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The Education (School Performance Information) (Wales) Regulations 1992
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- 1992 No. 2274
- SCHEDULE 1
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Part II:A and AS level summaries
3. The number of male pupils, female pupils and the total number of pupils aged 17 in the reporting school year and the previous school year and the number of male pupils, female pupils and the total number of pupils aged 17 who were entered during the reporting school year and the previous school year for at least one GCE ‘A’ level or GCE ‘AS’ examination.
4. The respective percentages of male pupils, female pupils and all pupils aged 17 who were entered for GCE ‘A’ level or GCE ‘AS’ examinations whose achievements fall into each of the following ranges of points, namely: 0 points; 1 to 4 points; 5 to 9 points; 10 to 14 points; 15 to 19 points; 20 to 24 points; 25 to 29 points; and 30 or more points.
5. The average number of points of male pupils, female pupils and all pupils aged 17 who were entered during the reporting school year for GCE ‘A’ level or GCE ‘AS’ examinations.
6. The information given by the Secretary of State to headteachers relating to the corresponding national figures and local figures for examinations for which pupils have been entered in the reporting school year.
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