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GCSEs: Regional inequality widens as share of top grades falls
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August 24, 2023
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Aug 24, 20232:21Now PlayingEngland has seen GCSE grades down almost to 2019 levels, with the share receiving 7 or above now at 22%, compared to 21% in 2019.
Meanwhile, in Wales and Northern Ireland, the proportion of students reaching the highest grades has fallen compared to last year but remains above the level seen in 2019.
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