According to sources, the hardest GCSEs to achieve a 9 or 8 are Maths, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. These subjects often require a high level of critical thinking, complex concepts, and a broad understanding of the material to reach the top grades.
In 2024, five percent of GCSE entries for math...
Read more ›There is no age limit to retaking or taking Maths GCSE for the first time. Taking GCSEs as an adult is an excellent way to improve your job prospects and access further higher education. Here's how to pass Maths GCSE as an adult.
Understand the exam and grading structureGCSE Maths in the UK is di...
Read more ›January marks the academic year's mid-point, giving students approximately 20 weeks until the start of GCSEs. Wherever your child is with maths revision and whatever their mock grade, they still have time to improve their grades, catch up and ensure they have a strong foundation for the exams. Here'...
Read more ›With GCSE season fast approaching, getting your child to start their revision early in January will give them four to five months to prepare and be exam-ready.
They need a well-structured, focused, and sustainable revision plan to make the most of this time. Here's how to help them maximise their...
Read more ›This year, 44.1% of students who took the GCSE Physics exam achieved grades 7, 8, or 9, the second highest proportion of top grades among the 15 most popular GCSE subjects.
Yet, GCSE Physics is challenging for many students. This is partly because it deals with abstract ideas and problems that requ...
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