St Paul’s Girls’ School · 2016
A-level 2016 · additional cumulative grade percentages · 2016 · A-level · A*–E
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Pure A-level entries in the school final subject table.
Type of result: Examination grade distribution.
The reported values
Values keep the precision of the source. “Not recorded” does not mean zero. One pupil may have several subject entries or university offers.
- A count
- 120
- % A* · %
- 60
- % A*–A · %
- 93.8
- A* count
- 213
- % A*–D · %
- 99.7
- % A*–E · %
- 100
- B count
- 19
- Published basis
- Pure A-level entries in the school final subject table.
- C count
- 2
- D count
- 0
- E count
- 1
- Entries
- 355
- Qualification
- A-level
- Note
- Supplements the existing60.0/93.8headline with source-defined grade counts and further bands. Each cumulative percentage = 100 × sum of the named grade counts / published examination entries, rounded to one decimal. Counts were already in the source-backed public record; these are omitted percentage fields, not newly discovered examination years.
- Outcome type
- Examination grade distribution
- Population basis
- Pure A-level entries in the school final subject table.
- Publication status
- Source-specific recovery; derived fields from existing source counts
- Grade scale
- A*–E
- U count
- 0
- Year
- 2016
Publication note
Source-specific recovery; derived fields from existing source counts
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St Paul’s Girls’ School: A-level results 2016 · page 1
Checked 2026-09-09. Source excerpt: {"entries": 355, "a_star_count": 213, "a_count": 120, "b_count": 19, "c_count": 2, "d_count": 0, "e_count": 1, "u_count": 0, "a_star_b": 99.2, "a_star_c": 99.7}
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% A* · May be used when the year and population match
Reported value: 60. 0 decimal places. Unit: percent.
Group counted: A-level subject entries. Recorded total for this measure: 355. Type of result: Grade awards. Grading system: A-level post-2010 A*–E.
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.
% A*–A · May be used when the year and population match
Reported value: 93.8. 0 decimal places. Unit: percent.
Group counted: A-level subject entries. Recorded total for this measure: 355. Type of result: Grade awards. Grading system: A-level post-2010 A*–E.
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
Supplements the existing60.0/93.8headline with source-defined grade counts and further bands. Each cumulative percentage = 100 × sum of the named grade counts / published examination entries, rounded to one decimal. Counts were already in the source-backed public record; these are omitted percentage fields, not newly discovered examination years.
These references may support other years or fields in the same dataset. They do not replace the observation-specific checks above.
SIX_AUDIT_ABC87FDDE1C76183· St Paul’s Girls’ School: A-level results 2016 · Exact publication checked for the named qualification, year and source population
Original record identifier: research:spgs:2016:six-school-audit:a-level:final-counts-and-bands-cumulative. Source codes are retained for reproducibility.
- Evidence
- P
- Record Id
- research:spgs:2016:six-school-audit:a-level:final-counts-and-bands-cumulative
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