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GCSE

Answer

The proportion of students achieving two or more A grades at A level is not available.

The table below shows the number and percentage of pupils achieving five A* to C grade GCSEs including English and mathematics and the number and percentage of pupils achieving three or more A grades at A level for areas with different selection policies.

	GCSE and equivalents			A level
	Pupils at state funded schools at the end of key stage 4 2014/2015	Percentage of pupils achieving five A*-C grade GCSEs including English and mathematics		Students at the end of advance level study at state funded schools entered for at least one A level or applied single/double award A level 2014/15	Percentage of students achieving three or more A grades at A level or applied single/double level award
Fully selective areas1	47,258	60.6		20,085	14.0
Partially selective areas2	124,962	58.4		41,737	12.4
Non-selective areas	378,534	56.6		96,619	8.1

Source: KS4 & KS5 attainment data 2014/2015: final

Notes:
1. Includes schools in the following areas which operate area wide arrangements for academic selection: Bexley, Buckinghamshire, Kent, Lincolnshire, Medway, Slough, Southend, Sutton, Torbay and Trafford.
		2. Includes schools in twenty-six local authorities that have selective schools operating their own arrangements for academic selection.

Secondary information

Type

Written question

Reference

47822

Session

2016-17

Subjects

Grammar schools Pupils Standards Schools GCSE Comprehensive schools

Contains statistics

Yes

Link

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