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Original post by grassntai
63% is that good?
Better than mine lol
Original post by Alchemise
Better than mine lol
My sixth form's pass rate for A levels is dreadful though..
56% the year that I left
83%, but my school just wants everyone to get a C. Practically zero support for anyone aiming for a B+ as it doesn't affect their stats 
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54%
39% is awful
39% is awful
Original post by StrangeBanana
54%
39% is awful
39% is awful
You sure it's awful? Tbf, it was ****
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Original post by Alchemise
You sure it's awful? Tbf, it was ****
yah, it's pretty bad
(edited 9 years ago)
100% every year, though this year it dropped to 99%. My headteacher was super pissed off 
69% for 2014
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100% every year, though this year it dropped to 99%. My headteacher was super pissed off
Is that your old school or your new 6th form one?
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100% every year, though this year it dropped to 99%. My headteacher was super pissed off
Exactly the same at my school.
You can see the trend.
IMO selective schools shouldn't really be compared to comprehensives. The results from a comprehensives represent all abilities whilst the results of selective schools represent those clever enough to enter.
Not sure about my results, they chose not to publish.
IMO selective schools shouldn't really be compared to comprehensives. The results from a comprehensives represent all abilities whilst the results of selective schools represent those clever enough to enter.
Not sure about my results, they chose not to publish.
57% at my secondary school. However my grammar college/school has GCSE's of 91% A*/A grades. At A Level they have 93% A* - B.
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