GCSE results day: Grade boundaries, how to appeal, and why some students are getting results through an app Thousands of GCSE students in England will get their grades in an app - but there are ...

Teenagers across the county are opening their crucial GCSE results envelopes today (Thursday, August 21). Didn't get the grades you were expecting? Don't panic - here's your complete guide to what ...

The Government is considering scrapping compulsory English and maths resits at GCSE level. Pupils who fail these subjects at GCSE, aged 16, are made to resit them if they stay on for sixth form ...

GCSE resits for English and Maths could be scrapped after the pass rate fell to lowest level in a decade. The current model requires students who fail these two core subjects at GCSE level to ...

What were the 2025 GCSE grade boundaries? There are a few different GCSE subjects that pupils have to take, including mathematics and English language – although others like English literature ...

Students in England, Wales and Northern Ireland are opening their GCSE, BTec and other Level 2 results this morning. Maths is a notoriously tough subject - can you crack this question?

Maths may be the most popular subject choice, but concerns remain about the skills of young people who choose not to study it ...

How can I appeal against my GCSE results? If you do not think your grade is right, you should first talk to your school or college.

Your full guide to this year's GCSE exams in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

As GCSE pass rate falls, how do you appeal grades or resit exams? Five key takeaways from this year's GCSE results Educationalists are sounding the alarm about this.