Dulwich · exam results

Dulwich: GCSE and IGCSE, 1999

Subject by subject, as the school or the government tables printed them. Each row links to its record and source.

2 records in 1 table.

GCSE/GNVQ/equivalent accountability outcomes · subject results

The publication doesn’t say what these percentages are of.

Dulwich · GCSE/GNVQ/equivalent accountability outcomes · subject results, 1999
SubjectDfE pupil achievement fraction · 0–1 scale and source-defined threshold
%5AC9910.98
%no pass9920.01
Notes on this table (2)

Every row: Where it’s from: Unclear what this counts

  1. Worth knowing: %5AC99. The original numeric cell is a source fraction on0–1 scale (1=100%); it has not been multiplied or relabelled as a0–100 percentage. Exact school identity checked by LA/ESTAB and location. Qualifications and population change across source years; these are pupil threshold/accountability measures, not GCSE grade shares or full school examination distributions. No missing value filled or suppressed count reconstructed. The original school-table headers are abbreviated and the accompanying Sheet1 metadata is incomplete/misaligned. Retrospective year is retained from the printed two-digit column suffix; the exact GCSE/GNVQ eligibility definition remains unresolved and must be checked before comparison.
  2. Worth knowing: %no pass99. The original numeric cell is a source fraction on0–1 scale (1=100%); it has not been multiplied or relabelled as a0–100 percentage. Exact school identity checked by LA/ESTAB and location. Qualifications and population change across source years; these are pupil threshold/accountability measures, not GCSE grade shares or full school examination distributions. No missing value filled or suppressed count reconstructed. The original school-table headers are abbreviated and the accompanying Sheet1 metadata is incomplete/misaligned. Retrospective year is retained from the printed two-digit column suffix; the exact GCSE/GNVQ eligibility definition remains unresolved and must be checked before comparison.
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