Latymer Upper School, A level 2014: 35.5% of entries graded A*

This figure hasn’t been fully checked against the original yet.

What it counts

Wikipedia’s table of the school’s A-level results, 2014 row: 35.5% A*, 77.1% A*–A and 93.8% A*–B.

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

Notes and original wording (6)

What it counts: Wikipedia’s table of the school’s A-level results, 2014 row: 35.5% A*, 77.1% A*–A and 93.8% A*–B.
Note: The final figures in the article’s history: the A*–B figure settled at 93.8% on 4 December 2016 (it had read 93.7% and 93.9%), and the row was unchanged until 24 April 2020, the last revision that carried it. The table cites the school’s former results page, which no longer carries it. They match the school’s own 2014 table: 228 A*, 495 A*–A and 602 A*–B grades of 642 entries. The school’s results-day figures (33% A*, 75% A*–A) are kept on their own record. Selected by the owner for the year’s result on 7 October 2026.
What it counts: Examination grade distribution
Who is counted: A-level grades in Wikipedia’s table of the school’s results; entries not printed with the final figures
Publication status: Wikipedia transcription of the school’s results page, final figures; owner-selected annual result
Year: 2014

Where it’s from: Wikipedia transcription of the school’s results page, final figures; owner-selected annual result
Worth knowing: The final figures in the article’s history: the A*–B figure settled at 93.8% on 4 December 2016 (it had read 93.7% and 93.9%), and the row was unchanged until 24 April 2020, the last revision that carried it. The table cites the school’s former results page, which no longer carries it. They match the school’s own 2014 table: 228 A*, 495 A*–A and 602 A*–B grades of 642 entries. The school’s results-day figures (33% A*, 75% A*–A) are kept on their own record. Selected by the owner for the year’s result on 7 October 2026.
How the source defines it: Wikipedia’s table of the school’s A-level results, 2014 row: 35.5% A*, 77.1% A*–A and 93.8% A*–B.

A*, A*–A and A*–B: yes, with another school’s figure for the same year, counting a-level subject entries on the same grading scale (A-level post-2010 A*–E).

Record details

Record ID research:latymer-upper:2014:a-level:wikipedia-results-table. Quote it if you report a problem.

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

Collection note: The final figures in the article’s history: the A*–B figure settled at 93.8% on 4 December 2016 (it had read 93.7% and 93.9%), and the row was unchanged until 24 April 2020, the last revision that carried it. The table cites the school’s former results page, which no longer carries it. They match the school’s own 2014 table: 228 A*, 495 A*–A and 602 A*–B grades of 642 entries. The school’s results-day figures (33% A*, 75% A*–A) are kept on their own record. Selected by the owner for the year’s result on 7 October 2026.
Check note: The last revision carrying the 2014 row; the final figures were first entered in revision 753025549. Read from the article’s full revision history on 7 October 2026.

LATYMER_WIKIPEDIA_REV_952836782 · Wikipedia · Latymer Upper School · revision of 24 April 2020 · Results table: the last revision carrying the 2014 A-level and GCSE rows

a_star · eligible when the year and group match · exact · 1 decimal place · origin P
a_star_a · eligible when the year and group match · exact · 1 decimal place · origin P
a_star_b · eligible when the year and group match · exact · 1 decimal place · origin P

2026-10-07 · * · verified · Wikipedia · Latymer Upper School · revision of 24 April 2020 · Results table, A-Level row for 2014: %A*, %A*A and %A*AB