So, what do these GCSE grades mean? Here, we explain it all, including the different grade boundaries. So, if you’re hoping for that hard-earned A or A*, you’re looking for a 7, 8 or 9 on your ...

At such a critical moment in US history ... by those who can afford it. GCSE grades have fallen from an all-time high during the Covid pandemic as efforts to curb grade inflation kicked into ...

Renna and Karim open their GCSE results ... a C grade, down from 58.8% in 2011. This year's results also show the gap between girls and boys stalled at the very top grades, with 18.9% of boys ...

GCSE grades have changed - and the new system can be a little confusing. The original marking system saw students graded from A to G and this has now changed to 9 to 1. Grade boundaries by exam ...

GCSE students in England ... By 2020, all subjects were using the new grading system. The highest grade is 9, while 1 is the lowest, and U means "ungraded". The number scale is not directly ...

Here is everything you need to know about the new GCSE grades and how they will impact your children. Pupils are graded from 9-1 rather than A*-G, with 9 being the top grade and 1 the lowest.

GCSEs are graded on a numerical system from 1 to 9 ... or history, and a language). In England, many students who fail to secure at least a grade 4 in English and/or maths GCSE are required ...

For AQA's GCSE Psychology, the maximum mark was 200. The grade boundaries were set at 158 for Grade 9, 144 for Grade 8, 130 for Grade 7, 111 for Grade 6, 92 for Grade 5, 74 for Grade 4 ...