Wellington College · 2007
A-level · published record · 2007 · A-level
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Percentage of A-level results at A or B; 24 May 2008 speech refers to last year.
Type of result: Examination results.
The reported values
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- % A–B grades
- 86
- Published basis
- Percentage of A-level results at A or B; 24 May 2008 speech refers to last year.
- Qualification
- A-level
- Note
- No printed entry or pupil count in this statement. A* did not yet exist at A-level.
- Year
- 2007
Publication note
Primary
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% A–B grades · 2007.
Wellington College Year Book, printed 2007–2008: Master’s speech · Printed page 10; Speech Day is dated 24 May 2008 on page 6
Checked 2026-09-06.
Research context, reference history and record codes
No printed entry or pupil count in this statement. A* did not yet exist at A-level.
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F4C_243645AA6BF8· Wellington College Year Book, printed 2007–2008: Master’s speech
Original record identifier: new:wellington:2007:a-level:yearbook-speech-2008. Source codes are retained for reproducibility.
- Evidence
- P
- Record Id
- new:wellington:2007:a-level:yearbook-speech-2008
Result period: 2007. A source-check date records when the publication was checked; it is not a new results year. Something wrong here? Report a problem with this figure.