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St Mary’s School Ascot · 2021

GCSE/IGCSE · published record · 2021 · GCSE/IGCSE · 9-1

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Published 2021 I/GCSE grade shares; pupil achievement measures labelled separately

Type of result: Examination results.

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Published basis
Published 2021 I/GCSE grade shares; pupil achievement measures labelled separately
% grade 9 · %
62
% grades 9–7 · %
95
% grades 9–8 · %
84
Qualification
GCSE/IGCSE
Note
2021 pandemic assessment. The school’s own 2022 sport recruitment pack corroborates 84% at grades 9–8, but does not include the additional bands. No pupil count inferred from percentages.
% Pupils eight to twelve grade 9 8
72
% Pupils ten or more grade 9 8
48
Grade scale
9-1
Year
2021
Publication note

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These grades were awarded during the 2020–2021 exam cancellations and are kept separate from exam-year comparisons.

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% grade 9 · research observation outside matched schoolwide scope; incompatible definitions; assessment-regime exclusion

Reported value: 62. 0 decimal places. Unit: percent.

Group counted: Numbered grade entries. Recorded total for this measure: Unknown / not recorded. Type of result: Grade awards. Grading system: GCSE / IGCSE 9–1.

A usable individual value still needs duplicate, publication-version and matched-year checks before it enters a comparison.

Original source code: P. Numerical classification: exact.

% grades 9–8 · research observation outside matched schoolwide scope; incompatible definitions; assessment-regime exclusion

Reported value: 84. 0 decimal places. Unit: percent.

Group counted: Numbered grade entries. Recorded total for this measure: Unknown / not recorded. Type of result: Grade awards. Grading system: GCSE / IGCSE 9–1.

A usable individual value still needs duplicate, publication-version and matched-year checks before it enters a comparison.

Original source code: P. Numerical classification: exact.

% grades 9–7 · research observation outside matched schoolwide scope; incompatible definitions; assessment-regime exclusion

Reported value: 95. 0 decimal places. Unit: percent.

Group counted: Numbered grade entries. Recorded total for this measure: Unknown / not recorded. Type of result: Grade awards. Grading system: GCSE / IGCSE 9–1.

A usable individual value still needs duplicate, publication-version and matched-year checks before it enters a comparison.

Original source code: P. Numerical classification: exact.

Research context, reference history and record codes

2021 pandemic assessment. The school’s own 2022 sport recruitment pack corroborates 84% at grades 9–8, but does not include the additional bands. No pupil count inferred from percentages.

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Original record identifier: new:st-marys-ascot:2021:gcse-igcse:english-recruitment-pack. Source codes are retained for reproducibility.

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new:st-marys-ascot:2021:gcse-igcse:english-recruitment-pack

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