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Brighton College · 2019

GCSE/IGCSE · published record · 2019 · GCSE/IGCSE · mixed 9-1 / A*-G

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Published mixed-scale 2019 GCSE result share

Type of result: Examination results.

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Published basis
Published mixed-scale 2019 GCSE result share
% Grade 9 7 or A* a
93.93
Qualification
GCSE/IGCSE
Note
The source prints 9–7/A*–A; this is not relabelled as a pure numbered-grade series. The 2021 Chaplain pack prints 94.49% at 9–7, and no reason for the difference has been established.
Publication status
Source disagreement · versions retained
Grade scale
mixed 9-1 / A*-G
Year
2019
Publication note

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The source prints 9–7/A*–A; this is not relabelled as a pure numbered-grade series. The 2021 Chaplain pack prints 94.49% at 9–7, and no reason for the difference has been established.

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Original record identifier: new:brighton:2019:gcse:pelican2020. Source codes are retained for reproducibility.

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new:brighton:2019:gcse:pelican2020

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