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A Level Economics in England (2014) Entries Analysis A Level Economics in England (2014) Entries Analysis Entries Institutions Entries Institutions Institution Type (2014) (2014) (2014) (2014) Academy - converter mainstream 16,117 536 32.6% 33.6% Independent 12,722 418 25.7% 26.2% Sixth Form College 8,968 88 18.1% 5.5% Community school 3,687 157 7.5% 9.8% Voluntary aided school 2,439 92 4.9% 5.8% General Further Education College 1,814 113 3.7% 7.1% Foundation school 1,310 64 2.6% 4.0% Academy sponsor led 1,035 78 2.1% 4.9% Tertiary College 900 21 1.8% 1.3% Voluntary controlled school 247 15 0.5% 0.9% City technology college 60 1 0.1% 0.1% Free school – 16-19 52 1 0.1% 0.1% Academy 16-19 converter 32 2 0.1% 0.1% Academy 16-19 sponsor led 30 1 0.1% 0.1% Agriculture and Horticulture College 29 4 0.1% 0.3% Non-maintained special school 4 1 0.0% 0.1% College funded by MOD 2 1 0.0% 0.1% Free school – mainstream 2 2 0.0% 0.1% Free school – UTC 2 1 0.0% 0.1% General FE College (Special) 1 1 0.0% 0.1% Total 49,453 1,597 100.0% 100.0% www.tutor2u.net Fastest Growing Economics Depts. School or College Total13 Total14 Change Change Harris Federation Post 16 0 115 115 n/a Beauchamp College 0 92 92 n/a Greenhead College 183 262 79 43.2% Ashby School 0 77 77 n/a Dulwich College 74 146 72 97.3% Beths Grammar School 65 123 58 89.2% Richard Hale School 0 56 56 n/a Rugby School 52 107 55 105.8% Alcester Grammar School 71 126 55 77.5% Cardinal Newman College 79 132 53 67.1% London Academy of Excellence 0 52 52 n/a Bacup and Rawtenstall Grammar School 0 51 51 n/a Charters School 0 50 50 n/a The Sixth Form College Colchester 215 262 47 21.9% Harrow School 151 197 46 30.5% Epsom College 156 202 46 29.5% The Manchester Grammar School 65 110 45 69.2% Hills Road Sixth Form College 225 270 45 20.0% Royal Grammar School 75 119 44 58.7% The Charter School 16 59 43 268.8% The Coopers' Company and Coborn School 73 116 43 58.9% Xaverian College 81 124 43 53.1% Reigate College 90 133 43 47.8% Preston Manor School 0 42 42 n/a Calday Grange Grammar School 0 42 42 n/a Chingford Foundation School 0 41 41 n/a Sir Joseph Williamson's Mathematical School 39 80 41 105.1% Harrogate Grammar School 64 105 41 64.1% Bromsgrove School 118 159 41 34.7% The South Downs College 60 100 40 66.7% Clifton College 67 106 39 58.2% Glyn School 52 90 38 73.1% Royal Grammar School 84 122 38 45.2% Winstanley College 140 177 37 26.4% Oakwood Park Grammar School 3 39 36 1200.0% Forest School 0 35 35 n/a The Bridge Academy 0 34 34 n/a Guildford High School 6 40 34 566.7% Heston Community School 0 33 33 n/a St. Mary's Menston, a Catholic Voluntary Academy 0 33 33 n/a www.tutor2u.net Christ The King Sixth Form College 178 211 33 18.5% St Thomas More Catholic School 0 32 32 n/a City of London School 29 61 32 110.3% Tudor Grange Academy 0 31 31 n/a Conyers School 0 31 31 n/a John F Kennedy Catholic School 0 31 31 n/a Ossett Academy and Sixth Form College 1 32 31 3100.0% Tollbar Academy 26 57 31 119.2% The Portsmouth Grammar School 31 62 31 100.0% Landau Forte Sixth Form College 0 30 30 n/a www.tutor2u.net Largest Department Entries School or College Institution Type ASEcon14 A2Econ14 Total14 Wyggeston and Queen Elizabeth I Sixth Form College 216 180 396 College The Sixth Form College Farnborough Sixth Form College 199 156 355 Peter Symonds College Sixth Form College 206 138 344 Hills Road Sixth Form College Sixth Form College 153 117 270 Woodhouse College Sixth Form College 145 125 270 Greenhead College Sixth Form College 146 116 262 The Sixth Form College Colchester Sixth Form College 161 101 262 St Dominic's Sixth Form College Sixth Form College 142 113 255 The Sixth Form College, Solihull Sixth Form College 132 97 229 Brighton Hove and Sussex Sixth Form Sixth Form College 132 88 220 College Luton Sixth Form College Sixth Form College 133 87 220 Christ The King Sixth Form College Sixth Form College 114 97 211 Epsom College Independent 111 91 202 Harrow School Independent 110 87 197 Loreto College Sixth Form College 112 76 188 Esher College Sixth Form College 108 76 184 Winstanley College Sixth Form College 99 78 177 Haberdashers' Aske's Boys' School Independent 93 84 177 City and Islington College General Further Education 97 76 173 College Bromsgrove School Independent 111 48 159 Long Road Sixth Form College Sixth Form College 88 71 159 JFS Voluntary aided school 86 66 152 Eton College Independent 86 61 147 Notre Dame Catholic Sixth Form Sixth Form College 85 62 147 College Dulwich College Independent 82 64 146 Wellington College Independent 85 61 146 Watford Grammar School for Boys Academy - converter 74 69 143 mainstream Havering Sixth Form College Sixth Form College 92 47 139 Runshaw College Tertiary College 83 56 139 Sir John Deane's College Sixth Form College 78 59 137 St Paul's School Independent 77 58 135 Godalming College Sixth Form College 87 47 134 Tonbridge School Independent 72 62 134 Reigate College Sixth Form College 79 54 133 Cardinal Newman College Sixth Form College 83 49 132 Queen Mary's College Sixth Form College 80 52 132 www.tutor2u.net Bilborough College Sixth Form College 86 46 132 Holy Cross College Sixth Form College 75 55 130 Colchester Royal Grammar School Academy - converter 68 62 130 mainstream Merchant Taylors' School Independent 72 56 128 The Blackpool Sixth Form College Sixth Form College 74 54 128 Alcester Grammar School Academy - converter 73 53 126 mainstream Palmer's College Sixth Form College 69 57 126 Xaverian College Sixth Form College 66 58 124 Richard Huish College Sixth Form College 74 50 124 Beths Grammar School Academy - converter 69 54 123 mainstream Wilson's School Academy - converter 65 58 123 mainstream Westminster School Independent 63 60 123 Royal Grammar School Independent 67 55 122 Ilford County High School Community school 69 52 121 The Grammar School At Leeds Independent 68 52 120 Royal Grammar School Independent 65 54 119 Reading School Academy - converter 60 58 118 mainstream Leyton Sixth Form College Sixth Form College 73 45 118 The Coopers' Company and Coborn Academy - converter 67 49 116 School mainstream Harris Federation Post 16 66 49 115 The College of Richard Collyer In Sixth Form College 69 46 115 Horsham Cirencester Tertiary College Tertiary College 69 45 114 Sir George Monoux College Sixth Form College 67 46 113 Havant College Sixth Form College 71 41 112 Tiffin School Academy - converter 64 47 111 mainstream Bishop Stopford School Academy - converter 65 46 111 mainstream The Manchester Grammar School Independent 62 48 110 The Henley College Sixth Form College 67 42 109 Brockenhurst College Tertiary College 66 42 108 Tunbridge Wells Grammar School for Community school 62 46 108 Boys The Judd School Voluntary aided school 62 46 108 St Charles Catholic Sixth Form Sixth Form College 59 49 108 College Rugby School Independent 57 50 107 The Latymer School Voluntary aided school 60 47 107 Bexley Grammar School Academy - converter 55 52 107 www.tutor2u.net mainstream St Olave's and St Saviour's Grammar Voluntary aided school 63 44 107 School Clifton College Independent 64 42 106 Harrogate Grammar School Academy - converter 60 45 105 mainstream St Francis Xavier Sixth Form College Sixth Form College 59 46 105 Bradfield College Independent 57 47 104 Barton Peveril Sixth Form College Sixth Form College 59 45 104 Hampton School Independent 58 45 103 Alton College Sixth Form College 57 46 103 Mayflower High School Academy - converter 55 47 102 mainstream Warwick School Independent 53 48 101 The South Downs College General Further Education 56 44 100 College www.tutor2u.net .
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