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GCSE national subject tables 2004
11 Feb 2005
The 2004 national GCSE subject tables shown in this spreadsheet indicate the national percentages for pupils' attainment in the main subject areas, with reference to the interpretive grades shown in the Secondary Schools Performance and Assessment Report (PANDA), for boys, girls and all pupils in mainstream schools. Please refer to the PANDA and the National Summary Data Report for further information.
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| File name | File type | File size |
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| xls E national subject tables 2004 (RTF format).xls | xls | 50.00 KB |
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