The Schools Record
Search
Menu

Summer 2026: A-level results found for 19 of 19 schools, GCSE for 18 · last checked 13 Nov 2026

Westminster · exam results

Westminster: GCSE and IGCSE, 2003

The A* arrives GCSE’s A* grade is first awarded in 1994.

Look at the individual subjects behind the headline result. These figures are shown as the school or government tables published them; open any row to see its source.

See the latest available exam results for Westminster

No page for 2020: no figure yet.

14 records in 1 table.

A dash means no figure, not zero.

GCSE and equivalents (government accountability) · subject results

Source-defined KS4 or age15 pupil population; not examination entries

Westminster · GCSE and equivalents (government accountability) · subject results, 2003
SubjectDfE pupil achievement fraction · 0–1 scale and source-defined threshold
% of 15 year old pupils achieving 1 A*-G (GCSE/GNVQ) - 200311.0
% of 15 year old pupils achieving 5 or more grades A*-C (GCSE/GNVQ)20.99
% of 15 year old pupils achieving 5 or more grades A*-C (GCSE/GNVQ) - 200330.99
% of 15 year old pupils achieving 5 or more grades A*-C (GCSE/GNVQ) - 200340.99
% of 15 year old pupils achieving 5 or more grades A*-G (GCSE/GNVQ)50.99
% of 15 year old pupils achieving Level 2 threshold (GCSE/GNVQ) - 200360.99
% of 15 year old pupils achieving Level 2 threshold (GCSE/GNVQ) - 200370.99
% of 15 year old pupils achieving Level 2 threshold including English and mathematics (GCSE/GNVQ) - 200380.99
% of 15 year old pupils achieving no passes (GCSE/GNVQ)90.0
% of 15 year old pupils achieving no passes (GCSE/GNVQ) - 2003100.0
% of pupils in Year 11 achieving 5 or more grades A*-C (GCSE/GNVQ)111.0
average GCSE/GNVQ point score per 15 year old pupil - capped12No figure for these columns in this record
number of pupils aged 15 at the start of the school year13No figure for these columns in this record
number of pupils in Year 1114No figure for these columns in this record
Notes on this table (14)

Every row: Qualification, as the source names it: Original government KS4 publication; qualification scope as stated. What it counts: Source-defined KS4 or age15 pupil population; not examination entries Where it’s from: Original publication

  1. Worth knowing: Original 2004 workbook field: % of 15 year old pupils achieving 1 A*-G (GCSE/GNVQ) - 2003. Excel number format 0% displays this fractional cell as a percentage:1 means100%. The stored fraction is retained exactly. Government-recognised GCSE/GNVQ or other equivalents and the stated age15/end-KS4 population are distinct from full school GCSE/IGCSE examination entries. A zero accountability threshold is not evidence that nobody passed a school examination. Retrospective publication versions remain separate; symbols are not zeros.
  2. Worth knowing: Original 2003 workbook field: % of 15 year old pupils achieving 5 or more grades A*-C (GCSE/GNVQ). Excel number format 0% displays this fractional cell as a percentage:1 means100%. The stored fraction is retained exactly. Government-recognised GCSE/GNVQ or other equivalents and the stated age15/end-KS4 population are distinct from full school GCSE/IGCSE examination entries. A zero accountability threshold is not evidence that nobody passed a school examination. Retrospective publication versions remain separate; symbols are not zeros.
  3. Worth knowing: Original 2003 workbook field: % of 15 year old pupils achieving 5 or more grades A*-C (GCSE/GNVQ) - 2003. Excel number format 0% displays this fractional cell as a percentage:1 means100%. The stored fraction is retained exactly. Government-recognised GCSE/GNVQ or other equivalents and the stated age15/end-KS4 population are distinct from full school GCSE/IGCSE examination entries. A zero accountability threshold is not evidence that nobody passed a school examination. Retrospective publication versions remain separate; symbols are not zeros.
  4. Worth knowing: Original 2004 workbook field: % of 15 year old pupils achieving 5 or more grades A*-C (GCSE/GNVQ) - 2003. Excel number format 0% displays this fractional cell as a percentage:1 means100%. The stored fraction is retained exactly. Government-recognised GCSE/GNVQ or other equivalents and the stated age15/end-KS4 population are distinct from full school GCSE/IGCSE examination entries. A zero accountability threshold is not evidence that nobody passed a school examination. Retrospective publication versions remain separate; symbols are not zeros.
  5. Worth knowing: Original 2003 workbook field: % of 15 year old pupils achieving 5 or more grades A*-G (GCSE/GNVQ). Excel number format 0% displays this fractional cell as a percentage:1 means100%. The stored fraction is retained exactly. Government-recognised GCSE/GNVQ or other equivalents and the stated age15/end-KS4 population are distinct from full school GCSE/IGCSE examination entries. A zero accountability threshold is not evidence that nobody passed a school examination. Retrospective publication versions remain separate; symbols are not zeros.
  6. Worth knowing: Original 2005 workbook field: % of 15 year old pupils achieving Level 2 threshold (GCSE/GNVQ) - 2003. Excel number format 0% displays this fractional cell as a percentage:1 means100%. The stored fraction is retained exactly. Government-recognised GCSE/GNVQ or other equivalents and the stated age15/end-KS4 population are distinct from full school GCSE/IGCSE examination entries. A zero accountability threshold is not evidence that nobody passed a school examination. Retrospective publication versions remain separate; symbols are not zeros.
  7. Worth knowing: Original 2006 workbook field: % of 15 year old pupils achieving Level 2 threshold (GCSE/GNVQ) - 2003. Excel number format 0% displays this fractional cell as a percentage:1 means100%. The stored fraction is retained exactly. Government-recognised GCSE/GNVQ or other equivalents and the stated age15/end-KS4 population are distinct from full school GCSE/IGCSE examination entries. A zero accountability threshold is not evidence that nobody passed a school examination. Retrospective publication versions remain separate; symbols are not zeros.
  8. Worth knowing: Original 2006 workbook field: % of 15 year old pupils achieving Level 2 threshold including English and mathematics (GCSE/GNVQ) - 2003. Excel number format 0% displays this fractional cell as a percentage:1 means100%. The stored fraction is retained exactly. Government-recognised GCSE/GNVQ or other equivalents and the stated age15/end-KS4 population are distinct from full school GCSE/IGCSE examination entries. A zero accountability threshold is not evidence that nobody passed a school examination. Retrospective publication versions remain separate; symbols are not zeros.
  9. Worth knowing: Original 2003 workbook field: % of 15 year old pupils achieving no passes (GCSE/GNVQ). Excel number format 0% displays this fractional cell as a percentage:1 means100%. The stored fraction is retained exactly. Government-recognised GCSE/GNVQ or other equivalents and the stated age15/end-KS4 population are distinct from full school GCSE/IGCSE examination entries. A zero accountability threshold is not evidence that nobody passed a school examination. Retrospective publication versions remain separate; symbols are not zeros.
  10. Worth knowing: Original 2003 workbook field: % of 15 year old pupils achieving no passes (GCSE/GNVQ) - 2003. Excel number format 0% displays this fractional cell as a percentage:1 means100%. The stored fraction is retained exactly. Government-recognised GCSE/GNVQ or other equivalents and the stated age15/end-KS4 population are distinct from full school GCSE/IGCSE examination entries. A zero accountability threshold is not evidence that nobody passed a school examination. Retrospective publication versions remain separate; symbols are not zeros.
  11. Worth knowing: Original 2003 workbook field: % of pupils in Year 11 achieving 5 or more grades A*-C (GCSE/GNVQ). Excel number format 0% displays this fractional cell as a percentage:1 means100%. The stored fraction is retained exactly. Government-recognised GCSE/GNVQ or other equivalents and the stated age15/end-KS4 population are distinct from full school GCSE/IGCSE examination entries. A zero accountability threshold is not evidence that nobody passed a school examination. Retrospective publication versions remain separate; symbols are not zeros.
  12. Also printed: Published points per student · source-defined tariff 60.4. Worth knowing: Original 2003 points measure: average GCSE/GNVQ point score per 15 year old pupil - capped. The historic qualification/tariff definition is retained; no modern-point or pure-GCSE conversion is made. Government-recognised GCSE/GNVQ or other equivalents and the stated age15/end-KS4 population are distinct from full school GCSE/IGCSE examination entries. A zero accountability threshold is not evidence that nobody passed a school examination. Retrospective publication versions remain separate; symbols are not zeros.
  13. Also printed: Source-defined pupil or student population count 119.0. Worth knowing: Original 2003 school population field: number of pupils aged 15 at the start of the school year. Government-recognised GCSE/GNVQ or other equivalents and the stated age15/end-KS4 population are distinct from full school GCSE/IGCSE examination entries. A zero accountability threshold is not evidence that nobody passed a school examination. Retrospective publication versions remain separate; symbols are not zeros.
  14. Also printed: Source-defined pupil or student population count 115.0. Worth knowing: Original 2003 school population field: number of pupils in Year 11. Government-recognised GCSE/GNVQ or other equivalents and the stated age15/end-KS4 population are distinct from full school GCSE/IGCSE examination entries. A zero accountability threshold is not evidence that nobody passed a school examination. Retrospective publication versions remain separate; symbols are not zeros.
Figure and sourceOpen full record ↗