Winchester College · A level · summer 1996
Winchester College: 1996 A-level, FT annual points and ranking, FT score, points and ranks, 1996, A-level, Old UCAS A-level points (A=10; E=2), plus FT score
This figure hasn’t been fully checked against the original yet.
What it counts
Winchester's annual FT top-30 and county table rows. Old UCAS points and candidate/entry means remain distinct.
The figures
As printed.
- Qualification
- A-level · FT annual points and ranking
- FT county table points per candidate
- 29.3
- Financial Times score
- 1.4
- A-level passes per candidate
- 3.47
- Points per candidate
- 29.36
- Points per entry
- 8.6
- Published league-table rank
- 4
- FT rank over preceding five years
- 2
- Grade scale
- Old UCAS A-level points (A=10; E=2), plus FT score
Notes and original wording (6)
- What it counts
- Winchester's annual FT top-30 and county table rows. Old UCAS points and candidate/entry means remain distinct.
- Note
- The top-30 table prints 29.36 points per pupil; the county row prints 29.3. Both source readings remain visible. FT score 1.40, annual rank 4, five-year rank 2, 3.47 passes per pupil and 8.60 points per entry are annual source figures. These means do not identify a unique native grade distribution.
- What it counts
- Annual examination points and league-table ranking
- Who is counted
- FT-published school examination/candidate population
- Publication status
- Retained original annual publication
- Year
- 1996
Where it was published
-
Financial Times · independent school results tables, 24 August 1996
Winchester College row in the top-30 and county tables · Checked 30 Sep 2026
matches the whole table
Winchester's annual FT top-30 and county table rows. Old UCAS points and candidate/entry means remain distinct.
Notes on this record
- Where it’s from
- Retained original annual publication
- Worth knowing
- The top-30 table prints 29.36 points per pupil; the county row prints 29.3. Both source readings remain visible. FT score 1.40, annual rank 4, five-year rank 2, 3.47 passes per pupil and 8.60 points per entry are annual source figures. These means do not identify a unique native grade distribution.
- How the source defines it
- Winchester's annual FT top-30 and county table rows. Old UCAS points and candidate/entry means remain distinct.
Record details
Record ID research:winchester:1996:a-level:ft-annual-points-and-rank. Quote it if you report a problem.
As recorded
The record’s own wording, where this page puts it in plainer words.
- Collection note
- The top-30 table prints 29.36 points per pupil; the county row prints 29.3. Both source readings remain visible. FT score 1.40, annual rank 4, five-year rank 2, 3.47 passes per pupil and 8.60 points per entry are annual source figures. These means do not identify a unique native grade distribution.
- Check note
- Winchester's annual FT top-30 and county table rows. Old UCAS points and candidate/entry means remain distinct.
Source references
WIN_VISIBLE_FT_1996· Financial Times · independent school results tables, 24 August 1996 · Retained original annual FT points and ranking rows
Codes and identifiers
- Evidence
- P
- Record Id
- research:winchester:1996:a-level:ft-annual-points-and-rank
Comparison codes
a_star· research observation outside matched schoolwide scope; incompatible definitions; unknown population basis; missing value · missing · As published; not an exact number · origin Pgrade_a· research observation outside matched schoolwide scope; incompatible definitions; unknown population basis; missing value · missing · As published; not an exact number · origin Pgrade_a_b· research observation outside matched schoolwide scope; incompatible definitions; unknown population basis; missing value · missing · As published; not an exact number · origin P
Check log
- 2026-09-30 ·
*· verified · Financial Times · independent school results tables, 24 August 1996 · Winchester College row in the top-30 and county tables
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