15:10, Thu, Aug 24, 2017 Updated: 10:36, Thu, Aug 23, 2018 A new numbered grading system has replaced the familiar A*-G for maths, English literature and English language this year. The 1-9 grades ...

A young boy has achieved a remarkable Grade 9 in GCSE maths. Chun Nok Eric Li, from Altrincham, was one of thousands of other students across the country to receive their GCSE results today (August 21 ...

GCSE results operate on a numerical grading system which was introduced in 2017. This means the previous A* to G was switched to a 9 to 1 grading scale.. We have details of all the grade boundaries ...

This year, GCSE results will be released on Thursday, August 24, 2017. You could receive your results by going to pick them up from your school in person, or they may be sent out to you in the post.

As students across England, Northern Ireland, and Wales receive their GCSE grades, parents used to the old letter grading system might be left confused. From 2017, a new system was in place in England ...

Harry Thew, who took the exam in Year 6 at Bede Academy in Blyth, Northumberland, said his performance was “quite good”. He dropped just two marks on one paper and five on the second to achieve a ...