GCSE pupils were left confused and angry after taking the Edexcek Higher Maths exam yesterday (Thursday, May 16). Students from across England had to sit one of the eight exams scheduled for that day, ...

This BBC Bitesize article references Edexcel maths past papers, explores practice questions and worked examples to help students prepare for maths GCSE exams.

How does the GCSE maths exam work? The Edexcel GCSE maths exam is spread over three separate papers - each part is worth 80 marks and has a 33.3 per cent weighting.

A full list of Edexcel GCSE grade boundaries are available here. Maths (Higher): Max mark 240, Grade 9 - 203, Grade 8 - 174, Grade 7 - 145, Grade 6 - 112, Grade 5 - 79, Grade 4 - 47 ...

A GCSE Maths paper had students partying online after a very gentle cruise into exam season today (Thursday, May 15) - for many, it was "lightwork". Students got so lucky that one even said they had ...

GCSE students can check their grade boundaries on the AQA, Edexcel and OCR website on results day Thursday morning. Grade boundaries are not set until after students take their exams and they have ...

But nowadays pupils can get a single exam trending on Twitter, as was the case after thousands of GCSE students sat what appeared to be a particularly tricky Edexcel Maths paper.

But examiners Pearson Edexcel insist those photos of the GCSE maths paper were a “hoax”. Angry students have demanded a resit for the foundation paper one exam.

‘Hannah and her sweets’ caused quite a storm this year on Twitter as GCSE pupils took to the social media site to vent their frustrations over the ‘tricky’ Edexcel Mathematics paper. Along ...