GCSE maths resits: 2018 results

Here are the 2018 GCSE maths results for all students in the UK, aged 17 and over, and the trends in grades and number of entries since 2014. GCSE grades, maths, age 17+ (2014-2018) GCSE entries, maths, age 17+ (2014-2018) Here are the GCSE English resit results for 2018. Thanks to Education […]

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| 23 August 2018, 10:04 am

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Here are the 2018 GCSE maths results for all students in the UK, aged 17 and over, and the trends in grades and number of entries since 2014.

GCSE grades, maths, age 17+ (2014-2018)

GCSE entries, maths, age 17+ (2014-2018)

Here are the GCSE English resit results for 2018.

Thanks to Education Datalab for preparing the graphs.

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