GCSE results day is just a few weeks away, and soon Year 11 students will know whether their two years of hard work paid off. This year, even more GCSE subjects will be graded on the new numerical ...

Article continues below More than one in five (20.8%) UK GCSE entries scored one of the three top grades this year, up from 20.5% last summer. The proportion receiving the top grades - at least a ...

GCSE candidates face even more pressure this year, as they become the first group to sit the exams under a new numerical grading system. The new 9-1 system replaces the traditional A*-U grades in ...

GCSE's were reformed in 2017 with a new numbered grading system from 1 to 9 replacing the traditional A* to G letter results. If you took your exams before that year you may be a bit confused as ...