SPGS · exam results

SPGS: GCSE and IGCSE, 2019

Numbers arrive GCSEs move to grades 9 to 1, English and maths first, in 2017.

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GCSE (9–1) · subject results

2019 government KS4 completion-cohort subject entries

SPGS · GCSE (9–1) · subject results, 2019
SubjectEntriesGrade 7 countGrade 8 countGrade 9 count
Classical Greek1121110
Geography2421437
Japanese31———
Latin4581552
Russian54———
Notes on this table (5)

Every row: Qualification, as the source names it: GCSE (9-1) Full Course. What it counts: 2019 government KS4 completion-cohort subject entries Where it’s from: Original publication

  1. Subject entries: 12 Worth knowing: Original government underlying subject-results workbook. Source qualification: GCSE (9-1) Full Course. 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.
  2. Subject entries: 42 Worth knowing: Original government underlying subject-results workbook. Source qualification: GCSE (9-1) Full Course. 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.
  3. Subject entries: 1 Worth knowing: Original government underlying subject-results workbook. Source qualification: GCSE (9-1) Full Course. 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.
  4. Subject entries: 58 Worth knowing: Original government underlying subject-results workbook. Source qualification: GCSE (9-1) Full Course. 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.
  5. Subject entries: 4 Worth knowing: Original government underlying subject-results workbook. Source qualification: GCSE (9-1) Full Course. 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.
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