Harrow: GCSE and IGCSE, 2013

Every row: What it counts: Government reporting cohort; source-defined subject entrants or entries Where it’s from: Original publication How the source defines it: Source-defined KS4 reporting cohort; separately published subject/qualification grade counts.

1. Worth knowing: Qualification as printed: GCSE Full Course. Supp/SUPP and NA are retained, never replaced by zero or reconstructed from totals. No-result fields include absent, incomplete and other non-grade outcomes. Subject entrants/entries are not a whole-school pupil denominator. This government cohort basis is separate from the school’s examination-day publication. Only source-recognised KS4 qualifications are represented; full, short and certificate courses remain separate. This may omit some examinations in the school’s full GCSE/IGCSE publication.
2. Worth knowing: Qualification as printed: Legacy iGCSE. Supp/SUPP and NA are retained, never replaced by zero or reconstructed from totals. No-result fields include absent, incomplete and other non-grade outcomes. Subject entrants/entries are not a whole-school pupil denominator. This government cohort basis is separate from the school’s examination-day publication. Only source-recognised KS4 qualifications are represented; full, short and certificate courses remain separate. This may omit some examinations in the school’s full GCSE/IGCSE publication.
3. Worth knowing: Qualification as printed: GCSE Short Course. Supp/SUPP and NA are retained, never replaced by zero or reconstructed from totals. No-result fields include absent, incomplete and other non-grade outcomes. Subject entrants/entries are not a whole-school pupil denominator. This government cohort basis is separate from the school’s examination-day publication. Only source-recognised KS4 qualifications are represented; full, short and certificate courses remain separate. This may omit some examinations in the school’s full GCSE/IGCSE publication.
4. Worth knowing: Qualification as printed: Cambridge International Certificate Level 1/Level 2. Supp/SUPP and NA are retained, never replaced by zero or reconstructed from totals. No-result fields include absent, incomplete and other non-grade outcomes. Subject entrants/entries are not a whole-school pupil denominator. This government cohort basis is separate from the school’s examination-day publication. Only source-recognised KS4 qualifications are represented; full, short and certificate courses remain separate. This may omit some examinations in the school’s full GCSE/IGCSE publication.

Every row: Where it’s from: Original publication How the source defines it: School-published subject candidates and grade-column counts; duplicated grade headers remain unresolved.

1. Worth knowing: Retrieved original table has two columns both headed A. Neither is relabelled A* without further evidence. The printed total for the first A column is 1,114, while its subject cells sum to 1,112. Dutch and Portuguese each show one candidate and zeros in the listed grade cells; Russian B is blank and remains unknown. No missing marks or grade allocations inferred.
2. Worth knowing: Retrieved original table has two columns both headed A. Neither is relabelled A* without further evidence. The printed total for the first A column is 1,114, while its subject cells sum to 1,112. Dutch and Portuguese each show one candidate and zeros in the listed grade cells; Russian B is blank and remains unknown. No missing marks or grade allocations inferred. This is the published table total; it overlaps all subject rows and must not be added to them. The total Candidates field is subject entries across the table, not unique pupils.