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Comparing GCSE performance in England and Wales: equivalent or not?

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Figure 1 – Proportion of pupils achieving 5+ GCSEs or equivalent at A*-C in Wales and England over time
Figure 2 – Proportion of pupils achieving C or higher in maths and English in Wales and England over time
Figure 3 – Proportion of pupils eligible and not eligible for free school meals achieving 5+ A*-C in GCSEs or equivalent (inc
Figure 4 – Average British Ability Scale Vocabulary Scores in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland across ages (MCS)

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