Thousands of students across the country will wake up to find out their GCSE results on Thursday. And while there will be cheers for some, there will be tears for others who did not get the grades ...

Students across Leicestershire found out how they did in their GCSEs today. After teenagers picked up their A-Level results last week, Year 11 students found out how they performed in their own exams.

GCSE results day is finally here, and thousands of students across the country have been celebrating some tremendous results. Despite fears over the difficulty of exams this year, students in London ...

GCSE results day "will not be as enjoyable" as it was during the pandemic as around 300,000 fewer top grades could be awarded this week, an education expert has said. Professor Alan Smithers, director ...

Just a week after A-level students collected their results, it's now time for GCSEs. But it's not just GCSE results which are out today - those who chose BTEC options will also be picking up that ...

Pupils across the Bridgend county have collected their GCSE results today. The county borough’s schools have seen a 1.5% rise in performance at A*-C grades, with 63.8 per cent of pupils achieving ...

British teenagers will find out their GCSE results this week after months of waiting. For many students it will be the most nerve wracking day of their academic lives so far. Express.co.uk reveals all ...

GSCE results will be released to students up and down the country on today, on Thursday, August 22. But as results get released, some may be confused by the new grading system. The original system saw ...

GCSE grades have dropped for the first time since 2019, new figures show. More than 700,000 students across England, Wales and Northern Ireland received their results this morning. Overall grades were ...

Ofqual, the exam regulator, said the return to pre-pandemic grading means this year's national GCSE results in England will be lower than last year and similar to levels in 2019 - the year before the ...

Students across Swansea are celebrating their GCSE results. The figures show 21.2% of pupils in Swansea gained A* and A grades in their WJEC exams, which is significantly better than the 18.4% for ...