Follow news releases as they happen from Ofqual, DfE and the exam boards on Twitter, using this Examinations list. For Mathematics use this mini list for AQA, Edexcel and OCR Maths & MEI Maths. (You can follow these lists without subscribing to Twitter.)
JCQ – statistics all boards A Levels here and GCSEs here.
Use the following links for each exam boards’ provisional results statistics and grade boundaries.
OCR Results Statistics
OCR Results Grade Boundaries
WJEC Unit Grade Boundaries (search on the unit required, note the option on the top right of the screen which for example enables you to choose higher or foundation at GCSE. Grade boundaries for the overall qualifications are available for WJEC centres from their secure site.)
WJEC Grade boundaries select the year, session and subject.
From Ofqual
July 2019: We’ve got an app for that… Ofqual has interactive apps which will allow you to compare your own results with the national and regional picture. These interactive apps include over time results for GCSE and A level subjects, results by county for a range of subjects and graphs that show the extent of variation in the results of individual schools and colleges over time.
The interactive graphs using the 2019 GCSE and A level results data will be available from the morning the results are issued, so AS and A Level results are now available and GCSE results will be available on Thursday 22 August 2019.
Ofqual Interactive App – A Level
FFT Education Datalab explores trends in national A-Level and GCSE entries and grades.
From MEI, commentary and analysis on Core Maths and A level Maths.
Guardian Datablog on A Levels 2019 and GCSE.
To do a finer analysis and look at individual component results and even marks for each question, centres can register with the appropriate examination board for their enhanced results services. To help your thinking have a look at the AQA’s Guide to AQA Enhanced Results Analysis …
Edexcel ResultsPlus ResultsPlus Features and Guide
