Education Correspondent Eleanor Busby will have the national statistics and trends for GCSE results day from Westminster at 9.30am - as tens of thousands of students collect their grades across England, Wales and Northern Ireland early in the morning.
Currently, the government is only seeing between 20,000 and 30,000 a month.Mike Cherry, Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) National Chairman, said: “Students getting their GCSE results today, will be thinking about their next move and may be considering an apprenticeship as a crucial stepping stone into sustainable employment – particularly for younger workers looking to ‘earn and learn’.

try again, the name must be unique Perhaps, before appearing for the same, you must go through the stipulations as well as terms and conditions followed by the board in concern with the GCSE examination 2018. "Over 4,000 centres receive the grade boundaries and we request, in the best interest of their students, that they keep these secure and confidential until the results have been issued. GCSE results 2018: Only 700 teenagers in England get clean sweep of grade 9s after major reforms - as it happened Eleanor Busby Education Correspondent @Eleanor_Busby , Shehab Khan @ShehabKhan Want to bookmark your favourite articles and stories to read or reference later? GCSE RESULTS 2018. GCSE results 2018.

There are no comments yet - be the first to add your thoughts {{#sender.isSelf}} "Students in England tomorrow will open their envelopes to see a mix of alphabetical and numerical GCSE grades. continue to respect all commenters and create constructive debates. In case you need a quick recap ahead of the big day - we have a handy guide on what to expect tomorrow In previous years, students were able to see their GCSE grade boundaries online the day before they received their results.But last year, exam boards decided to hold off from publishing them until results day due to concerns about stress.A statement issued by the exam boards says: "Grade boundaries are not issued publically before the GCSE results as candidates make assumptions and erroneously predict their final grade. Perhaps, the heart of students out there in the UK might be more stressed in concern with their examination results.The way that the evaluations you get will give you essential capabilities and help you advance onto A-levels or further examination. The number of students receiving the top GCSE grades rose for first time in seven years despite major reformsThe proportion of entries scoring a C or above – or a 4 under the new grading system – increased by 0.5 percentage points from 66.4 per cent last year to 66.9 per cent.Grades were awarded in the new tougher GCSE subjects – maths and English – last summer. Log in to update your newsletter preferencesPlease Feel free to share with your valuable view of your results.Aima Hollington is the team lead and managing The Quint Media under Quintdaily. will be published daily in dedicated articles. It allows our most engaged readers to debate the big issues, share their own experiences, discuss The new linear GCSEs – which have harder content, less coursework, and more exams at the end of two years – are Only 732 16-year-olds in England, who took at least seven new GCSEs, scored a clean sweep of 9s in all subjects.Enter your email to follow new comments on this article.Are you sure you want to mark this comment as inappropriate?Want to discuss real-world problems, be involved in the most engaging discussions and hear from the journalists? {{#replies}}

"Headteachers have warned of increased pressure on GCSE students amid exam reforms:For many students, preparation for the GCSE exams begin at the end of Year 9 or start of Year 10.But this week it emerged that children as young as 11 have been sitting GCSE-style tests in school. It comes with mark schemes covering different assessment objectives.The attainment gap between deaf children and children with no special educational needs also widened at GCSE last year.Deaf children achieve more than a whole grade less at GCSE than their hearing peers.There have been suggestions that the grade boundaries could be lower this year for the new tougher GCSEs compared with the old system.Last year, when grades were awarded for the first time for the new maths GCSE, students sitting the higher tier maths paper only needed to score 18 per cent of the marks to secure a grade 4 - which is a "pass" under the new scale.Professor Alan Smithers, director of the Centre for Education and Employment Research at the University of Buckingham, has predicted that a higher percentage of students will gain the two new top grades - 8s and 9s - than the proportion of A*s awarded under the old system ahead of GCSE results day.Professor Smithers has also predicted that boys will close the gap with girls at the top grades – as less coursework and more exams is supposed to favour boys.Poorer pupils in secondary school are more likely to be excluded than they are to pass one of the government’s key measures of GCSEs, analysis from charity Teach First has found.A higher percentage of secondary students eligible for free school meals (FSM) were excluded from school last year than achieved the English Baccalaureate (EBacc), a collection of core academic subjects that ministers want the vast majority of pupils to sit.Exams regulator Ofqual announced earlier this week that it had taken extraordinary action to stop pupils from ending up with U grades in a higher tier GCSE science paper tomorrow.The regulator took the highly unusual step of intervening over the fail grades for the tougher GCSE science paper after it found that more students than expected were getting an unclassified result for combined science.

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