St Paul’s Girls’ School · GCSE/IGCSE · summer 2026
St Paul’s Girls’ School, GCSE/IGCSE 2026: Chemistry
Checked against the original: grades 7 or A entries, grades 9–8 or A* entries and subject entries.
What it counts
Subject examination entries and printed grade counts; not a whole-school pupil count.
The figures
As printed. Percentages are of subject entries, not pupils.
- Subject entries
- 115
- Qualification
- GCSE/IGCSE combined
- The subject
- Chemistry
- Grades 7 or A entries
- 4
- Grades 9–8 or A* entries
- 111
- Grade scale
- School-published mixed 9–1 and A*–E equivalence
Notes and original wording (8)
- What it counts
- Subject examination entries and printed grade counts; not a whole-school pupil count.
- Note
- This source version is retained alongside earlier article and homepage figures; its relationship to those versions is unresolved. Printed blank grade cells remain blank and are omitted from numeric metrics; explicit printed zero totals are retained. Entries are examinations, not unique pupils. No subject rate or re-mark effect is inferred. The combined table and its numeric and letter-grade component tables overlap; do not add their entries together. Grade bands are the school's published mixed equivalence, not a TSR conversion and not a pure numeric-grade series.
- What it counts
- Examination grade distribution
- Who is counted
- Subject examination entries
- Publication status
- PROVISIONAL as printed; as-of-11-September file version; earlier versions retained
- Original workbook row
- 2
- Original workbook sheet
- PROVISIONAL GCSE Examination Results · Grades 9-1 and A*-E Combined
- Year
- 2026
An initial or provisional figure: a later publication may revise it.
Where it was published
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St Paul's Girls' School 2026 provisional GCSE results
page 1, CHEMISTRY row, No of Entries column; page 1, CHEMISTRY row, 9-8 (A*) column; page 1, CHEMISTRY row, 7 (A) column · Checked 15 Oct 2026
matches subject entries, grades 9–8 or A* entries and grades 7 or A entries
This source version is retained alongside earlier article and homepage figures; its relationship to those versions is unresolved. Printed blank grade cells remain blank and are omitted from numeric metrics; explicit printed zero totals are retained. Entries are examinations, not unique pupils. No subject rate or re-mark effect is inferred. The combined table and its numeric and letter-grade component tables overlap; do not add their entries together. Grade bands are the school's published mixed equivalence, not a TSR conversion and not a pure numeric-grade series.
Notes on this record
- Where it’s from
- PROVISIONAL as printed; as-of-11-September file version; earlier versions retained
- Worth knowing
- This source version is retained alongside earlier article and homepage figures; its relationship to those versions is unresolved. Printed blank grade cells remain blank and are omitted from numeric metrics; explicit printed zero totals are retained. Entries are examinations, not unique pupils. No subject rate or re-mark effect is inferred. The combined table and its numeric and letter-grade component tables overlap; do not add their entries together. Grade bands are the school's published mixed equivalence, not a TSR conversion and not a pure numeric-grade series.
- How the source defines it
- Subject examination entries and printed grade counts; not a whole-school pupil count.
Record details
Record ID research:spgs:2026:20260911:gcse-combined:subject:chemistry. Quote it if you report a problem.
As recorded
The record’s own wording, where this page puts it in plainer words.
- Collection note
- This source version is retained alongside earlier article and homepage figures; its relationship to those versions is unresolved. Printed blank grade cells remain blank and are omitted from numeric metrics; explicit printed zero totals are retained. Entries are examinations, not unique pupils. No subject rate or re-mark effect is inferred. The combined table and its numeric and letter-grade component tables overlap; do not add their entries together. Grade bands are the school's published mixed equivalence, not a TSR conversion and not a pure numeric-grade series.
- Check note (subject entries, grades 9–8 or A* entries and grades 7 or A entries)
- This source version is retained alongside earlier article and homepage figures; its relationship to those versions is unresolved. Printed blank grade cells remain blank and are omitted from numeric metrics; explicit printed zero totals are retained. Entries are examinations, not unique pupils. No subject rate or re-mark effect is inferred. The combined table and its numeric and letter-grade component tables overlap; do not add their entries together. Grade bands are the school's published mixed equivalence, not a TSR conversion and not a pure numeric-grade series.
Source references
SPGS_2026_GCSE_PDF_20260911· St Paul's Girls' School 2026 provisional GCSE results
Codes and identifiers
- Evidence
- P
- Record Id
- research:spgs:2026:20260911:gcse-combined:subject:chemistry
- Original workbook row
- 2
- Original workbook sheet
- PROVISIONAL GCSE Examination Results · Grades 9-1 and A*-E Combined
Check log
- 2026-10-15 ·
subject_entries· verified · St Paul's Girls' School 2026 provisional GCSE results · page 1, CHEMISTRY row, No of Entries column - 2026-10-15 ·
combined_9_8_or_astar_count· verified · St Paul's Girls' School 2026 provisional GCSE results · page 1, CHEMISTRY row, 9-8 (A*) column - 2026-10-15 ·
combined_7_or_a_count· verified · St Paul's Girls' School 2026 provisional GCSE results · page 1, CHEMISTRY row, 7 (A) column
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