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A and AS Level headline statistics 2011
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2011
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north of Ireland
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England, Wales and the north of Ireland
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Entries
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32,582 (31,741)
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867,317 (853,933)
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%A*
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8.6 (9.5*)
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8.2 (8.1)
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%A*-A
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34.5 (35.9*)
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27.0 (27.0)
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%A*-C
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84.2 (84.5)
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76.2 (75.4)
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%A*-E
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98.1 (98.1)
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97.8 (97.6)
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*% changes to 2010 at time of award figures relate to GCE Chemistry regrade
Typically, about half of school leavers have sat GCE A level / AS level examinations. Of these:
- 8.6% of entries in the north of Ireland were awarded the A* grade. This compares favourably to 8.2% for England, Wales and the north of Ireland as a whole.
- The north of Ireland remains ahead of the figures for England, Wales and the north of Ireland collectively, by 7.5% at grades A*-A, 8% at grades A*-C and 0.3% at grades A*-E.
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2011
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north of Ireland
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England, Wales and the north of Ireland
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Entries
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42,666 (41,921)
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1,411,919 (1,197,490)
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%A
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31.6 (33.9)
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19.3 (19.4)
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%A-C
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76.5 (77.6)
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59.4 (59.1)
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%A-E
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94.3 (94.4)
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88.2 (88.2)
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- The north of Ireland remains ahead of the figures for England, Wales and the north of Ireland collectively, by 12.3% at grade A, 17.1% at grades A-C and 6.1% at grades A-E.
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