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Woodhey High School, Ramsbottom, GCSE results
11:52am Wednesday 27th August 2008
GCSE results for Woodhey High School, Ramsbottom.
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3:39pm Friday 24th August 2007
GCSE results from Mount Carmel High School & Specialist Science College.
Clitheroe Royal Grammar School
3:35pm Friday 24th August 2007
GCSE results from Clitheroe Royal Grammar School.
Hameldon Community College
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GCSE results from Hameldon Community College.
Darwen Moorland High School
3:30pm Friday 24th August 2007
GCSE results from Darwen Moorland High School.
St Augustine’s, Billington
3:23pm Friday 24th August 2007
GCSE results from St Augustine's, Billington.
Our Lady and St John Catholic Arts College
3:19pm Friday 24th August 2007
GCSE results from Our Lady and St John Catholic Arts College.
St Wilfrid’s High School & Technology College
3:18pm Friday 24th August 2007
GCSE results from St Wilfrid's High School & Technology College.
West Craven High Tech College
3:16pm Friday 24th August 2007
GCSE results from West Craven High Tech College.
St Christophers CE High School
3:15pm Friday 24th August 2007
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St Thomas’s Centre, Blackburn
3:13pm Friday 24th August 2007
GCSE results from St Thomas's Centre, Blackburn.
Bacup & Rawtenstall Grammar School
3:12pm Friday 24th August 2007
Results from Bacup & Rawtenstall Grammar School.
Norden High School & Sports College
3:05pm Friday 24th August 2007
GCSE results from Norden High School & Sports College.
Fearns Community High School
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Blessed Trinity RC College
3:03pm Friday 24th August 2007
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Alder Grange Community & Technology School
3:01pm Friday 24th August 2007
GCSE results from Alder Grange Community & Technology School.
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