Average GCSE grade
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Average GCSE grade
Hi All,
Can anyone let me know the average GCSE grade for a high achiever from the following schools?
1) Royal Latin
2)Aylesbury boys
3)Royal Grammer school HW
Thank you
Can anyone let me know the average GCSE grade for a high achiever from the following schools?
1) Royal Latin
2)Aylesbury boys
3)Royal Grammer school HW
Thank you
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Re: Average GCSE grade
Which subjects would you be looking at ?
Also remember a high achiever would get a high average wherever they were if they didn't then they wouldn't be a high achiever.
seriously there isn't much data on gcse scores by schools - all 3 do well according to the data here https://www.compare-school-performance. ... =secondary" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Also remember a high achiever would get a high average wherever they were if they didn't then they wouldn't be a high achiever.
seriously there isn't much data on gcse scores by schools - all 3 do well according to the data here https://www.compare-school-performance. ... =secondary" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Re: Average GCSE grade
I don't think going to any particular one of those schools would make a blind bit of difference to an individual's GCSE results. One or another may have slightly higher average grades in various subjects but for an individual it will make little or no difference.
In addition, it probably has little relevance to 5 year's time. Teachers change, exams change, pandemics come along.
In addition, it probably has little relevance to 5 year's time. Teachers change, exams change, pandemics come along.
scary mum
Re: Average GCSE grade
Exactly scarymum.scary mum wrote:I don't think going to any particular one of those schools would make a blind bit of difference to an individual's GCSE results. One or another may have slightly higher average grades in various subjects but for an individual it will make little or no difference.
In addition, it probably has little relevance to 5 year's time. Teachers change, exams change, pandemics come along.
Re: Average GCSE grade
sorry but this question is meaningless.
how on earth would knowing the answer influence your choice of school? if one child drops a grade because they had a cold and that nudges the average results down how does that impact on what your child does at the school 6 years later?
Think about whether the school suits your child’s personality and skillset.
if they are happy and supported they will achieve.
Don’t overthink the statistics.
how on earth would knowing the answer influence your choice of school? if one child drops a grade because they had a cold and that nudges the average results down how does that impact on what your child does at the school 6 years later?
Think about whether the school suits your child’s personality and skillset.
if they are happy and supported they will achieve.
Don’t overthink the statistics.