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Wycombe Abbey · 2014

ISC 2014 examination results — pre-u school return · cumulative percentages · 2014 · Pre-U · D1–P3

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Pre-U full-course grade bands, separately from A-level, short courses and Global Perspectives/Research. Candidates denotes all Pre-U candidates in this school return.

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.

Published basis
Pre-U full-course grade bands, separately from A-level, short courses and Global Perspectives/Research. Candidates denotes all Pre-U candidates in this school return.
Candidates
6
% D1 · %
83.33
D1 count · reconstructed
5
% D1–D2 · %
100.0
% D1–D3 · %
100.0
% D1–M1 · %
100.0
% D1–M2 · %
100.0
% D1–M3 · %
100.0
% Pre-U D1–P1 · %
100.0
% Pre-U D1–P2 · %
100.0
% Pre-U D1–P3 · %
100.0
D2 count · reconstructed
1
D3 count · reconstructed
0
Entries
6
Qualification
Pre-U
Pre-U M1 awards
0
Pre-U M2 awards
0
Pre-U M3 awards
0
Note
Full-course subject-entry total is printed separately. No conversion to A-level equivalent grades is made; unused template short-course/GPR zeros are not turned into a historical series. ISC is the original publisher of this school-return table. It is a respondent survey, not an independent audit or a complete list of schools. This version is retained alongside school publications; no newer-version preference, denominator repair or reconciliation is assumed. Cumulative percentages calculated from this exact source version only. Published pupil/candidate totals are not denominators. Values rounded to two decimal places; raw integer/fractional numerators and denominators retained.
Outcome type
Examination grade distribution
Pre-U P1 awards
0
Pre-U P2 awards
0
Pre-U P3 awards
0
Population basis
School-return candidates and qualification entries are separate published fields.
Publication status
Source-specific grade percentages verified
Grade scale
D1–P3
U count
0
Year
2014
Publication note

Source-specific grade percentages verified

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Full-course subject-entry total is printed separately. No conversion to A-level equivalent grades is made; unused template short-course/GPR zeros are not turned into a historical series. ISC is the original publisher of this school-return table. It is a respondent survey, not an independent audit or a complete list of schools. This version is retained alongside school publications; no newer-version preference, denominator repair or reconciliation is assumed. Cumulative percentages calculated from this exact source version only. Published pupil/candidate totals are not denominators. Values rounded to two decimal places; raw integer/fractional numerators and denominators retained.

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Original record identifier: research:wycombe:2014:isc:pre-u-full-course:derived-cumulative-20260909. Source codes are retained for reproducibility.

Evidence
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Record Id
research:wycombe:2014:isc:pre-u-full-course:derived-cumulative-20260909

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