Radley: Other qualifications and government tables, 2023

1. Qualification, as the source names it: GCE AS level. What it counts: 2023 government KS4 completion-cohort subject entries Subject entries: 2 Where it’s from: Original publication Worth knowing: Original government underlying subject-results workbook. Source qualification: GCE AS level. Results concern the source-defined end-of-KS4 population and may include qualifications taken earlier. The qualifications counted in performance tables changed; this is not necessarily every school examination entry. Entry counts are qualification/subject results, not a school-wide pupil denominator. School headlines and these government cohorts can differ. No cross-source total, percentage or annual grade trend has been calculated. This publication supplies the subject entry total without individual grade rows; no absent grade has been filled with zero.

Every row: Qualification, as the source names it: GCE AS level. What it counts: 2023 government KS5 completion-cohort subject entries Subject entries: 6 Where it’s from: Original publication

1. Worth knowing: Original government underlying subject-results workbook. Source qualification: GCE AS level. 2023 means the year students completed advanced study, not necessarily the year of each examination. The original population includes up to three years of 16–18 study. Earlier AS awards remain included even if pupils later took A2; this is not the current Year12 AS cohort. Entry counts are qualification/subject results, not a school-wide pupil denominator. School headlines and these government cohorts can differ. No cross-source total, percentage or annual grade trend has been calculated. Published exam cohort: A level. This is a published qualification aggregate, separate from subject results and entry tables. It is never added to those rows. The source may retain repeated awards with the same subject/content because discounting is not applied in the underlying table; do not add these to a distinct-pupil total.
2. Worth knowing: Original government underlying subject-results workbook. Source qualification: GCE AS level. 2023 means the year students completed advanced study, not necessarily the year of each examination. The original population includes up to three years of 16–18 study. Earlier AS awards remain included even if pupils later took A2; this is not the current Year12 AS cohort. Entry counts are qualification/subject results, not a school-wide pupil denominator. School headlines and these government cohorts can differ. No cross-source total, percentage or annual grade trend has been calculated. Published exam cohort: A level. The source may retain repeated awards with the same subject/content because discounting is not applied in the underlying table; do not add these to a distinct-pupil total.
3. Worth knowing: Original government underlying subject-results workbook. Source qualification: GCE AS level. 2023 means the year students completed advanced study, not necessarily the year of each examination. The original population includes up to three years of 16–18 study. Earlier AS awards remain included even if pupils later took A2; this is not the current Year12 AS cohort. Entry counts are qualification/subject results, not a school-wide pupil denominator. School headlines and these government cohorts can differ. No cross-source total, percentage or annual grade trend has been calculated. This publication supplies the subject entry total without individual grade rows; no absent grade has been filled with zero. The source may retain repeated awards with the same subject/content because discounting is not applied in the underlying table; do not add these to a distinct-pupil total. This source table records subject entries only. It is distinct from the subject-result table and is not added to it.

Every row: Qualification, as the source names it: Extended Project (Diploma). What it counts: 2023 government KS5 completion-cohort subject entries Subject entries: 15 Where it’s from: Original publication

1. Worth knowing: Original government underlying subject-results workbook. Source qualification: Extended Project (Diploma). 2023 means the year students completed advanced study, not necessarily the year of each examination. The original population includes up to three years of 16–18 study. Earlier AS awards remain included even if pupils later took A2; this is not the current Year12 AS cohort. Entry counts are qualification/subject results, not a school-wide pupil denominator. School headlines and these government cohorts can differ. No cross-source total, percentage or annual grade trend has been calculated. Published exam cohort: Other academic. This is a published qualification aggregate, separate from subject results and entry tables. It is never added to those rows. The source may retain repeated awards with the same subject/content because discounting is not applied in the underlying table; do not add these to a distinct-pupil total.
2. Worth knowing: Original government underlying subject-results workbook. Source qualification: Extended Project (Diploma). 2023 means the year students completed advanced study, not necessarily the year of each examination. The original population includes up to three years of 16–18 study. Earlier AS awards remain included even if pupils later took A2; this is not the current Year12 AS cohort. Entry counts are qualification/subject results, not a school-wide pupil denominator. School headlines and these government cohorts can differ. No cross-source total, percentage or annual grade trend has been calculated. Published exam cohort: Other academic. The source may retain repeated awards with the same subject/content because discounting is not applied in the underlying table; do not add these to a distinct-pupil total.
3. Worth knowing: Original government underlying subject-results workbook. Source qualification: Extended Project (Diploma). 2023 means the year students completed advanced study, not necessarily the year of each examination. The original population includes up to three years of 16–18 study. Earlier AS awards remain included even if pupils later took A2; this is not the current Year12 AS cohort. Entry counts are qualification/subject results, not a school-wide pupil denominator. School headlines and these government cohorts can differ. No cross-source total, percentage or annual grade trend has been calculated. This publication supplies the subject entry total without individual grade rows; no absent grade has been filled with zero. The source may retain repeated awards with the same subject/content because discounting is not applied in the underlying table; do not add these to a distinct-pupil total. This source table records subject entries only. It is distinct from the subject-result table and is not added to it.

1. What it counts: subject entries Subject entries: 67 Where it’s from: The school’s annual results sheet Worth knowing: Grade counts are published subject entries. Separate first and second science grades overlap the same candidates; the combined double-award table is another representation and is not added. No school-wide total is printed. How the source defines it: Subject entries, not pupils.