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Arboretum Primary School Cherry Tree Hill Primary School Lawn Primary School

Derwent Community Primary School Little Eaton Primary

Long Row Primary, Belper Longford C of E Primary Longmoor Primary, Long Eaton Loscoe C of E Primary

Marlpool Junior

Mapperley C of E Primary

Matlock Bath Holy Trinity C of E Primary Melbourne Junior

Middleton Primary

Milford Primary

Morley Primary

Morton Primary

Mugginton C of E Primary

Mundy C of E Junior, Heanor Netherseal St Peter's C of E Primary Newhall Junior

Newton Primary

Norbury C of E Primary

Osmaston C of E Primary

Overseal Primary School

Pennine Way Junior, Swadlincote Pottery Primary, Belper

Redhill Primary, Ockbrook

Repton Primary

Richardson Endowed Primary, West Hallam Riddings Junior

Ripley Junior

Risley Lower Grammar C of E Primary Rosliston C of E Primary

Sale and Davys C of E Primary, Barrow Sandiacre Cloudside Junior

Scargill C of E Primary, West Hallam Shardlow Primary

Somerlea Park Junior, Somercotes South Darley C of E Primary School South Wingfield Primary Springfield Junior, Swadlincote

St Andrew's C of E Primary, Stanley St Edward's Catholic Primary, Newhall St Elizabeth's Catholic Primary, Belper St George's C of E Primary, Church Gresley St Giles C of E Primary, Matlock

St John's C of E Primary, Belper

St John's C of E Primary, Ripley St Joseph's Catholic, Matlock

St Laurence C of E Primary, Long Eaton St Thomas Catholic, Ilkeston Stanley Common C of E Primary Stanton Primary

Stenson Fields Primary Stonebroom Primary

Street Lane Primary, Denby Sudbury Primary

Swanwick Primary

Tansley Primary

Town End Junior, Alfreton Turnditch C of E Primary Waingroves Primary Walton-on-Trent C of E Primary Weston-on-Trent C of E Primary William Gilbert C of E Primary, Duffield Willington Primary

Wirksworth Junior

Woodville C of E Junior Derbyshire average 66% 70% 91% 59% 71% 34% 55% 29% 76% 65% 100% 100% 62% N/A 67% 38% 47% 83% 71% 74% 70% 56% 72% 84% 82% 74% 75% 65% 65% 33% 93% 58% 61% 63% 53% 92% 100% 52% 75% 67% 97% 63% 47% 68% 63% 54% 37% 77% 67% 67% 45% 61% 63% 56% 59% 33% 58% 77% 75% 64% 83% 94% 54% 63% 42% 64% THE number of students being accepted to university with lower A-level grades is on the increase, according to statistics from the university admissions service.

Data from Ucas revealed 80% of applicants with three D grades or equivalent were accepted on an undergraduate course in 2018. Overall, 76.8% of successful applicants missed their predicted A-levels by one or more grade, a rise from 73.3% in 2013, the End of Cycle Report showed.

For students who missed their predicted target by three or more grades, there was an increase of 3.3% on those receiving a place since 2017 and 11.5% since 2013, the year after annual £9,000 tuition fees were introduced.

The increase in students offered university places with lower grades could fuel fears that institutions are admitting students simply to fill courses and receive tuition fees.

The admissions service said it was working with schools and universities to improve the accuracy of predicted grades.

For the 44,150 applicants who achieved grades equivalent to CCC or lower, the acceptance rate into higher education was 84.3% in 2018, compared with 79.3% in 2013.