2010–16 · A* at A level

Harrow School · A level · summer 2011

Harrow School, A level 2011: 30.7% of entries graded A*

  • 30.7%

    72.2% A*–A · 93.4% A*–B

    A-level entries graded A*

    A-level entries (the total isn’t printed) · summer 2011 exams

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    Publications differ on A*, A*–A and A*–B. The record page has the details.

    Harrow School | Academic success | A-level exam results 2011 | Open original: Harrow School | Academic success | A-level exam results 2011 |

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    Harrow School. A-level entries graded A*: 30.7% (A-level entries (the total isn’t printed)), summer 2011 exams. Status: Publications differ. Source: Harrow School | Academic success | A-level exam results 2011 |, https://web.archive.org/web/20111117161140id_/http://www.harrowschool.org.uk/1808/academic-success/a-level-exam-results-2011/. The Schools Record, https://theschoolsrecord.co.uk/evidence/research:harrow:2011:archived-summary-cumulative/

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Publications differ on A*, A*–A and A*–B.

What it counts

School-published cumulative table percentages; overall inclusion/exclusion of other rows and disagreement with listed subject totals remain unresolved.

The figures

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

A*
30.7
A*–A
72.2
A*–B
93.4
A*–C
98.8
Qualification
A-level
Notes and original wording (4)
What it counts
School-published cumulative table percentages; overall inclusion/exclusion of other rows and disagreement with listed subject totals remain unresolved.
Note
Retained exactly as printed; not recalculated from subject counts and not used in comparisons until the aggregate scope is resolved.
Publication status
Source disagreement · versions retained
Year
2011

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Worth knowing
Retained exactly as printed; not recalculated from subject counts and not used in comparisons until the aggregate scope is resolved.
How the source defines it
School-published cumulative table percentages; overall inclusion/exclusion of other rows and disagreement with listed subject totals remain unresolved.

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  • A*, A*–A and A*–B: left out of comparisons: covers a different group from the school-wide series; measured differently; unclear which group it counts; publications differ.
Record details

Record ID research:harrow:2011:archived-summary-cumulative. Quote it if you report a problem.

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Collection note
Retained exactly as printed; not recalculated from subject counts and not used in comparisons until the aggregate scope is resolved.
Source note
Source disagreement · versions retained

Source references

Codes and identifiers

Evidence
Definition unresolved
Record Id
research:harrow:2011:archived-summary-cumulative

Comparison codes

  • a_star · research observation outside matched schoolwide scope; incompatible definitions; unknown population basis; source disagreement · exact · 0 decimal places · origin Definition unresolved
  • a_star_a · research observation outside matched schoolwide scope; incompatible definitions; unknown population basis; source disagreement · exact · 0 decimal places · origin Definition unresolved
  • a_star_b · research observation outside matched schoolwide scope; incompatible definitions; unknown population basis; source disagreement · exact · 0 decimal places · origin Definition unresolved

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  1. 2026-09-06 · a_star · definition unresolved · Harrow School | Academic success | A-level exam results 2011 | · Cumulative % row, under A* column

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