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miniwheels70
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A-Level results for all schools at subject level here

Post by miniwheels70 »

Dear all.

I have created a dashboard to show all the GCSE and A-Level results for all English schools for the latest released data. This is an update to the dashboard I originally released last week for the GCSE results.

http://public.tableausoftware.com/views ... _count=yes

The GCSE results are for Single GCSE and the A-Level results are for Single A-Levels and the schools are ordered by %A*-A grades.

You can search by school name, or filter by institution type (Academy, Independent, Voluntary-Aided etc) or Local Authority to help you reduce the number of schools down to what you are interested in.

NOTE: Any results that are for 5 students or less are suppressed. This may affect some actual numbers slightly. Additionally, this dashboard does not presently include Double GCSE or AS-Level KS4 results or Double A-Level KS5 results.

More details on the data collection and processing approach taken, as well as the raw data can be found on the DfE website via https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... 12-to-2013 .

I hope some of you find this information useful.

Thanks
Amber
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Re: A-Level results for all schools at subject level here

Post by Amber »

I usually run a mile from this kind of thing but must confess to a slight fascination, if only because it has enabled me to compare schools in my area, which I know very well, with schools in other areas often mentioned on this forum. By filtering out independent schools I have had a bit of fun playing with the data. No idea as to its accuracy and even less to its actual use, but I am very impressed with the way you have assembled it in such an interactive manner miniwheels. If I send you some of my data (boring content analysis) maybe you could make it look pretty and exciting like this too? :D
mystery
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Re: A-Level results for all schools at subject level here

Post by mystery »

To what degree can quantitative techniques be usefully applied to your qualitative research? Could be interesting though. Will you let Miniwheels post up the final product on here?!
Amber
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Post by Amber »

My research uses both quantitative and qualitative methods.

And I was joking; so no. :D
mystery
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Post by mystery »

Oh shame. I was looking forward to something well beyond 11 plus on here. Or is it the discourse on here you are analysing?
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