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Regulation 6 Amendment of principal Regulations

Original text. Later amendments are not shown.

For paragraph 2 of Schedule 1 substitute–

“2

For that year and any earlier year, the percentage of male pupils aged 15, the percentage of female pupils aged 15 and the percentage of all pupils aged 15 who–

(a)

were entered for one or more GCSE examinations, two or more GCSE short course examinations or one or more other lower examinations;

(b)

achieved any grade from A to C in one or more GCSE examinations or an equivalent achievement in other lower examinations or in GCSE and other lower examinations (in any combination);

(c)

achieved any grade from A to G in one or more GCSE examinations or an equivalent achievement in other lower examinations or in GCSE and other lower examinations (in any combination);

(d)

did not achieve any grade from A to G in a GCSE or an equivalent achievement in any other lower examination;

(e)

did not achieve any grade from A to G in a GCSE or an equivalent achievement in any other lower examinations but who achieved any pass grade in a CoEA examination;

(f)

did not achieve any grade from A to G in a GCSE or an equivalent achievement in any other lower examination or any pass grade in a CoEA examination;

(g)

were entered for five or more GCSE examinations or an equivalent number of entries in other lower examinations or GCSE and other lower examinations (in any combination), “equivalent number” being determined in the same way as “equivalent achievement” in regulation 4(5) but ignoring any reference to grades achieved;

(h)

were entered for one or more lower examinations or CoEA examinations;

(i)

achieved any grade from A to C in five or more GCSE examinations, or an equivalent achievement in other lower examinations or in GCSE or other lower examinations (in any combination);

(j)

achieved any grade from A to G in five or more GCSE examinations, or an equivalent achievement in other lower examinations or in GCSE and other lower examinations (in any combination).”.