All news on the topic: GCSEs

It was a day of celebrations for the Royal Family as they stepped out together for the annual Trooping the Colour - but one member was noticeably absent from the event

A woman has explained how she managed to get 'revenge' on her mum, who was 'ashamed' about the 'figure-hugging', matching dress she had decided to wear for her school prom

Lynn Beattie, 47, from Knebworth, Hertfordshire, made a vow to pay her children for their exam results after seeing her friends being rewarded for their own grades

Mahnoor Cheema, 17, has an IQ higher than Stephen Hawking and Albert Einstein - and has her sights on studying at Oxford University once she's completed her 28 A-levels

School children around the UK started their GCSE exams this week, and to mark the occasion we've put together a tricky GCSE maths question that even parents can't answer

Millions of teenagers across Britain will be revising for hours on end this month, ahead of their GCSE and A-Level exams - but eating the 'right foods' can bolster their performance even further

The heroics of the teenager from Surrey in the amateur game have earned him a shot at pitting his wits against some household names on the PGA Tour in the weeks before he sits his exams

TV host Kirstie Allsopp argues homework is of zero benefit to young children and is a nightly nightmare for parents, but Darren Lewis has a lesson in the real world

Dust off your school uniform and get back into the classroom - it's time to put your maths skills to the ultimate test with this tricky GCSE exam question that is baffling Brits

Ryan Cockbill was left tetraplegic after jumping into a paddling pool at a GCSE exams party gone wrong but quickly found his knack for accuracy on the shooting range during his rehabilitation

This GCSE maths question asked to a contestant on Michael McIntyre's The Wheel left people in the studio and at home stumped when it aired - can you work out the answer?

Myprotein founder Oliver Cookson has created a business empire after having a simple idea from going to the gym. He started off with a £500 overdraft but now runs a multi-million pound business

Honey Ibbitson, now 15, was aged just six when she started feeling discomfort in her legs, leading her mother Julie, 36, to take her for medical tests, with doctors misdiagnosing the brain tumour she had as growing pains

It turns out even parents would struggle to sit their GCSE maths paper now, as one question is leaving adults completely baffled. It has a 100% fail rate - can you work it out?

Teenage darts sensation Luke Littler will aim to become the youngest ever winner of the PDC World Championship on Wednesday when he takes on Luke Humphries in the final

An all-boys school whose students were ‘forged in the horrors of Covid’ has beaten Eton College to become the best secondary in the country for 2024 after turning in stellar results

Known for her gritty and complex storylines on EastEnders, former soap actress Danielle Harold is set to join the cast of the upcoming season of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! We take a closer look at Danielle's life off-screen life

Children's Commissioner Dame Rachel de Souza called for Rishi Sunak to help struggling youngsters with a Play Out to Help Out scheme - mimicking the Eat Out to Help Out initiative to kick-start hospitality after lockdown

The Children's Commissioner found around 20,000 pupils finishing their GCSEs last summer had missed half or more of their classes in one of their final two years of school

The teacher-turned-millionaire stayed on at his job for months after his big win as he wanted to help his pupils complete their GCSEs - and says the profession will always be “part” of him

Spice Girls star Mel B took her 16-year-old daughter Angel Iris Murphy Brown, shared with ex Eddie Murphy, out for a posh Japanese meal at TADA restaurant in Leeds

Sir Kevan Collins, who quit in 2021 over the Government's miserly catch-up plans, said ministers had 'made a huge mistake' by failing to invest in education recovery after Covid

Just 17.6% of teenagers in the North East received the top grades of 7/A or above in their GCSE results, compared to 28.4% in London - a 10.8 percentage point gap

'Addressing the impacts of poverty on education is likely to go a long way towards closing regional gaps,' writes Carl Cullinane, Director of Research and Policy at the Sutton Trust

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