Winchester College

A levelOriginal source

The school’s annual A-level percentages: A and A–B before 2010; A*, A*–A and A*–B in later years

A count

437

B count

93

C count

21

D count

9

E count

2

Entries

562

A

77.8%

A–B

94.3%

Unclassified residual

0

The school’s published table covering seven years.

Record and sources

A levelOriginal source

The school’s annual A-level percentages: A and A–B before 2010; A*, A*–A and A*–B in later years

A count

465

B count

77

C count

23

D count

8

E count

4

Entries

578

A

80.4%

A–B

93.8%

Unclassified residual

1

The school’s published table covering seven years.

Record and sources

A levelOriginal source

The school’s annual A-level percentages: A and A–B before 2010; A*, A*–A and A*–B in later years

A count

489

B count

102

C count

15

D count

4

E count

0

Entries

610

A

80.2%

A–B

96.9%

Unclassified residual

0

The school’s published table covering seven years.

Record and sources

A levelOriginal source · conflicting figures

The school’s annual A-level percentages: A and A–B before 2010; A*, A*–A and A*–B in later years

A count

457

B count

128

C count

37

D count

13

E count

5

Entries

641

A

71.3%

A–B

91.3%

Unclassified residual

1

We use the school’s table of 641 entries. ISC separately reports a narrower group of 546 full-A-level entries plus 128 AS entries. These groups remain separate.

Record and sources

A levelOriginal source

The school’s annual A-level percentages: A and A–B before 2010; A*, A*–A and A*–B in later years

A count

399

B count

122

C count

34

D count

9

E count

6

Entries

571

A

69.9%

A–B

91.2%

Unclassified residual

1

The school’s published table covering seven years.

Record and sources

A levelOriginal source

The school’s annual A-level percentages: A and A–B before 2010; A*, A*–A and A*–B in later years

A count

459

B count

129

C count

30

D count

7

E count

0

Entries

625

A

73.4%

A–B

94.1%

Unclassified residual

0

The school’s published table covering seven years.

Record and sources

A levelOriginal source · conflicting figures

The school’s annual A-level percentages: A and A–B before 2010; A*, A*–A and A*–B in later years

A count

384

B count

88

C count

23

D count

6

E count

2

Entries

506

A

75.9%

A–B

93.3%

Unclassified residual

3

We use the school’s published table covering seven years. A contemporary ISC/Times table instead gives 559 entries, 409 A grades and 73.2% A. Because it counts a different number of entries, we keep it separate and do not average the two.

Record and sources

A levelOriginal publication for this year

The exam entries counted by this source for the year

A count

324

B count

98

C count

22

Candidates

128

D count

4

E count

2

Entries

450

A

72%

A–B

93.8%

A–C

98.7%

A–D

99.6%

A–E

100%

U count

0

The table gives 324 A, 98 B, 22 C, 4 D, 2 E and 0 U grades. We use this year’s figures, excluding the separate AS and candidate counts and the historical averages. The grade percentages are calculated from those printed counts and rounded to one decimal place.

Record and sourcesISC / Bewick · 2002 annual A-level return, Winchester College · School reference 1327; annual ALgt02 fields; separate ASgt02 fields excluded ↗

A levelOriginal publication for this year

The exam entries counted by this source for the year

A count

326

B count

101

C count

35

Candidates

131

D count

7

E count

2

Entries

471

A

69.2%

A–B

90.7%

A–C

98.1%

A–D

99.6%

A–E

100%

The table prints counts for A–E but leaves N/U blank. The original calculation treats those blanks as zero, giving 471 entries. With the separate 24 AS entries counted at half weight, that reproduces the published 3.69 equivalent subjects/candidate, 9.14 points/subject and 33.72 points/candidate. We use the annual T01 row, excluding T 5, which averages the preceding five years. The percentages shown here are calculated from the counts and rounded to one decimal place; the source does not print them.

Record and sourcesNational ISIS / Bewick · 2001 annual A-level return, Winchester College · School reference 1327, Winchester College, annual T01 block; A–E and separate AS fields ↗

A-level/AS or equivalentOriginal source

Average points per student entered for 2 or more GCE A/AS levels

Published points per student · source-defined tariff

24.2

The government table defines this as: Average point score per student for students entered for 2 or more GCE A/AS levels. It uses the official points scale and rules for which pupils to include. It does not give a grade breakdown for A levels alone. Those scales and rules change over time, so we do not convert these scores into grades or join them into a continuous grade trend.

Record and sourcesDfE historic accountability data, 1999/00 original school table · 1999-2000/england_ks5.xls, 2000- Institution, Excel/CSV row 2528, column 28; Average point score per student for students entered for 2 or more GCE A/AS levels ↗

A levelA rounded figure attributed to the headmaster at the time

A-level grade entries, count not stated

A

73%

The Independent reports James Sabben-Clare saying that Winchester was getting 73% A grades. This is his attributed, rounded figure; we have not found a table counting the grades. The article also gives 34.1 points/candidate, shown separately because that is a different measure.

Record and sourcesThe Independent · Eton failing exam test, 27 August 1999 · Winchester row discussion and headmaster James Sabben-Clare's attributed A-grade statement ↗

A-level · annual points and rankingOriginal publication for this year

Candidates in the published independent-school table; General Studies excluded

Points per candidate

34.1

Published league-table rank

1

The article puts Winchester first and gives 34.1 points/candidate. It uses the old UCAS A-level scale, with A=10 and E=2. That is an average score per candidate; it cannot be read or converted into a percentage of exam entries.

Record and sourcesThe Independent · Eton failing exam test, 27 August 1999 · Winchester row discussion and headmaster James Sabben-Clare's attributed A-grade statement ↗

A-level/AS or equivalentOriginal source

Average points for students aged 16–18, entered for 2 or more GCE A levels or AS equivalent

Published points per student · source-defined tariff

26.8

The government table defines this as: average point score of students aged 16-18, entered for 2 or more GCE A levels or AS equivalent. It uses the official points scale and rules for which pupils to include. It does not give a grade breakdown for A levels alone. Those scales and rules change over time, so we do not convert these scores into grades or join them into a continuous grade trend.

Record and sourcesDfE historic accountability data, 1998/99 original school table · 1998-1999/england_ks5.xlsx, 1999- Institution, Excel/CSV row 1405, column 28; average point score of students aged 16-18, entered for 2 or more GCE A levels or AS equivalent ↗

A-level · FT annual points and rankingOriginal publication for this year

The exam entries or candidates counted by the FT

Financial Times score

1.47

Published league-table rank

2

FT rank over preceding five years

3

The FT gives a score of 1.47, annual rank 2 and five-year rank 3. Its mention of the previous year’s top school is background, rather than another 1997 grade result. We do not turn the FT score into a grade percentage.

Record and sourcesFinancial Times · independent school results table, 29 August 1998 · Winchester College top-30 row ↗

A-level/AS or equivalentOriginal source

Average points for students aged 16–18, entered for 2 or more GCE A levels or AS equivalent

Published points per student · source-defined tariff

26.9

The government table defines this as: average point score of students aged 16-18, entered for 2 or more GCE A levels or AS equivalent. It uses the official points scale and rules for which pupils to include. It does not give a grade breakdown for A levels alone. Those scales and rules change over time, so we do not convert these scores into grades or join them into a continuous grade trend.

Record and sourcesDfE historic accountability data, 1997/98 original school table · 1997-1998/england_ks5.xlsx, 1998- Institution, Excel/CSV row 1395, column 28; average point score of students aged 16-18, entered for 2 or more GCE A levels or AS equivalent ↗

A levelOriginal inspection percentages · grouped counts calculated using stated assumptions

The exam entries counted by this source for the year

A–B entries · cumulative count

418

A–C entries · cumulative count

457

C count

39

D and E entries · grouped count

16

Entries

473

A–B

88.4%

A–C

96.6%

Pass

100%

The source prints percentages rather than grouped grade counts. To calculate the counts, we assume the percentages all cover the same 473 entries, that 88.4 and 96.6 were rounded to the nearest 0.1 percentage point, and that 100% pass means every entry passed. Those assumptions imply 418 A/B, 457 A–C, 39 C and 16 D/E grades. We cannot separate A from B or D from E, so we do not infer an A-only percentage.

Record and sourcesHMC inspection of Winchester College, 13–17 October 1997 · Section 3.2, summer 1997 A-level results ↗

A-level/AS or equivalentOriginal source

Average points for students aged 16–18, entered for 2 or more GCE A levels or AS equivalent

Published points per student · source-defined tariff

26.5

The government table defines this as: average point score of students aged 16-18, entered for 2 or more GCE A levels or AS equivalent. It uses the official points scale and rules for which pupils to include. It does not give a grade breakdown for A levels alone. Those scales and rules change over time, so we do not convert these scores into grades or join them into a continuous grade trend.

Record and sourcesDfE historic accountability data, 1996/97 original school table · 1996-1997/england_ks5.xlsx, 1997- Institution, Excel/CSV row 2534, column 27; average point score of students aged 16-18, entered for 2 or more GCE A levels or AS equivalent ↗

A-level · FT annual points and rankingOriginal publication for this year

The exam entries or candidates counted by the FT

FT county table points per candidate · printed rounded value

29.3

Financial Times score

1.4

A-level passes per candidate

3.47

Points per candidate

29.36

Points per entry · source tariff

8.6

Published league-table rank

4

FT rank over preceding five years

2

The top-30 table gives 29.36 points per pupil; the county row gives 29.3. We show both. The annual figures are FT score 1.40, annual rank 4, five-year rank 2, 3.47 passes per pupil and 8.60 points per entry. Different combinations of grades could produce those averages, so they cannot supply a complete grade breakdown.

Record and sourcesFinancial Times · independent school results tables, 24 August 1996 · Winchester College row in the top-30 and county tables ↗

A-level/AS or equivalentOriginal source

Average points per student aged 16–18, entered for 2 or more GCE A levels or AS equivalent

Published points per student · source-defined tariff

24.9

The government table defines this as: average point score per student of 16-18 students entered for 2 or more GCE A levels or AS equivalent. It uses the official points scale and rules for which pupils to include. It does not give a grade breakdown for A levels alone. Those scales and rules change over time, so we do not convert these scores into grades or join them into a continuous grade trend.

Record and sourcesDfE historic accountability data, 1995/96 original school table · 1995-1996/england_ks5.xls, 1996- Institution, Excel/CSV row 2539, column 28; average point score per student of 16-18 students entered for 2 or more GCE A levels or AS equivalent ↗

A-level/AS or equivalentOriginal source

GCE A/AS improvement measure: average points per student in 1995

Published points per student · source-defined tariff

26.3

The government table defines this as: GCE A/AS Improvement measure: Average point score per student in 1995. It uses the official points scale and rules for which pupils to include. It does not give a grade breakdown for A levels alone. Those scales and rules change over time, so we do not convert these scores into grades or join them into a continuous grade trend. The 1995 value appears retrospectively in the 1998 table.

Record and sourcesDfE historic accountability data, 1997/98 original school table · 1997-1998/england_ks5.xlsx, 1998- Institution, Excel/CSV row 1395, column 37; GCE A/AS Improvement measure: Average point score per student in 1995 ↗

A-level · FT annual points and rankingOriginal publication for this year

The exam entries or candidates counted by the FT

Financial Times score

1.51

A-level passes per candidate

3.6

Published league-table rank

4

FT rank over preceding five years

2

The newspaper scan is dated 27/28 August 1994, although its filename suggests otherwise. The published figures are FT score 1.51, annual rank 4, rolling five-year rank 2 and 3.6 passes per pupil. We keep those units; they cannot be converted into grade percentages.

Record and sourcesFinancial Times · independent school results table, 27/28 August 1994 · Winchester College top-30 table row; actual scanned masthead dated 27/28 August 1994 ↗

A-level/AS or equivalentOriginal source

Average points for pupils aged 16, 17 or 18, entered for 2 or more GCE A levels or AS equivalent

Published points per student · source-defined tariff

26.2

The government table defines this as: average point score of pupils aged 16, 17, or 18, entered for 2 or more GCE A levels or AS equivalent. It uses the official points scale and rules for which pupils to include. It does not give a grade breakdown for A levels alone. Those scales and rules change over time, so we do not convert these scores into grades or join them into a continuous grade trend.

Record and sourcesDfE historic accountability data, 1993/94 original school table · 1993-1994/england_ks5.xlsx, 1994- Institution, Excel/CSV row 1687, column 25; average point score of pupils aged 16, 17, or 18, entered for 2 or more GCE A levels or AS equivalent ↗

IGCSE & GCSEWinchester College’s original table

Exam entries published by the school, covering all year groups

A count

332

A* count

887

B count

66

C count

12

D count

1

E count

0

Entries

1298

F count

0

G count

0

U count

0

X count

0

The sheet says ‘All years’. Its 1,298 exam entries therefore cover pupils in all year groups, rather than counting Year 11 pupils. It uses the original A*–G grades and supplies the counts behind the 68.3/93.9/99.0 headline percentages. This table has no Additional Mathematics row.

Record and sourcesWinchester College · 2016 IGCSE & GCSE Results · Physical PDF page 1; Sum row ↗

GCSE / IGCSEOriginal source · reconstructed figure

Annual percentages of exam entries. The A*–G results use A*, A*/A and A*–B; the 9–1 results keep the source’s published grade equivalents. Missing figures stay blank. For the suppressed 2011–12 results, the figures are the calculated upper limits, rounded to one decimal place.

The possible A*/A result is 90.40–90.69%, calculated from the suppressed DfE figures and Winchester’s published 99.2% A*–C. This headline is the upper end, rounded to one decimal place. We cannot recover separate A* or A*–B figures; the possible entry totals are 1,040–1,042.

Record and sources

GCSE · DfE covered-subject scopeExact total for the subjects in the DfE table · some school results may be missing

The revised DfE 2009/10 workbook covers full-course GCSEs, including accredited iGCSEs, but excludes double awards and short courses. It gives results for 16 subjects. We have not established that these cover all the school’s GCSE/IGCSE results.

DfE covered entries at A*–A · cumulative count

1017

DfE covered entries at A*–C · cumulative count

1097

DfE covered entries at A*–G · cumulative count

1101

DfE covered-subject entries · not whole-school total

1102

Subjects reported

16

The revised DfE 2009/10 workbook covers full-course GCSEs, including accredited iGCSEs, but excludes double awards and short courses. It gives results for 16 subjects; we have not established that these cover all the school’s GCSE/IGCSE results. Their A*–A share is exactly 1017/1102, or 92.3% rounded. The 2010 curriculum also describes IGCSE Design & Technology and dual-award science, for which we do not have complete grade counts here.

Record and sourcesDfE · revised 2009/10 GCSE subjects and grades workbook · Row 2049 · summed 16 populated subjects across cumulative-grade worksheets ↗

GCSE/IGCSE full and short coursesOriginal source

Exam entries reported by the school to ISC

A count

429

A*

46.96%

A*–A

87.09%

A*–B

97.29%

A*–C

99.44%

A* count

502

B count

109

C count

23

Candidates

133

D count

6

E count

0

Entries

1069

F count

0

G count

0

U count

0

ISC counts full and short courses together. We show its published counts and percentages without inferring a number of pupils. A school table covering only full courses will count a different group of entries.

Record and sourcesISC 2006 gcse school-reported examination results · Worksheet GCSEResultsFinal20061002; Excel row 554; school reference 93957; original column labels retained in source facts; Combined_Full_and_Short_Courses_Total_Entries ↗

GCSEISC grade counts checked · coverage of all qualifications still unconfirmed

GCSE entries reported to ISC; we have not confirmed whether all IGCSEs are included

A count

414

A*

50.9%

A*–A

90.9%

A*–B

99.2%

A*–C

99.9%

A* count

526

A*–D

100%

B count

86

C count

7

Candidates

132

D count

1

Entries

1034

Winchester College, Winchester, Hampshire (school reference 1327). We calculate cumulative percentages from the printed grade counts and round to one decimal place. The entry total is the sum of those grade counts; the source’s cumulative percentages reach 100%. The 132 candidates count pupils. The percentages use exam entries instead. We use T05 rather than the neighbouring t-5 row. A blank stays blank; a printed zero stays zero. You can read these results here. They will remain outside whole-school comparisons until we can confirm which qualifications they cover.

Record and sourcesISC GCSE results 2005 — Winchester College (school reference 1327) · School reference 1327; Winchester College; T05 grade-count/cumulative-percentage row ↗

GCSEISC grade counts checked · coverage of all qualifications still unconfirmed

GCSE entries reported to ISC; we have not confirmed whether all IGCSEs are included

A count

360

A*

52.4%

A*–A

87%

A*–B

97.1%

A*–C

99.5%

A* count

545

A*–D

99.8%

A*–E

100%

B count

105

C count

25

Candidates

131

D count

3

E count

2

Entries

1040

Winchester College, Winchester, Hampshire (school reference 1327). We calculate cumulative percentages from the printed grade counts and round to one decimal place. The entry total is the sum of those grade counts; the source’s cumulative percentages reach 100%. The 131 candidates count pupils. The percentages use exam entries instead. We use T04 rather than the neighbouring t-5 row. A blank stays blank; a printed zero stays zero. You can read these results here. They will remain outside whole-school comparisons until we can confirm which qualifications they cover.

Record and sourcesISC GCSE results 2004 — Winchester College (school reference 1327) · School reference 1327; Winchester College; T04 grade-count/cumulative-percentage row ↗

GCSEISC grade counts checked · coverage of all qualifications still unconfirmed

GCSE entries reported to ISC; we have not confirmed whether all IGCSEs are included

A count

430

A*

38.8%

A*–A

78.8%

A*–B

94.6%

A*–C

99.1%

A* count

417

A*–D

100%

A*–E

100%

B count

170

C count

48

Candidates

137

D count

10

E count

0

Entries

1075

F count

0

G count

0

U count

0

Winchester College, Winchester, Hampshire (school reference 1327). We calculate cumulative percentages from the printed grade counts and round to one decimal place. The entry total comes from the annual Ents column. The 137 candidates count pupils. The percentages use exam entries instead. We use the columns for the current year, excluding the separate -5 comparison columns. A blank stays blank; a printed zero stays zero. You can read these results here. They will remain outside whole-school comparisons until we can confirm which qualifications they cover.

Record and sourcesISC GCSE results 2003 — Winchester College (school reference 1327) · School reference 1327; Winchester College; gfst03 grade-count and Ents columns ↗

GCSEISC grade counts checked · coverage of all qualifications still unconfirmed

GCSE entries reported to ISC; we have not confirmed whether all IGCSEs are included

A count

461

A*

40.7%

A*–A

84.5%

A*–B

96.3%

A*–C

99.5%

A* count

429

A*–D

99.7%

A*–E

100%

B count

124

C count

34

Candidates

133

D count

2

E count

3

Entries

1053

F count

0

G count

0

U count

0

Winchester College, Winchester, Hampshire (school reference 1327). We calculate cumulative percentages from the printed grade counts and round to one decimal place. The entry total comes from the annual Ents column. The 133 candidates count pupils. The percentages use exam entries instead. We use the columns for the current year, excluding the separate -5 comparison columns. A blank stays blank; a printed zero stays zero. You can read these results here. They will remain outside whole-school comparisons until we can confirm which qualifications they cover.

Record and sourcesISC GCSE results 2002 — Winchester College (school reference 1327) · School reference 1327; Winchester College; gfst02 grade-count and Ents columns ↗

GCSEISC grade counts checked · coverage of all qualifications still unconfirmed

GCSE entries reported to ISC; we have not confirmed whether all IGCSEs are included

A count

421

A*

37.1%

A*–A

76.7%

A*–B

93.8%

A*–C

99.4%

A* count

395

A*–D

100%

B count

182

C count

60

Candidates

138

D count

6

Entries

1064

Winchester College, Winchester, Hampshire (school reference 1327). We calculate cumulative percentages from the printed grade counts and round to one decimal place. The entry total is the sum of those grade counts; the source’s cumulative percentages reach 100%. The 138 candidates count pupils. The percentages use exam entries instead. We use T01 rather than the neighbouring T 5 row. Its 1,064 entries differ from the 815 entries in the earlier school profile, so those figures remain separate. A blank stays blank; a printed zero stays zero. You can read these results here. They will remain outside whole-school comparisons until we can confirm which qualifications they cover.

Record and sourcesISC GCSE results 2001 — Winchester College (school reference 1327) · School reference 1327; Winchester College; T01 grade-count/cumulative-percentage row ↗

GCSE / IGCSEOriginal source

Annual percentages of exam entries. The A*–G results use A*, A*/A and A*–B; the 9–1 results keep the source’s published grade equivalents. Missing figures stay blank. For the suppressed 2011–12 results, the figures are the calculated upper limits, rounded to one decimal place.

Entries

849

The official HMC result gives rounded percentages of whole-school exam entries. It does not report A* separately.

Record and sourcesHMC inspection of Winchester College, 13–17 October 1997 · section 3.2 ↗

GCSE / IGCSEOriginal source

Annual percentages of exam entries. The A*–G results use A*, A*/A and A*–B; the 9–1 results keep the source’s published grade equivalents. Missing figures stay blank. For the suppressed 2011–12 results, the figures are the calculated upper limits, rounded to one decimal place.

The official HMC comparison gives rounded percentages of whole-school exam entries. It does not report A* separately.

Record and sourcesHMC inspection of Winchester College, 13–17 October 1997 · section 3.2 ↗

Pre-UWinchester College’s original table

Pre-U subject entries published by the school, including U/X/Q

Count d1

111

Count d2

140

Count d3

128

Count m1

61

Count m2

30

Count m3

16

Count p1

6

Count p2

9

Count p3

1

Count q

0

Count x

5

Entries

509

We found the complete school PDF in Common Crawl’s capture of 16 January 2019. The table counts 509 entries, including five marked X, which the school defines as absent or withdrawn. These are Pre-U grades; A-level equivalents are shown separately.

Record and sourcesWinchester College · 2018 Pre-U Results · Physical PDF page 1; Sum row ↗

Pre-USources disagree · both versions shown

Pre-U subject entries published by the school, including U/X/Q

Count d1

93

Count d2

117

Count d3

123

Count m1

40

Count m2

38

Count m3

20

Count p1

6

Count p2

2

Count p3

1

Count q

1

Count x

0

Entries

443

This original table counts 443 entries; the signed accounts give a headline based on 444. They are different versions of the results, so their entry totals and grade bands remain separate. The entry marked Q=1 stays ungraded, and subject names keep the school’s spelling. These figures cover Pre-U alone, rather than combined A-level/Pre-U results.

Record and sourcesWinchester College · 2015 Pre-U Results · Physical PDF page 1; Sum row ↗

Pre-U Principal SubjectsCalculated exactly from the school table · scope explained below

Principal Subject entries, excluding the row labelled Short Course

Count d1

99

Count d2

140

Count d3

133

Count m1

46

Count m2

25

Count m3

12

Count p1

5

Count p2

4

Count p3

1

Count x

0

Entries

467

The school’s headline counts 468 entries, including one Chinese Short Course P2 result. Here we remove that row to show 467 Principal Subject entries. We calculate each cumulative percentage from 467; reusing the published percentages for 468 entries would give the wrong answer. We do not infer an A-level equivalent percentage.

Record and sourcesWinchester College · 2014 Pre-U Results · Principal Subject scope derivation · Physical PDF page 1; Sum row and Chinese (Short Course) row ↗

Cambridge Pre-UOriginal source

Cambridge Pre-U Principal Subject grades. These come from the school’s annual tables and signed accounts, apart from the modelled estimate for 2010, which uses the surviving school account and DfE entry totals.

D1

25.2%

D1–D2

51.8%

D1–M2

95.1%

D1–M3

98.8%

Entries

326

Published-ruler fold

11

The school’s complete table, with subject results and totals.

Record and sourcesWinchester College 2011 Pre-U Results · page 1; Sum and Cumulative percentage rows ↗

Cambridge Pre-UOriginal school booklet/list · modelled estimate

Cambridge Pre-U Principal Subject grades. These come from the school’s annual tables and signed accounts, apart from the modelled estimate for 2010, which uses the surviving school account and DfE entry totals.

D1

18.9%

D1–D2

52.2%

D1–M2

95%

Entries

339

Official D1 wording

nearly one-fifth

Official D1–D3 wording

over three-quarters

Official D2-grade wording

about one-third

This is a modelled estimate. We have not found the original mark sheet. One possible set of whole-number counts is 64 D1, 113 D2 and 91 D3 grades out of 339: cumulatively, 18.9%, 52.2% and 79.1%. Using the alternative definition that counts all Principal Subjects gives about 362 entries. The D1–M1 and D1–M2 estimates rely more weakly on neighbouring years. Other distributions could fit the evidence, and the ranges describe assumed scenarios, not statistical confidence intervals. The surviving evidence establishes neither the exact Pre-U entry total nor a complete count of each grade.

Record and sourcesWinchester College Cambridge Pre-U Results · archived official news article; opening paragraphs ↗

A-level and Pre-U · FT core-subject scopeFT’s rounded 2010 figures · core subjects and pupils counted separately

FT core-subject exam entries and candidates, each labelled separately

core candidates at least A*AB or equivalent · FT

47%

core candidates at least AAB or equivalent · FT

79%

FT all entries per candidate · rounded

3.9

FT all-exam points per candidate · rounded

1052

FT candidates · pupils, not entries

131

FT A*/A/B or equivalent core entries per candidate

3.4

A*/A or Pre-U equivalent · FT core-subject entries

75%

FT core entries per candidate · rounded

3.8

FT core points per candidate · rounded

1011

FT points per core entry · rounded

266.4

FT rank · 2011 table using 2010 examinations

7

Financial Times score

5.68

The FT table published in 2011 uses summer 2010 results. Its 75% counts A*/A or Pre-U equivalent grades in core subjects across both qualifications. The 79% and 47% instead count pupils reaching at least AAB or A*AB or equivalent in core subjects. Those percentages divide by different totals. They cannot supply original Pre-U grade counts or a percentage for all the school’s exam entries. We have not confirmed the FT’s exact grade-equivalence rules or how its total entry count relates to the DfE’s weighted total.

Record and sourcesFinancial Times · 2011 Winchester College row (2010 examinations) · Original HTML · Winchester College row186146 ↗Financial Times · key to the 2011 secondary-school table · PDF page 1 · year and column definitions ↗