Eton College · A level · summer 2010

Eton College: A-level, 2010, A*-E

Checked against the original: 7 figures, including A* count, A count and B count.

What it counts

Eton’s definitive 2010 A-level table (Further Information 2011–2012 booklet): 21 subject rows, 808 entries, A* 323, A 345, B 109, C 26, D 4, E 1. Its printed total line (795 entries) leaves out the first row, Ancient History (13 entries: 3 A*, 9 A, 1 B), and its printed 33.3% / 84.6% match neither total; the rows are used. They give 40.0% A*, 82.7% A*–A and 96.2% A*–B. The 96.2% is the A*–B figure the Sunday Times and The Spectator published for Eton’s 2010 A levels. The Review of the Year 2010’s 39% A* and 82% A*/A came before the autumn re-marks.

The figures

As printed. Percentages are of subject entries, not pupils.

A count: 345
A* count: 323
B count: 109
C count: 26
D count: 4
E count: 1
Entries: 808
Qualification: A-level
Grade scale: A*-E

The record’s notes and other fields, as recorded (5)

What it counts: Eton’s definitive 2010 A-level table (Further Information 2011–2012 booklet): 21 subject rows, 808 entries, A* 323, A 345, B 109, C 26, D 4, E 1. Its printed total line (795 entries) leaves out the first row, Ancient History (13 entries: 3 A*, 9 A, 1 B), and its printed 33.3% / 84.6% match neither total; the rows are used. They give 40.0% A*, 82.7% A*–A and 96.2% A*–B. The 96.2% is the A*–B figure the Sunday Times and The Spectator published for Eton’s 2010 A levels. The Review of the Year 2010’s 39% A* and 82% A*/A came before the autumn re-marks.
Note: Eton’s definitive 2010 A-level table (Further Information 2011–2012 booklet): 21 subject rows, 808 entries, A* 323, A 345, B 109, C 26, D 4, E 1. Its printed total line (795 entries) leaves out the first row, Ancient History (13 entries: 3 A*, 9 A, 1 B), and its printed 33.3% / 84.6% match neither total; the rows are used. They give 40.0% A*, 82.7% A*–A and 96.2% A*–B. The 96.2% is the A*–B figure the Sunday Times and The Spectator published for Eton’s 2010 A levels. The Review of the Year 2010’s 39% A* and 82% A*/A came before the autumn re-marks.
What it counts: Examination grade distribution
Who is counted: A-level subject entries
Year: 2010

Where it was published

Eton College, Further Information 2011–2012: Public Examination Results (the school’s definitive 2010 results) · pages 12–13: GCSE/IGCSE, GCE A level and Pre-U/PUSC results, summer 2010

Checked 28 Sep 2026 · matches 7 figures, including entries, A* count and A count

Notes on this record

Where it’s from: Original publication
Worth knowing: Eton’s definitive 2010 A-level table (Further Information 2011–2012 booklet): 21 subject rows, 808 entries, A* 323, A 345, B 109, C 26, D 4, E 1. Its printed total line (795 entries) leaves out the first row, Ancient History (13 entries: 3 A*, 9 A, 1 B), and its printed 33.3% / 84.6% match neither total; the rows are used. They give 40.0% A*, 82.7% A*–A and 96.2% A*–B. The 96.2% is the A*–B figure the Sunday Times and The Spectator published for Eton’s 2010 A levels. The Review of the Year 2010’s 39% A* and 82% A*/A came before the autumn re-marks.

Record details

Record ID new:eton:2010:a-level-further-information-table. Quote it if you report a problem.

As recorded

The record’s own wording, where this page puts it in plainer words.

Collection note: Eton’s definitive 2010 A-level table (Further Information 2011–2012 booklet): 21 subject rows, 808 entries, A* 323, A 345, B 109, C 26, D 4, E 1. Its printed total line (795 entries) leaves out the first row, Ancient History (13 entries: 3 A*, 9 A, 1 B), and its printed 33.3% / 84.6% match neither total; the rows are used. They give 40.0% A*, 82.7% A*–A and 96.2% A*–B. The 96.2% is the A*–B figure the Sunday Times and The Spectator published for Eton’s 2010 A levels. The Review of the Year 2010’s 39% A* and 82% A*/A came before the autumn re-marks.
Source note: Primary

Source references

OLDER_ETON_FURTHER_INFO_2011_12 · Eton College, Further Information 2011–2012: Public Examination Results (the school’s definitive 2010 results)

Codes and identifiers

Evidence: P
Record Id: new:eton:2010:a-level-further-information-table

Comparison codes

a_star · missing value · missing · As published; not an exact number · origin P
a_star_a · missing value · missing · As published; not an exact number · origin P
a_star_b · missing value · missing · As published; not an exact number · origin P

Check log

2026-09-28 · entries · verified · Eton College, Further Information 2011–2012: Public Examination Results (the school’s definitive 2010 results) · pages 12–13: GCSE/IGCSE, GCE A level and Pre-U/PUSC results, summer 2010
2026-09-28 · a_star_count · verified · Eton College, Further Information 2011–2012: Public Examination Results (the school’s definitive 2010 results) · pages 12–13: GCSE/IGCSE, GCE A level and Pre-U/PUSC results, summer 2010
2026-09-28 · a_count · verified · Eton College, Further Information 2011–2012: Public Examination Results (the school’s definitive 2010 results) · pages 12–13: GCSE/IGCSE, GCE A level and Pre-U/PUSC results, summer 2010
2026-09-28 · b_count · verified · Eton College, Further Information 2011–2012: Public Examination Results (the school’s definitive 2010 results) · pages 12–13: GCSE/IGCSE, GCE A level and Pre-U/PUSC results, summer 2010
2026-09-28 · c_count · verified · Eton College, Further Information 2011–2012: Public Examination Results (the school’s definitive 2010 results) · pages 12–13: GCSE/IGCSE, GCE A level and Pre-U/PUSC results, summer 2010
2026-09-28 · d_count · verified · Eton College, Further Information 2011–2012: Public Examination Results (the school’s definitive 2010 results) · pages 12–13: GCSE/IGCSE, GCE A level and Pre-U/PUSC results, summer 2010
2026-09-28 · e_count · verified · Eton College, Further Information 2011–2012: Public Examination Results (the school’s definitive 2010 results) · pages 12–13: GCSE/IGCSE, GCE A level and Pre-U/PUSC results, summer 2010

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