Eton College, GCSE/IGCSE 2011: Number of pupils achieving the English Baccalaureate Maths subject area

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Checked against the original: source-defined pupil or student population count.

What it counts

Original 2011 school population field: Number of pupils achieving the English Baccalaureate Maths subject area. Government-recognised GCSE/GNVQ or other equivalents and the stated age15/end-KS4 population are distinct from full school GCSE/IGCSE examination entries. A zero accountability threshold is not evidence that nobody passed a school examination. Retrospective publication versions remain separate; symbols are not zeros.

The figures

As printed.

Qualification: GCSE and equivalents (government accountability)
Source-defined pupil or student population count: 256

Notes and original wording (9)

What it counts: Original 2011 school population field: Number of pupils achieving the English Baccalaureate Maths subject area. Government-recognised GCSE/GNVQ or other equivalents and the stated age15/end-KS4 population are distinct from full school GCSE/IGCSE examination entries. A zero accountability threshold is not evidence that nobody passed a school examination. Retrospective publication versions remain separate; symbols are not zeros.
DfE local authority and establishment identifier: 8686016
Note: Original 2011 school population field: Number of pupils achieving the English Baccalaureate Maths subject area. Government-recognised GCSE/GNVQ or other equivalents and the stated age15/end-KS4 population are distinct from full school GCSE/IGCSE examination entries. A zero accountability threshold is not evidence that nobody passed a school examination. Retrospective publication versions remain separate; symbols are not zeros.
Who is counted: Source-defined KS4 or age15 pupil population; not examination entries
Qualification, as the source names it: Original government KS4 publication; qualification scope as stated
Original workbook row: 3054
Original workbook sheet: Original CSV
The subject: Number of pupils achieving the English Baccalaureate Maths subject area
Year: 2011

Where it was published

DfE 2011 original KS4 qualification outcomes

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Notes on this record

Where it’s from: Original publication
Worth knowing: Original 2011 school population field: Number of pupils achieving the English Baccalaureate Maths subject area. Government-recognised GCSE/GNVQ or other equivalents and the stated age15/end-KS4 population are distinct from full school GCSE/IGCSE examination entries. A zero accountability threshold is not evidence that nobody passed a school examination. Retrospective publication versions remain separate; symbols are not zeros.

Record details

Record ID new:eton:2011:dfe-ks4-2011-field-169. Quote it if you report a problem.

As recorded

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

Collection note: Original 2011 school population field: Number of pupils achieving the English Baccalaureate Maths subject area. Government-recognised GCSE/GNVQ or other equivalents and the stated age15/end-KS4 population are distinct from full school GCSE/IGCSE examination entries. A zero accountability threshold is not evidence that nobody passed a school examination. Retrospective publication versions remain separate; symbols are not zeros.
Source note: Primary

Source references

OLDER_DFE_2011_KS4_ACCOUNTABILITY · DfE 2011 original KS4 qualification outcomes

Codes and identifiers

Evidence: P
DfE local authority and establishment identifier: 8686016
Record Id: new:eton:2011:dfe-ks4-2011-field-169
Original workbook row: 3054
Original workbook sheet: Original CSV

Check log

2026-09-06 · source_population_count · verified · DfE 2011 original KS4 qualification outcomes · 2010-2011/england_ks4.csv; Original CSV; row3054, column169; original field TEBACMAT

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