keep the precision of the source. “Not recorded” does not mean zero. One pupil may have several subject entries or university offers.
- % A*–A · %
- 93.2
- % A*–B grades
- 99.8
- % A*–C grades
- 100
- A* grades · count strictly more than · strictly greater than
- 1000
- Published basis
- Published GCSE letter-grade summary
- C count
- 3
- Entries
- 1852
- Qualification
- GCSE
- Note
- Published bounds remain bounds; pupil-achievement counts are not examination-entry denominators.
- Publication status
- Published
- Pupils all A* a count
- 112
- Pupils eleven A* count
- 20
- Pupils ten A* count
- 32
- Pupils twelve A* count
- 5
- Grade scale
- A*-G
- Year
- 2015
Publication note
Published
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% A*–A · 2015.
The Brightonian 2015 — Brighton College · PDF page 10
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% A*–B grades · 2015.
The Brightonian 2015 — Brighton College · PDF page 10
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% A*–C grades · 2015.
The Brightonian 2015 — Brighton College · PDF page 10
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Entries · 2015.
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A* grades · count strictly more than · strictly greater than · 2015.
The Brightonian 2015 — Brighton College · PDF page 10
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C count · 2015.
The Brightonian 2015 — Brighton College · PDF page 10
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Pupils all A* a count · 2015.
The Brightonian 2015 — Brighton College · PDF page 10
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Pupils ten A* count · 2015.
The Brightonian 2015 — Brighton College · PDF page 10
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Pupils eleven A* count · 2015.
The Brightonian 2015 — Brighton College · PDF page 10
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Pupils twelve A* count · 2015.
The Brightonian 2015 — Brighton College · PDF page 10
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% A*–A · May be used when the year and population match
Reported value: 93.2. 0 decimal places. Unit: percent.
Group counted: Legacy grade entries. Recorded total for this measure: 1852. Type of result: Grade awards. Grading system: GCSE / IGCSE A*–G.
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Original source code: P. Numerical classification: exact.
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Published bounds remain bounds; pupil-achievement counts are not examination-entry denominators.
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NEW_BRIGHTON_BRIGHTONIAN_2015· The Brightonian 2015 — Brighton College
Original record identifier: new:brighton:2015:gcse:brightonian2015. Source codes are retained for reproducibility.
- Evidence
- P
- Record Id
- new:brighton:2015:gcse:brightonian2015
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