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Old 19-07-2011
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OK, here's the process, Eric's right though:

1. Take out F1's.

2. Take out National F2's.

3. Count how many have done 4 rounds.

4. Work out 20% of the above number - that's the number of F2's (excluding FR1's and Nat F2's as above).

5. Work out 30% of the number you got in 3 - that's the number of F3's.

6. Work out 30% of the number you got in 3 - that's the number of F4's.

7. The rest, even those that have done 1 round, get F5.

BUT - you can only drop one grade a year, so if you were F2 this year, but ended up in the F4 bracket of the results, you'd be F3 next year.

Make sense?

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