This year, GCSE results are out on Thursday 25th August 2022. This guide will tell you everything that you need to know to make the most of the big day itself.
Grade boundaries are released on GCSE results day. Much like A-Levels, they used to be released prior to results day, but this was changed to try and reduce stress amongst students who were trying to predict their grades. The grade boundaries from previous years can be found on the website...
In England, students are required to have at least a grade 4 in English and Maths. If you missed out on the grades needed, resitting is available. On GCSE Results Day, you may feel disappointed with your results and need higher grades to go to college. You're not alone! If you misse...
IfGCSE resultsfall short of expectations, you may need to think about retaking some or all of them. This is a big decision that shouldn’t be taken lightly, and what you decide largely depends on the subjects involved. For instance, students in England whose results fall below a Grade C ...
This summer’s exam results season was always going to be challenging for schools, students, parents and universities. Yet around the world, international and independent school students beat the odds to deliver exceptional results and outcomes that put
Students across the UK received the results of their MayGCSEexaminations today. GCSE highlights Pass rate was 67.3% in England, Wales and Northern Ireland More than 20% of UK GCSE entries scored top grades, up from 20.5% in 2018 In England, 837 students got the top grade in all of their...
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