Harrow: Other qualifications and government tables, 2012

1. Also printed: Average point score per A level student 1054.4 · Source-defined students at the end of advanced study 181 · Number of A level students at the end of Key Stage 5 study 181. What it counts: source-defined pupils/candidates; not an inferred whole-school denominator Where it’s from: Original publication Worth knowing: Original column descriptions are retained as measure names. GCE A/AS and later Level 3-equivalent point scores use changing government rules and scales; they are not A-level-only grade distributions. Pupil thresholds are not entry-grade shares. Blanks and suppression symbols remain unresolved, never zero. Identity: {'LEA': 310.0, 'ESTAB': 6000.0, 'URN': 102245.0}. How the source defines it: Government school-level performance-table population and qualifications, with exact printed definitions.

1. Published sources differ. Read the source notes before using these figures. Candidates: 46 Where it’s from: Publications differ. We show each version. Worth knowing: The source labels each subject count Candidates. Counts across subjects are entries, not unique pupils. Lower grades not shown are not filled with zero. The AS row is printed under the table headers A*=24, A=15, B=7, C=0. Those header/qualification meanings are unresolved and are not mapped into A-level grade fields. How the source defines it: Published school subject table; Candidates refers to the named subject, while aggregate rows are entry counts with the stated scope limitations.

Every row: What it counts: source-defined pupils/candidates; not an inferred whole-school denominator Where it’s from: Original publication

1. Worth knowing: Qualification as printed: GCE AS level. Supp/SUPP remains suppressed; NA means grade unavailable. No result includes absent, incomplete, disqualified and other outcomes and is not silently relabelled a failed grade. The source suppresses grade cells where the entered/passing group is five or fewer. Do not sum subject candidate counts as pupils or derive suppressed grades. These are AS qualifications taken by students at the end of KS5, including AS subsequently followed by A2; current Year 12 pupils not at the end of advanced study are excluded. How the source defines it: Government-reported candidates in a particular subject and qualification, on the KS5 cohort basis.
2. Also printed: A grade count 11 · B grade count 0 · C grade count 0 · D grade count 0 · E grade count 0. Worth knowing: Qualification as printed: GCE AS level. Supp/SUPP remains suppressed; NA means grade unavailable. No result includes absent, incomplete, disqualified and other outcomes and is not silently relabelled a failed grade. The source suppresses grade cells where the entered/passing group is five or fewer. Do not sum subject candidate counts as pupils or derive suppressed grades. Key Stage4 accountability scope: only qualifications represented in this government table; not a replacement for the school’s full GCSE/IGCSE publication. Full, short and double courses remain separate. How the source defines it: Government-reported candidates in a particular subject and qualification, on the KS4 cohort basis.
3. Also printed: A grade count Supp · B grade count Supp · C grade count Supp · D grade count Supp · E grade count Supp. Worth knowing: Qualification as printed: GCE AS level. Supp/SUPP remains suppressed; NA means grade unavailable. No result includes absent, incomplete, disqualified and other outcomes and is not silently relabelled a failed grade. The source suppresses grade cells where the entered/passing group is five or fewer. Do not sum subject candidate counts as pupils or derive suppressed grades. Key Stage4 accountability scope: only qualifications represented in this government table; not a replacement for the school’s full GCSE/IGCSE publication. Full, short and double courses remain separate. How the source defines it: Government-reported candidates in a particular subject and qualification, on the KS4 cohort basis.

1. Candidates: 5 Where it’s from: Original publication Worth knowing: The source labels each subject count Candidates. Counts across subjects are entries, not unique pupils. Lower grades not shown are not filled with zero. How the source defines it: Published school subject table; Candidates refers to the named subject, while aggregate rows are entry counts with the stated scope limitations.

1. What it counts: source-defined pupils/candidates; not an inferred whole-school denominator Where it’s from: Original publication Worth knowing: Qualification as printed: Extended Project (Diploma). Supp/SUPP remains suppressed; NA means grade unavailable. No result includes absent, incomplete, disqualified and other outcomes and is not silently relabelled a failed grade. The source suppresses grade cells where the entered/passing group is five or fewer. Do not sum subject candidate counts as pupils or derive suppressed grades. How the source defines it: Government-reported candidates in a particular subject and qualification, on the KS5 cohort basis.