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North London Collegiate School · 2008

IB · published record · 2008 · IB

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Published original annual report values; retrospective table years remain distinct from filing year.

Type of result: Examination results.

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Mean diploma points · strictly greater than
41
Published basis
Published original annual report values; retrospective table years remain distinct from filing year.
Qualification
IB
Note
The 2009 report says average over 41 for the fourth consecutive year. Strict lower bound, not exact 41. This differs from the 2007 report’s printed mean of 41; precision/revision unresolved.
Year
2008
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The 2009 report says average over 41 for the fourth consecutive year. Strict lower bound, not exact 41. This differs from the 2007 report’s printed mean of 41; precision/revision unresolved.

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Original record identifier: new:nlcs:2008:accounts2:ib:retrospective-average-bound:2009. Source codes are retained for reproducibility.

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new:nlcs:2008:accounts2:ib:retrospective-average-bound:2009

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