GCSE and IGCSE exam results from 41,039 candidates at 571 Independent Schools Council (ISC) schools show that this year 29.5% of entries achieved grade A*. This is the sixth consecutive yearly rise.
This year’s A-level exam results from 33,466 candidates at 483 Independent Schools Council (ISC) schools show that 18.17% of entries from ISC pupils were awarded the new grade A* designed to reward the top academic achievers.
The Census has found ISC schools continuing to attract more international pupils. There are now 23,307 non-British pupils with parents living overseas at ISC schools, an increase of 7.4% on 2009.
Fifth annual rise for ISC GCSE and IGCSE results.
Success for ISC pupils at A-level.
The ISC Annual Census 2009 has found that its pupil numbers have risen again. There are now 514,531 pupils at ISC schools, compared to 511,677 in 2008.
The Independent Schools Council (ISC) Annual Census 2008 has found pupil numbers rising again - with notable increases among boarding and girl pupils since 2007.
The Independent Schools Council (ISC) Annual Census 2007 has found pupil numbers continuing to rise in the independent sector.