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Dulwich College · 1992

% 5+ A-G · 1992 · GCSE

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Source definition: % 5+ A-G. Published pupil-based GCSE accountability measure; not a share of subject grades, and not a modern GCSE 9–1 measure.

Type of result: Examination results.

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Published basis
Source definition: % 5+ A-G. Published pupil-based GCSE accountability measure; not a share of subject grades, and not a modern GCSE 9–1 measure.
Qualification
GCSE
Note
Source definition: % 5+ A-G. Published pupil-based GCSE accountability measure; not a share of subject grades, and not a modern GCSE 9–1 measure.
Population basis
% 5+ A-G
Published pupil percentage · stated threshold and population
97
Year
1992
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Source definition: % 5+ A-G. Published pupil-based GCSE accountability measure; not a share of subject grades, and not a modern GCSE 9–1 measure.

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Original record identifier: new:dulwich:1992:dfe-1992-accountability-c10. Source codes are retained for reproducibility.

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