Brighton College · 2022
A-level · published record · 2022 · A-level
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Published Chemistry-only A-level results for 2022
Type of result: Examination results.
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- % A*–A · %
- 92
- Published basis
- Published Chemistry-only A-level results for 2022
- Qualification
- A-level
- Note
- The statement of around 80 pupils per year group is approximate and is not used as the 2022 examination denominator.
- Subject
- Chemistry
- Year
- 2022
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% A*–A · 2022.
Brighton College — Teacher of Chemistry candidate brief, January 2023 · Printed page 8 / PDF page 5, Chemistry curriculum
Checked 2026-09-06.
Research context, reference history and record codes
The statement of around 80 pupils per year group is approximate and is not used as the 2022 examination denominator.
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NEW_BRIGHTON_CHEMISTRY_JAN2023· Brighton College — Teacher of Chemistry candidate brief, January 2023
Original record identifier: new:brighton:2022:a-level:chemistry-subject-pack. Source codes are retained for reproducibility.
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- P
- Record Id
- new:brighton:2022:a-level:chemistry-subject-pack
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