KCS Wimbledon · exam results

KCS Wimbledon: IB, 2008

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

40 records in 1 table.

IB · subject results

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KCS Wimbledon · IB · subject results, 2008
SubjectGrade 0 countGrade 1 awardsGrade 2 awardsGrade 3 countGrade 4 countGrade 5 countGrade 6 countGrade 7 countMean subject gradeSubject Candidates
Biology10000281585.8833
Biology200001615176.2339
Business and Management1000015435.6913
Business and Management2000001426.147
Chemistry10000364226.2935
Chemistry2000121396.0616
Chinese2000000017.01
Classical Greek1000000077.07
Classical Greek2000000067.06
Design Technology1000000216.333
Economics10000121696.1828
Economics2000000186.899
English100000523226.3450
English200000230426.5474
French10000148136.2726
French200002714136.0636
German1000000306.03
History100000532106.1147
History2000000426.336
History of Art2000002356.310
Italian1000001016.02
Italian2000022225.58
Latin10000002186.920
Latin20000226106.220
Mandarin ab initio2000002305.65
Mathematics100004512156.0636
Mathematics200003818206.1249
Maths Studies20000382355.7739
Music1000000027.02
Philosophy1000000446.58
Physics10000124116.3918
Physics2000015645.8116
Politics2000001186.710
Psychology10000044116.3719
Psychology2000000466.610
Russian2000000226.54
Spanish1000000886.516
Spanish2000000226.54
Visual Arts1000000426.336
Visual Arts2000001116.03
Notes on this table (2)

Every row: Where it’s from: The school’s original results sheet Worth knowing: Original2008table; subject rows preserved with explicitzero cells. Whole-cohort mean has an unresolved source-version difference; subject rows not aggregated into pupil counts.

  1. How the source defines it: IB HL subject candidates, separately published grades7through0. This is a subject count, not the diploma cohort denominator.
  2. How the source defines it: IB SL subject candidates, separately published grades7through0. This is a subject count, not the diploma cohort denominator.
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