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Cricket in England UK 2025
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In 2019 - 28% of A Level students achieved A*
United KingdomLondonCurrently watching: 5from 10928.00 £ / term -
In 2019 - 42% of GCSE students achieved A* score
United KingdomReadingCurrently watching: 6from 12985.00 £ / term -
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In 2018 - 61.7% of A Level students achieved A*- B scores
United KingdomReadingCurrently watching: 3from 9985.00 £ / term -
In 2021 - 50% of A Level students achieved A*-A
United KingdomLancasterCurrently watching: 5from 12259.00 £ / term -
In 2021 - 90,4% of A-level students achieved A*-B
United KingdomCambridgeCurrently watching: 6from 8320.00 £ / term -
In 2019 following the GCSE results - ten subjects achieved a 100% pass rate
United KingdomPortsmouthCurrently watching: 4from 10960.00 £ / term -
In 2021 - 59% of A Level students achieved A*-A
United KingdomIpswichCurrently watching: 3from 9680.00 £ / term -
In 2020 - 32% of A Level students achieved A* - A
United KingdomTauntonCurrently watching: 5from 11790.00 £ / term -
In 2021 - 42% of A Level students achieved A* - A
United KingdomSunderlandCurrently watching: 4from 6831.00 £ / term
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