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City of London School · 2016

Second GCSE A*/A claim · 2016 · GCSE/IGCSE

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PDF page 19, Second GCSE A*/A claim

Type of result: Examination results.

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PDF page 19, Second GCSE A*/A claim
Qualification
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Note
Same article also states 92.5% of boys. Definition and difference unresolved. Published wording: over 92.6%. Kept as a bound/approximation, not converted to an exact percentage.
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Year
2016
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Same article also states 92.5% of boys. Definition and difference unresolved. Published wording: over 92.6%. Kept as a bound/approximation, not converted to an exact percentage.

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Original record identifier: new:city-of-london:2016:gazette:471f5b53021d:gcse-second. Source codes are retained for reproducibility.

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